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I admit that I've often wondered this myself. Rod Dreher ponders:
I genuinely don't understand [Andrew Sullivan's] position. He doesn't believe the Catholic Church teaches truth, except insofar as it coincides with what he believes. Staying inside the Catholic Church makes him truly miserable. So why stay? If he wants liturgy, smells, bells, and a complete blessing on the way he chooses to live his life, there's the Episcopal Church. I actually did believe in Catholicism, but for my own reasons was so tormented by staying that I lost my faith … and so I left. I left in tears and heartbreak, but I left. Truly, it's a mystery to me why any free man would stay in a church in which he did not believe, and that made him so unhappy.Here's Sully's unconvincing riposte:
I can recite the Creed with as clear a conscience as any of my fellow Catholics. I do believe that the Catholic church teaches truth in the single unifying credo I can recite at every mass. I do believe in the message of the Gospels as deeply as I believe in anything. I do believe in the Catholic communion as the core guardian of those Gospels and of the sacraments that keep Jesus in our tangible, physical midst. And I do believe in the task of spreading God's love as the core mission of a Catholic today.
What I do not believe in are the Church's contemporary social and reactionary political positions, and its cultural hostility to women and gays, and its profound ethical corruption and sexual hypocrisy, all of which have led to astonishing scandal and evil. I do not believe that this evil should be tolerated or enabled by those who love it. And I do not believe that tackling this evil is best accomplished by leaving, as Rod, for reasons that I deeply respect, has.
For now, I won't delve too deeply into what I view as the various defects in our evolution as a species that lead people to seek out and hold onto religion, but I will posit that I've always seen Sullivan as hanging onto his Catholicism for two reasons:
- like many people, he has a sentimentalist attachment to something that was powerful in his life as a child; and
- his deeply contrarian nature binds him tightly to the things within himself that the outside world finds to be naturally incompatible.
ignatz says:
I thought his response was very clear: the Nicene Creed defines the faith, not cultural stances on social issues.
And as an ex-Episcopalian, now very liberal Catholic, it may surprise you to know that I find the Episcopal LESS tolerant than the Catholics in many ways -- at least in practice.
Metavirus says:
really? that's very interesting to hear
Gherald says:
Yeah, there are some very liberal Catholic parishes.
I went to a few masses recently--my first time going to a religious service since high school--and the liturgy was actually very enjoyable compared the evangelical stuff I was familiar with.
I've been thinking about regularly attending masses once I get settled down, if I can find a similar church.
Metavirus says:
I've been to a few masses back in the day and the sermons generally did seems to be filled with less protestant fire and brimstone. my favorite services that i've been to have been reform-Jewish. the rabbis always seem intelligent and the topics can be pretty interesting
schu says:
As a Lutheran I can relate to the comfort of the service and in the power of belief, and as a former Missouri Synod Lutheran I can relate to outrage with the bigotry of the congregations and leaders.
Gherald says:
Nice photo essay of a fractured Episcopalian congregation
schu says:
Somewhat like the split in the Missouri Lutheran Church in the mid 80's. Some church's left the synod because they thought that it was to conservative.
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Nine days ago when Google released Panda 4.0 – which aims to filter out "thin" content from top rankings – we focused our attention on the big Winners & Losers charts, Since then, some have noted that press releases may have also been hit big time.
Using SearchMetrics, I looked at the top Press Release sites and checked if they lost any SEO visibility on a large scale since Panda 4.0 hit, and PRWeb.com, PR Newswire, BusinessWire and PRLog all seem to have lost significant rankings in Google.
PRNewsWire.com seems to have shown a significant drop in SEO visibility, dropping ~63% after Panda 4.0 was released:
PRWeb.com, another major press release distribution web site, also saw a huge drop, ~71%:
BusinessWire.com saw a ~60% drop after Panda:
PRLog.org saw a big drop in mid 2013 but then another dip right after this past Panda update:
Sean Malseed from SEER Interactive used SEM Rush metrics to document a lot of the same patterns I documented with SearchMetrics data. They also documented specific cases, of specific press releases that recently ranked well and now are no longer on the first page.
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As we said in the Winners and Losers report, lists like this aren't perfect. The sites above may have had gains and drops for other reasons; less visibility this week because last week they were visible for different news stories, for example.
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Like other counties and communities across the country, the Great Recession that gripped the nation over the last few years left a lasting mark on the communities we call home.
Take, for example, that in 2000, more than 2.7 percent of Waukesha County's more than 355,000 people lived in poverty - 9,635 people.
The 2010 census showed that the number of people living in poverty doubled in the intervening years, to 5.4 percent of the nearly 385,000 people who called Waukesha County home at that time. That's 20,894 people.
More than 19,000 people in the county now rely on food stamps each month.
According to data from the University of Wisconsin Extension in Waukesha County, there were 1,217 home foreclosures in 2011. That's only slightly better than 2009, when there were 1,335. There were just 273 in 2000.
In the Village of Hartland, the number of people living in poverty jumped from 204 people - 2.6 percent of its population at the turn of the century - to 578 people - 6.5 percent of its population in the 2010 census. Oconomowoc's population of people living in poverty rose from 190 people to 414 people during the same time.
The need at area food pantries has increased exponentially in the last five years.
Beginning in 2007, people suddenly began losing hours, income, jobs and, eventually, their homes.
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tag:www.t-gaap.com,2005:/blog Three Guys and a Podcast » Home 2014-11-28T12:02:47-08:00 tag:www.t-gaap.com,2005:Article/5357 2014-11-28T11:49:53-08:00 2014-11-28T12:02:47-08:00 Apple Black Friday Specials: $50 & $100 iTunes Gift Cards

