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Tuesday is must see streaming.

Some financial types try to start a running of the bulls,

and the final days of 9-9 event predictions.

It's Friday, September 5th, 2014, I'm Kan Ray, and this is news from Maco-S-Can. Brought to you by yours truly and supported by iChart magazine

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Hey, does your job have one of those work at home plans?

If it doesn't, you should get them to start one over the weekend. If it does you should

plan to make use of it next Tuesday. You know it might just be easier to call in

sick? Oh there's good reason. Apple announced yesterday that it will

stream next Tuesday's 9 9.14 event either through Safari or Apple TV. The

Bird says that'll cut out some potential viewers though it's hard to see why since

there is a version of safari for Windows.

It's possible they're thinking of the 8 Linux desktop users out there.

Or maybe it's the scads of Android users who won't be near a desktop and won't be able to see the event on their phones or tablets.

Seriously, call in sick, or take a long lunch or brunch.

The event is set to kick off at 1 PM Eastern 10 AM Pacific. The verge also points out that it will be live

blogging the event. Assume that just about any other tech site you can name will be

live blogging the event as well. Personally I'll be

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