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Adele was brought up by a single mum who struggled for money but provided her daughter with a stable and loving home. That Adele is now wanting to do the same should be supported and applauded, not attacked as a sign of selfishness. It is the egotistical rock star who wants to play God that is selfish.
For most of this latest series, I was bored, and I know I'm not alone. The acting and directing have been excellent, the writing so far as dialogue and pacing has also been quite good, but the show has felt like it's becoming a bit old hat.
The Hunger Games made it acceptable for boys to embrace a female perspective. In doing so it opened the floodgates to dystopians with female main characters and a broader readership base. As an aspiring YA author, I'm proud this is where the trend is gaining momentum. The new generation is showing us they can look past the gender roles we are trying to force upon them.
Based on the best-selling book by Katherine Boo, Behind the Beautiful Forevers is a dynamic, vibrant depiction of the dark side of India's rapid economic success. For under the Mumbai flight-path lies a vast slum that teems with people desperate to grab some of India's riches for themselves - by any means possible.
This month saw the release of two full-length concert films with accompanying CDs and vinyl, from the 1975 Tour of the Americas and the Tattoo You trek of 1981. The Tour of the Americas was Ronnie Wood's first tour of duty, busy and fleet fingered around Keef's frankly brutalist, angular riffing at its crushing, decadent, sloppy best.
There have been so many films that have touched and altered my perception over the years that I couldn't begin to single out the few that have been the most impactful, but if we only look at some of the films of the past year and the conversations, debate and change they are driving, we start to see how important and irreplaceable these films and filmmakers are.
Yesterday I had also learnt how to walk and talk like Cary Grant, as well as how to mix the iconic Gibson cocktail. I was beginning to get a sense of what Archie Leach had meant when he said, 'Everybody wants to be Cary Grant, even I do.'
Pamela Yates' film 'Granito' is one of the five winners of this year's BRITDOC Impact Award. This impressive body of work is matched by their intentional, trust-based relationships with key partners across these countries to ensure their films could contribute to the growth and success of the movements they were documenting.
As the winners of the 2014 Impact Award are announced, it is a good day to honour the work of documentary filmmakers everywhere. In particular, their role in documenting, highlighting and explaining human rights abuses and human rights protests even in places that western journalists cannot reach.
We make and curate art together under the umbrella of Anima Rising. It's our production company, for lack of a better word, and the name comes from one of our favourite Joni Mitchell songs, Don't Interrupt the Sorrow. Also from the hope that a rise in Anima (feminine energy) will heal the world.
So after revisiting Fatima I gave the other Elgo Records musicians a listen while browsing artwork by the visual artists signed to the label. Let me show you what I found.
The most striking show of the season - and possibly the year - is currently to be found at David Zwirner's Mayfair gallery, where Kerry James Marshall has staged, "Look See," his first solo show in the city since 2005.
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From a relatively unknown writer in the 90's, Jonathan Nolan has established himself as a popular name, thanks to co-writing credits he has received for The Prestige (2006), The Dark Knight (2008), The Dark Knight Rises (2012) and more recently, Interstellar (2014).
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina officials were given extra time Friday ahead of a deadline for a new one-stop shop to help people buy affordable health insurance. The federal government will run the exchanges in states that are not ready or willing.
NC deadline extended for online insurance market
The Obama administration said governors can have more time to submit an outline for an online health insurance marketplace. North Carolina and other states still on the fence need to declare by next Friday whether it will be setting up new health insurance markets under the Affordable Care Act, with detailed blueprints now due in mid-December.
Gov. Beverly Perdue is consulting with Gov.-elect Pat McCrory and Insurance Commissioner Wayne Goodwin about the state's course, state Health and Human Services Secretary Al Delia said Friday. McCrory, a Republican, takes over for Perdue, a Democrat, in January.
McCrory said he's got to figure how to approach an issue that's been long in the background.