Today only Apple is giving those who purchase an iPad and iPhone a $50 USD iTunes Gift card and those who purchase a Mac a $100 USD iTunes Gift card. Moreover Apple will donate a portion of the purchase to the Global Fund to support the fight against AIDS. $25 gift cards are available on lesser items.

While we would rather have cash in our pockets, I'm pretty sure we could find a way to spend the iTunes Gift cards.

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In October I figured that Apple could ship/sell as many as 60 - 70 million iPhones for the December quarter. Three main factors contributed to such large sales figures: A stronger than expected September quarter, China's government delaying iPhone approval, and a lack of highly competitive products. Further fuel was thrown on the fire with KGI's Apple analyst, Ming-Chi Kuo, forecasting Apple would sell 71.5 million iPhones for quarter.

Is a 70 million iPhone quarter truly possible? There is plenty of smoke surrounding this would-be fire. Apple's stock price has been continuing to climb, suggesting investors are onboard with such speculation, readying themselves for a big payday come Apple's quarterly report. Chris Caso, Apple analyst for Susquahanna increased his AAPL target price from $120 - $135. Strong sales of Mac's and Beats headsets may be taking place, but they can not justify such a strong stock climb, nor constant upgrades from analysts.

Apple Watch may see strong sales returns, but with an average ASAP likely much lower than that of iPhones, and with sales figures likely to be on par with Mac sales, Apple Watch having a spectacular launch still does not justify the rational for upping Apple's stock price.

Analysts are seeing it, investors are jumping onboard, and fence sitting Android users finally seem to be making the move to iPhone en mass. Like it or not, for now Apple is the iPhone company and the iPhone is looking to be king over the entire smartphone industry for some time to come.
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Those of us steeped into Apple products often view the world through tinted glasses. We are so myopic in our opinions and views that it is hard to step outside ourselves and see what others see, because more often than not we love what we've got!

Last night I upgraded my wife's MacBook Air from OS X Mavericks to Yosemite. The upgrade worked without a hitch. Then I sat back and observed how my wife would take to the new operating system. By trade she is a graphic designer, but she doesn't care about esthetics so much when concerning her Mac. The main areas for her are that it works, and that it works better than the older version.

Her first comment was that she liked the Dock. She doesn't know anything of the controversy surrounding which is better – a 2D Dock or 3D one. She didn't say anything about the Dock being flat or that she was a fan of Johnny Ives software genius — no, simply stated it was easier to see and easier to read. In her view, the Dock worked better.

Next I had her go through the quick online Yosemite tutorial to show her all the new features. She keyed in the following things she really liked: Notification Center, Messages working with non-Apple mobile devices (she can now "text" her friends who don't have an iPhone from her Mac), Mail Markup and getting and making phone calls from her Mac.

