Performance Claims: +18% IPC vs. Skylake, +47% Performance vs. Broadwell With every new product generation, the company releasing the product has to put some level of expectations on performance. Depending on the company, you’ll either get a high level number summarizing performance, or you’ll get reams and reams of benchmark data. Intel did both, especially with a headline ‘+18%’ value, but in recent months the company has also been on a charge about what sort of benchmarking is worth doing.

Balsamic Watermelon Salad – so light and refreshing it’s perfect all summer long! Tomorrow is Reece’s last day of school and for us that means summer is just about here! We spend lots of time outdoors during the summer and grill several nights a week. One surefire way to get my boys excited about dinner is to serve them up some hot dogs and some fresh watermelon. Watermelon is THE summer fruit in my opinion.

Spread the love              Kelli Finglass is a former NFL Dallas Cowboys cheerleader who now works as the director of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. She was born on December 30, 1960, in Dallas, Texas, United States. Finglass is also the executive producer of the reality programme “Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team,” which airs on ESPN. In 1991, she began her career as a filmmaker. Have you ever wondered how wealthy Kelli Finglass is right now, in the middle of 2016?

California Senator Dianne Feinstein has a total assets of around $90 million starting at 2022. This is the very thing that we are familiar Feinstein’s wellbeing update. Dianne Feinstein is an American lawmaker who has been filling in as a United States Senator starting around 1992 and the Senior Senator. She was chosen as a Democrat to the U.S. Senate in 1992 and started addressing California sometime thereafter. In addition, Feinstein was the principal lady to act as a congressperson from that state.

Numerous iPhone users reported receiving a dubious text message this morning asking them to verify their details. Coming from the number 365, the message tells the user they've been locked out of their Apple ID and then asks them to verify their details. The tell-tale sign in the scam is that the word "Apple" is misspelled "appl" in the url featuring in the text message. READ MORE: •Russian scam creates fake NZ Herald site to sell new iPhones for $1