Pac-12 Networks unveils Pac-12 Football All-Century Team

During the past 100 years, some of the greatest names to ever play football cultivated their talents at one of the Conference’s 12 esteemed universities, and Tuesday evening, Pac-12 Networks revealed the Pac-12 All-Century Football Team.

When all the ballots from a distinguished panel of 119 players, coaches, and media were tallied, 50 players and one coach representing eight Pac-12 schools were named to the team. Additionally, Stanford QB John Elway was named Offensive Player of the Century, USC S Ronnie Lott was named Defensive Player of the Century and legendary Trojan head coach John McKay was chosen as Coach of the Century.

You can read about the Pac-12 All-Century Team here: http://pac-12.com/article/2015/12/02/pac-12-networks-unveils-pac-12-football-all-century-team —————— Fight on! Arie Korporaal ariek@mac.com

El Capitan goes live tomorrow

El Capitan, Apple’s latest version of the operating system for the Mac, goes live tomorrow. You can download iOS 10.11 on September 30.

For me the best news is that Photos will now support extensions. That makes editing photos in Photos much more powerful. You can use (some of?) your photo editing extensions like Intensify and Snapheal that I use and are from Macphun. I haven’t heard what the status of some of my older Topaz Labs extensions will be. Some those have been in my Aperture bag of tricks since the early days of Macworld. Here’s hoping that Topaz will make their (my) extensions compatible with Photos.

A flagrant liar for President?

Jim Hightower, a former elected Texas Agriculture Commissioner, has been writing some of the best political commentary for years–about 40. I have been a subscriber to his Hightower Lowdown for a number of years–but not 40.

One of his recent postings is about the "new darling" in the Republican clown car. Wouldn't you just like to slap that smarmy look off her lying face?  Read this piece by Hightower to get the straight scoop about her recent attack on Planned Parenthood: A flagrant liar for President?