While not all of these are completely new to Yosemite, they were the first time she had been introduced to them. Again, she doesn't spend two hours watching Keynote addresses and doesn't take every opportunity available to go into an Apple Store. She doesn't spend countless hours scouring Apple blogs (although she does read this one from time to time in order to keep tabs on me). She is a Mac user, not a Mac geek.

Bloggers tend to live and breath the latest technology, and can get our nickers in a twist over the Finder getting a slight tweak to its face, but it is best to remember that us geeks are in the minority. And while some of us may have liked things in Snow Leopard, Apple clearly has the Mac user in mind, not necessarily the Mac geek. They aim to grow their market share and profitability by becoming more and more appealing to a larger segment of the world's population, not just those who have been Macintosh fans since the Mac Plus.

Last night was an interesting reminder to try and step outside myself once in a while and see the world as others do. If we all did that every now and then, the world might be a better place, or at least the Mac community at large.

Note - photo above is neither of myself, nor my wife.
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The Apple Watch is going to be a massive success. That is, if the latest information from Morgan Stanley holds up to be accurate. <a href="http://linkback.morganstanley.com/web/sendlink/webapp/static/research/article/index.html?b=Y2g9YXV0b2ImY3U9TjIwMjk4MDE4JmlkPTJlY2UwM2Y2LTZlOTYtMTFlNC1iOTZiLWI2OTUwMTNjZTJmOA%3D%3D&d=f%2F614ffaru-3p3g-g000-963f-d8d3855b7102%3Fstore%3D0%26d%3DUwBSZXNlYXJjaF9NUwAyZWNlMDNmNi02ZTk2LTExZTQtYjk2Yi1iNjk1MDEzY2UyZjg%253D%26user%3Dk1o1ahigv5tn-302%26__gda__%3D1542575348_c52a81a11b96d0c6846553d12b339ce1&s=f%2F614ffaru-3p3g-g001-963f-d8d3855b7102%3Fstore%3D0%26d%3DUwBSZXNlYXJjaF9NU1NXRgAyZWNlMDNmNi02ZTk2LTExZTQtYjk2Yi1iNjk1MDEzY2UyZjg%253D%26user%3Dk1o1ahigv5tn-303%26__gda__%3D1542575348_98f768a021dbf5daf664c125265ba4b6#docId:2ece03f6-6e96-11e4-b96b-b695013ce2f8" target="_blank">Morgan Stanley's data certainly looks impressive, and perhaps Apple will sell containers upon container shipments of Apple Watches, but I remain skeptical. Do not misunderstand me. I hope Apple does very well with the Apple Watch, it is just that I do not get it – at least, not yet. Why do I need an expensive remote for my iPhone?

The research note contains a blitzkrieg of information, but much of it relies on surveys, and that is where expectations can fall down in a hurry. Microsoft held Zune focus groups with generation X and Y to build the best possible music player they could. As far as color was concerned, brown was the new cool. A brown Zune would be a music player the youth movement would love to have, thus Microsoft ran to market with a brown Zune. Where did we find it? Online toilet photos and in Big Lot sale bins next to the checkout counters.

People say they want stuff all the time, or are planning on doing all sorts of things and never do. I was going to the U.S. Open tennis tournament for about ten straight years, until I finally did. My next car will be a BMW, which is why bought a Mazda... People have all kinds of good intentions and the youth have even wilder ideas. I am sure 1 out of 10 people owning an iPhone 5 or newer model would like to buy an Apple Watch. Even I find myself falling into that category. But will I? Will they? Maybe, but it's just a maybe and that is as far as it goes. More often than not, reality arrives and maybe falls far short of survey expectations.

The iPhone was a clear solution to a big problem. People hated their cell phones. Some loved their BlackBerry, but iPhone put everything in the market to shame. My BlackBerry Perl looked like a Fish Price toy once iPhone arrived. It simply made sense as to why you would want one. But Apple Watch? I am not sure Apple ever made the clear case for the problem it was solving. I believe tens of millions are in that category, of wanting to see the Apple Watch first. Does the watch make sense, and does it make life easier? Is it justifiable? And most importantly, does Apple Watch solve a problem I currently have? I am not sold on any of this yet and I believe Morgan Stanley, along with many other analysts and pundits alike, are looking at Apple Watch with overly tinited rose colored glasses.
 Mark Reschke email@example.com tag:www.t-gaap.com,2005:Article/5332 2014-11-18T08:19:07-08:00 2014-11-18T13:34:36-08:00 Microsoft's Lame Surface Pro 3 vs. Apple MacBook Air TV Ads

You know you are the leader of markets when everyone is coming after you — comparing their products to yours. Samsung has this obsession with its Galaxy 5 and Note 4 ads — directly or indirectly comparing their features to the Apple's flagship product iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Microsoft runs a close second to Samsung in this regard with its latest ad comparing their Surface Pro 3 to a MacBook Air.

Microsoft's approach is a little less subtle, as they do a side-by-side comparison. It is a little bit of a rip-off of the "I'm a Mac / I'm a PC" ads with the pure white backdrop, but that is where the similarities end.

The ad starts by comparing basic specifications — both have 128GB of SSD and 4GB RAM. This is like stating a BMW and a Chevy are the same because both have four tires and a steering wheel. This type of lame comparison is so typical of PC companies. Why not compare keyboards, processors or battery life? This is so 1990's advertising, as if by comparing storage it is enough to claim these two products are on par with one another. Please. Consumers are a little more tech savy than they were two decades ago.

The ad then changes direction to show off two unique features the Surface Pro 3 offers — a stylus for drawing and then a detachable keyboard.

Stylus for drawing: What Microsoft does not show us is how the image of the surfboard found its way onto the screen in the first place. Please show us a Mac finding a file and a Surface Pro 3 doing the same thing. This is where people live, finding files FIRST before working on them. And how is drawing on the screen with a big red marker any better than using one of Preview's built-in tools to do the same thing, even in Yosemite's email app no less?! Hmmmm.

Detachable keyboard: Okay, now why would I want to do that? Microsoft shows off this feature as a must have, but it is really just trying to sell it as a cool factor. It's like a convertible — you can drive with the top down or up, isn't that cool? It can be cool, but only for about 3% of all drivers. Really, what is the use case here? Most likely it is to remove that hideous Smurf colored keyboard before going into a meeting so your peers will not laugh at you, thinking brought your child's Fischer-Price, My First Tablet with you.

Another variation on this TV ad attempts to show us why having a Surface Pro 3 is better because it can be a laptop (which it cannot actually be used on you lap!), a tablet and a device you can write with a stylus on. This is like saying, "Chefs, instead of bringing your best knives to prepare a meal, use this multi-gadget pocket knife instead. It's got a blade or two, a can opener, tweezers and little scissors. It's so much better because it can do so many different things!"

Microsoft may be trying to sell Surface Pro 3 as a product which is just as productive and cool as a MacBook Air, but the market continues to scream at Microsoft — WE DON'T WANT OR NEED A TWO-IN-ONE DEVICE. It'll be interesting to see if Nadella's Microsoft listens any better than Ballmer's did, because the jack-of-all-trades, master of none device isn't working.
 E. Werner Reschke email@example.com tag:www.t-gaap.com,2005:Article/5325 2014-11-17T14:57:15-08:00 2014-11-17T15:29:22-08:00 iPod Touch Era Coming To A Close
With so many announcements coming from Apple headquarters this fall, a few products slipped under the radar with nary an update. The iPod touch, once the music industry's symbol of portable music, has become forgotten, or at best, a good enough product in Apple's lineup. But the iPod touch may be beyond just staying put and is instead being readied for EOL (end of life).

Apple's latest iPod touch, the 5th generation music player, arrived on October 11, 2012, and has seen relatively little change ever since. Pricing was lowered with a 16GB version in May of 2013, and iOS updates have kept the software fresh, but it appears Apple has little interest in continuing the a product that only saw 2.64 million sales in the September quarter. Apple does not break out iPod touch vs other iPod sales, but Apple has historically seen 50% of it's iPod sales as touch models.

Portable music is still popular, but multiple versions of subsidized iPhones have caused a shift in buying behavior. Parents opting to turn their two-year off contract iPhone into a hand-me-down phone to their children, while others are setting their kids up with a free/subsidized entry-level iPhone on their family plan, eliminating the need for a wifi only iPod touch.

Apple Watch is likely to be another product that removes the consumer consciousness further away from the iPod touch. Apple Watch will do music, and it is assumed it will be able to play back wirelessly to bluetooth headphones. Whether or not the Apple Watch will store songs internally or only via streaming from another iOS device is not yet known, but odds are that however Apple Watch does music, it will move iPod touch into a not needed product category. iPod touch is on the verge of becoming a legacy solution that simply makes it second best, which is something Apple simply does not do.

We fully expect iPod touch to be quietly discontinued in early 2015, soon after Apple Watch makes it's debut.
 Mark Reschke firstname.lastname@example.com tag:www.t-gaap.com,2005:Article/5307 2014-11-14T08:53:36-08:00 2014-11-15T10:34:05-08:00 OS X Yosemite: Intermittent Problems with DNS/Wi-fi/Internet Connections
I, like many, have been using OS X Yosemite for almost a month now. While there is a wide range of opinion on the direction of Apple's flatter design, one thing I have appreciated is the stability and speed of the new OS. For the most part it works as advertised and sometimes even a little better.

However, there is one annoying bug that I have run into — loosing connection with my mail server from the Mail.app. When this happens, it is like my Mac knows nothing about the name of my mail server. In Terminal a simple ping command returns the response that the server can't be found or that it isn't responding. What this requires me to do is to restart my Mac. So far, my best stretch has been three full days without running into this bug. It is starting to bug me (a bug, bugging me... how ironic) as I used to go weeks without even thinking about restarting my Mac. But when you can no longer send or receive email, it's a problem.

I checked around and see in the MacRumors forum and on Apple's own Support Communities there are threads describing similar problems with wi-fi or in Safari. All require the same resolution — restart your Mac.

While I don't expect a dot-zero version of software to be perfect, this seems to be a nasty bug that can really kill productivity and train of thought. Having a Mail icon bounce in your Dock is distracting and when you realize why it is doing it (again) it is something you wish someone at Apple would fix, and soon.
 E. Werner Reschke firstname.lastname@example.com tag:www.t-gaap.com,2005:Article/5306 2014-11-13T21:37:39-08:00 2014-11-14T09:21:03-08:00 Apple's Skyrocketing Stock: Look No Further Than The iPhone

It has been said that Apple is the iPhone company and not much more. While the latter can be debated, the fact is the fate of Apple's sales volumes, revenues and income are all predicated on how iPhone sales perform. Apple may not be just the iPhone company, but it can not help but be viewed that way.

Year-end sales figures may only continue to tilt the company's balance even further towards iPhone's fortunes. Calendar year fourth quarter whisper numbers and industry reports are propelling Apple's stock north in a hurry, as it appears iPhone sales may very well top the 60 million figure for the December quarter.

Reports state Apple secured 50 million iPhone 6 orders from Foxconn (Hon Hai) and Pegatron for the quarter. These orders do not include production builds for the iPhone 6 Plus which in many regions, such as Japan, have seen overwhelming demand for the larger iPhone. Japan's latest sales estimates for iPhone was 82% iPhone 6, 18% iPhone 6 Plus. But Plus versions of the iPhone 6 are seeing constraints, hiding actual demand, which is likely to be higher than the 18% sales figures seen today.

The 50 million iPhone orders which preclude iPhone 6 Plus, are also void of iPhone 5s and 5c orders. The overall iPhone mix for the quarter is in anyone's guess, as the September quarter saw the iPhone 6 in only a few markets with constrained supply, but Wall Street investors suggest the overall sales figures will be massive. Since October 16, AAPL has risen nearly 20%.

Like Vegas line makers setting point-spreads for college football games, investors do not take chances. No one outside college football programs knows the big teams better than Las Vegas. It is a seedy business. Paying players, equipment managers, or even coaching staff for the information they need, the line makers know what is going on within each program. Power brokers also know the companies in which they invest, and while we are on the outside looking in, their tell comes in the form of AAPL's amazing and recent growth. iPhone is king for Apple investors, and by the rate of AAPL growth, iPhone sales are going to the charts.
 Mark Reschke firstname.lastname@example.com tag:www.t-gaap.com,2005:Article/5303 2014-11-13T09:35:12-08:00 2014-11-13T11:55:05-08:00 Why It's Windows 10 and not 9

Microsoft recently announced its next major operating system will be called Windows 10 and not, as many of us mere mortals would expect, Windows 9. The current name of Microsoft's flagship operating system is Windows 8, so the logical next major jump would be to call it Windows 9, right? But then again this is Microsoft, so using logic does not always apply.

Microsoft began their desktop OS nomenclature with Windows 1, Windows 2, Windows 3 and then 3.1. But when Windows went main stream, Microsoft shifted its naming convention to match calendar years, starting with Windows 95 — in 1995. Then came Windows 98 and Windows ME, having the ME stand for Millennium Edition (and New Technology, or NT, was in there somewhere too, on a parallel naming track of some sort).

Moving forward, Microsoft's branding police thought it was again time for change. Microsoft thought Windows '01 wouldn't be sexy — and then there was that Y2K issue where 2-digits designating a year was suddenly a very bad thing — so next we got Windows XP, followed by Vista. But just in case anyone was starting to understand how Microsoft named its Windows operating system versions, the name changed to Windows 7, then 8 and now 8.1.

When asked about the new name for Windows chief Terry Myerson responded with the lame joke that "7 ate 9" and then avoided further clarification. We are left to assume that since 9 was eaten by 7 that the next logical number in line is, of course, 10. However, poor jokes aside, it doesn't explain what's really going on in Redmond.

Windows 10 will be the first OS under the direction of new Microsoft CEO Sayta Nadella. It is clear that he wants to steer the Microsoft in a different direction than previous CEO Steve Ballmer. Introducing his first version of Windows as Windows 9 has a few problems. First, it appears to be one version behind a rival operating system, Apple's rapidly rising OS X. If you didn't know much about operating systems and were given a choice would you want something that is at version 9 or version 10? Even though these aren't real version numbers, they are to the non-techy person, and a higher number means better. Nadella wants to do everything in his power to bring back the glory days of Windows. Introducing a new operating system that is seemingly one step behind the golden boy (OS X), is not how he wants to begin the parade.

Another reason Microsoft wants to avoid Windows 9, is it is too similar to Windows 95. When you say it, it does not sound the same, but in print, they are far too close to each one another. Matter of fact, Windows 9 looks like it was a mistake or is missing something.

Windows 9

Windows 95

Other theories suggest that using 9 is not good because it is an unlucky number in Japan. It would be like staying on the 13th floor or a hotel in the U.S. for example (which you can't because there are no 13th floors in U.S. Hotels, just floors 12 and then 14). Also Windows 9 could pose some programming problems. For example:

 if (version.StartsWith("Windows9")) { /* 95 and 98 */ } else {?

The problem is Windows 95, 98 and 9 would all meet that criteria and could cause some major programming problems for software companies — even Microsoft itself.

Microsoft's is skipping to Windows 10, but it means nothing unless Nadella can ensure it actually works and does not cause headaches among IT professionals nor anxiety among consumers like Windows 8. It is funny (and sad) that Windows 7 was actually a decent and solid OS, quickly abandoned for Ballmer's scramble to catch up in the moble world with tiles and Windows 8. As with most things, we shall see how, and if, Microsoft can make Windows shine again. Don't hold your breath.
 E. Werner Reschke email@example.com tag:www.t-gaap.com,2005:Article/5296 2014-11-12T08:44:40-08:00 2014-11-12T11:52:07-08:00 Apple's Aftermarket CarPlay – Is it Worth The Price?
CarPlay, Apple's solution to interacting with your iPhone, while you are interacting with the road is now in the wild and available for purchase. Pioneer and Alpine Audio offer solutions that promise to truly bring the iPhone to life in your car. Apple claims it is the best iPhone experience on four wheels. Considering CarPlay is from Apple, it should certainly be the best iPhone+Car experience in a car, but is it?

Apple's foray into partnering with hardware vendors would seem an odd fit for the company that strives to bring only its hardware and software combo to the market. Taking an iOS-level software package and having it run on third party hardware seems Androidian at best. But Apple may have had little choice. Either Apple went it alone and developed one take-it-or-leave-it Apple device, or partner. In the care audio aftermarket, Apple made the right move, as the car audio market is rife with it's own odd solution set. But with only Alpine and Pioneer to choose from, are either it worth the price? The base Pioneer SPH series can be had for around $600 from most online or brick and mortar retailers. Alpine's iLX-007 comes in with an $800 retail price, but it too can be found for around $600 installed.

The decks are not cheap, but even though I have a 2014 car with the manufacturer's latest and greatest software (no, it's not Sync), it drives me nuts! Getting a car manufacturer's high tech attempts out of the way and letting the user interact directly with a nearly vertical Apple solution is the right direction. Apple's CarPlay gives the auto industry the opportunity to stick to what they are generally good at (the car), while Apple can take control of the electronics and interface. It's simply the right marriage.

Due to their need to provide a perception of ever-increasing value. Toyota, GM, Ford and the rest will certainly continue their vein efforts in providing technologies in the cabin. CarPlay directly removes value from the auto manufacturer (at least in the auto maker's minds). From the consumer point of view, the car manufacturers that get completely out of the tech game, and give Apple the reigns to deliver solutions are the companies on my list when I look for a new vehicle.

Is CarPlay worth it? From my experience, I've decided it is worth the purchase, but I'll know definitively in a few months – and thus so will you.
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We need to get rid of a timeless superstition of management, which is: "The best managers are the best 'people managers.'" Bunk. Phooey. Not true. The best managers are the people who create and implement systems in such a way that people are empowered to manage themselves in their work!
If you believe small business management guru Michael E. Gerber, people are unmanageable! You can't motivate them, you can't figure out what's going on in their heads, you can't control them! We humans are not manageable! As Gerber says in The E-Myth Manager: Why Management Doesn't Work—And What to Do About It, "to manage means to strive to control everything around us. Something humans were never born to do."
Oh boy—curve ball out of left field. Heresy. Throws everything you were ever taught about management out the window. Here's something to ponder: If you truly were a "people manager," you would know every single thing that's going on in every single head at every moment in your organization! And that person ain't been born yet!
Stop trying to manage people and start managing systems—systems in which people can create, experience, do, learn, fail, succeed, master and grow. A good system allows anyone in the organization to do any job, not just the highly skilled. A true system implements simple ideas in a simple fashion, time after time after time, with predictable, satisfying results. If you have anything less than this, you don't have a system! You're still managing circumstances and situations. You have no focus on results; you only are engaged in what's right in front of you.
An organization where people solve problems is unconscious. It has little focus, few organized systems, and generally is experienced from the outside as chaotic and disorderly. Employees are typically dissatisfied.
Conversely, an organization that seizes opportunities is conscious. It has a clear vision, manifested through highly integrated systems. It is viewed from outside as having a sense of purpose, order and integrity. People who work in this organization are satisfied. (Thanks to Michael Gerber for this clarity.)
Now that I've rattled your cage (at least I hope I have!), what can you do to be a better manager? How can you reach a more tranquil place of authority; experience an organization that truly works; and reach that elusive place called well-being, wherein people automatically know who you are and what you stand for, and want to be around you?
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- SEIZE OPPORTUNITIES, NOT PROBLEMSIf everything is a "problem," look how you're viewing your life as a manager! Your point of view is probably very negative. Problem solvers, by the way, are a dime a dozen, and seldom move up in a modern organization. They're reactionary, not proactive. They're waiting for the next shoe to drop . . . usually on their heads!
Opportunities are just problems seen in another light or a different focus. Those who see opportunity in day-to-day challenges are visionary, dynamic and entrepreneurial. People like to be around this kind of person. They'll work for him and with her. They'll go the extra mile.
If you don't envision something other than the job at hand, you'll go crazy! If you're wrapped up in what's- coming-at-me-now, you're not even doing your work—your work is doing you! This is the source of "burnout" in managers and employees (and nobody will feel sorry for you anyway).
You're paid to manage, not do. If you can't create and implement systems wherein other people do the work, then you aren't a manager. Or, if you were hired to be a manager but find yourself being told to do, do, do—find another job, quick. You're in an organization going absolutely nowhere fast!
In management, people mimic you and your habits. If you say one thing but do the other, you're not believable. But the other problem is, since you're setting the rules, that's the way everyone will play the game. You have a huge influence on your club. Act as though you do.
You just happen to be a vehicle through which things do or don't get done. If you're really on the right track, you've already figured out that management is about finding out what's going on with others, how they can best be served, how you can systematically help them grow into who they want to be. Parallel managing with gardening. Your job is to grow the flowers. The "flowers" are your employees, your owner, your members and your guests.
You can't manage time, so stop trying. The best you get to do is to manage yourself in time. Stop making lists—it's a waste of time. And transferring those lists to other lists is more wasted time. Implementing these last two sentences will save you about a half-hour a day!
Organize your work by priorities (things you must do) and by preferences (things you like to do). Do a few things you need to do, then do something you like to do. Keep that pattern going all day long. You'll get a lot more done in less time than usual, and work will also flow better. In addition, your sanity (and loved ones) will thank you!
Yes, you read that correctly. Get ready in your daily work for the next bigger job in your life. Set it up so that people under you are snapping at your heels to get your job. If you do, you've got a dynamic organization that recognizes and rewards excellence.
Coach your people (employees, fellow managers, even the owners) to understand, sustain, practice, improve and transform the systems you have in place to achieve excellence in your business. Doing this helps eliminate the "them versus us" mentality that's present in so many companies.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it . . . or, fix it 'til it breaks. You figure this one out!
If you did the "Three-Page Drill" in the March issue of IDEA Fitness Manager correctly, your vision turned out to be the kind of life you want to live—not just the kind of business you want to have. That's just coincidental and comes along for the ride!
Next time, we'll take a look at simple ways of mastering management and how you can organize your facility for maximum results.
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1. If you can't manage yourself, you can't manage anything.
2. You can solve problems or you can seize opportunities.
3. Envision something other than the job at hand.
4. Stop doing so much—that's not what you're paid for!
5. Experience the impact you have on other people.
6. Management is not about you!
7. You can't manage time, so stop trying!
8. In your daily work, mix priorities with preferences.
9. Prepare yourself for your next job.
10. If it ain't broke, don't fix it . . . or, fix it 'til it breaks.
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Israel, end your occupation,
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Frankly, I'm a little surprised and also embarrassed to see this video posted here. Jadaliyya is supposed to be a forum for circulating critical analyses and commentaries on the contemporary Middle East. It is not supposed to be just another pseudo-activist website... I would expect yet another BDS video to be posted on Electronic Intifada, but not on Jadaliyya (and especially so when there's zero commentary or critical reflection associated with the video imagery). Sorry Jadaliyya, but you can (and should) do better than this!
"Families' lives are turned to hell." Palestinian's seem to make their own hell. The image of them dancing in delight after the carnage of 911 does little to endear me to their plight. Nor does their butchery of Olympian athletes. Got a Sodastream for xmas and it's great. I hope Bed Bath and Beyond ignores this silly protest.
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Posts by Chris
2 posts • joined 21 Nov 2008
DARPA at phase 2 on human 'regeneration' tech
Regeneration, hey?
Sounds interesting. If it works on primates, we might me able to grow Gordon Brown a brain at long last.
Company sues Facebook over somethingorother
Sounds like the US patent office could use a good kick in the spuds.


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Choose lower-fat toast or bagels over higher-fat biscuits or croissants.
Pick lower-fat meats like Canadian bacon, turkey sausage, or lean ham.
If you have high cholesterol levels, watch how many eggs you eat. Or, ask for egg whites only. One egg yolk contains about 200 mg of cholesterol.
Order eggs plain. If you want to add cheese or meat, add one but not both.
Ask for high-fat toppings like cream cheese, whipped cream, sour cream, or butter on the side. That way you can control how much you use.
If you're at a buffet, start with fruit only. Sit and eat to full up on fiber and vitamins. Then go back and make additional picks.
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Use jam instead of butter.
Don't butter your breakfast breads.
When dining out at different kinds of restaurants, here are the breakfasts to pick:
Fast food restaurant: egg sandwich with Canadian bacon, bran muffin, or egg bagel
Roadside diner: low-fat cereal with skim milk or fat-free English muffin with jam and grapefruit
Bagel shop: a bagel and low-fat cream cheese and small (4-ounce) orange juice
Pancake house: whole-grain pancakes with low-calorie syrup and fruit cocktail in its own juice
Buffet: fruit, yogurt, hot cereal, or toast
Family style: egg-white omelet and fat-free wheat toast with jam
Doughnut shop: low-fat muffin and a glass of skim milk