"I'm going to go through that process of education to clearly understand not only the short-term ramifications but the long-term ramifications," he said Thursday.
Staff for the General Assembly's leaders did not provide an official able to discuss options the state is considering.
The scramble is over producing a blueprint for the state's health benefit exchange, a one-stop marketplace of private health plans for those who now have the hardest time finding coverage. The exchange is intended to make it easier to buy the insurance most people will be required to have beginning in 2014 or face paying a penalty under the Obama administration's health reform law.
The law's goal is reducing the number of state residents under age 65 who were without health insurance in 2010. That number stood at 1.6 million, according to the latest estimate by the North Carolina Institute of Medicine.
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KIGALI, Rwanda (AFP) — Three years ago, Janvier Hadi pedaled a singlespeed bicycle taxi. This week, he won the prologue of the Tour of Rwanda, a success mirroring the growth of cycling in his country.
Born into a family of modest farmers, the 23-year-old took up the sport seriously after taking part in a race in the south Rwandan town of Butare.
"I heard there was a race for a singlespeed bike. … It was like a test, and I won; I got first place," he told AFP.
"At first I thought that because I was young I didn't have the strength like some of the others … but when I beat them, I thought finally, I can do this cycling," he said smiling, and proudly wearing his winner's yellow jersey after his win in the capital Kigali.
Cycling in Rwanda, as in the rest of Africa, is growing as a sport.
"We started with five riders and five-speed cycles from the 1980s, but most of the gears were not working, they were wrecks," said Jonathan Boyer, the first American to have raced the Tour de France in 1981, and who in 2006 became the first coach of Team Rwanda.
Cycling in Rwanda "grows gradually," said Boyer, explaining that like Hadi, many racers are former bicycle taxi drivers, who build strong muscles pedaling up Rwanda's rolling hills, transporting people and goods. The Rwanda Cycling Federation has around 100 members.
One of Africa's toughest races
"Cycling in Rwanda is still very young," said federation president Aimable Bayingana. "We have not really a long history of cycling, we are building the sport, evolving at the same time as the Tour of Rwanda."
In June, the country opened a training center in the northern town of Musanze with modern equipment, which is hoped to become a regional training center for African cycling. The Tour of Rwanda is gradually gaining a place as a key race on the continent.
Experts say the tour of Rwanda — dubbed the land of "a thousand hills" — is one of the toughest races in Africa.
Riders on the eight-day tour, which finishes Sunday, battle over 934 kilometers (580 miles) and climb some 19,500 meters (64,000 feet) with peaks rising to 2,500 meters (8,200 feet) high. Cyclists race up and down through coffee, tea, and banana plantations.
"This is a country where the hills are really tough," said Cameroonian racer Damien Tekou. "But we came to win."
Organizers estimate over two million spectators will see the race, nearly a fifth of Rwanda's 11 million people.
The race's reputation is growing, with 14 teams taking part this year, with cyclists from across the continent — including Algeria, Burundi, Morocco, Eritrea, Ethiopia — as well as from Europe too, from France, Germany, and Switzerland.
"When we compete with Europeans here it means that we Africans are developing," added Tekou, adding his dream was the continent would soon rise up the ranks on a wider international stage.
Changing image of Rwanda
Yves Beau from the team Bike Aid — which includes Eritrean cyclist Mekseb Debesay, who is in the running to win the UCI's Africa tour ranking — says the sport is becoming more organized.
There are increasing number of competitions held each year across the continent, he notes.
But while, for now, African cyclists are sometimes hampered by a lack of often expensive kit and the best bicycles, he believes things will improve in the future.
"I think they really have the qualities to make good cyclists," Beau said.
Boyer points not only to Rwanda, but to Ethiopia and Eritrea, which he said have a large pool of talent, although tapping that will require serious training and investment.
For Rwanda, it offers more than the sporting race alone.
Hadi says it provides a different image of Rwanda abroad than just the memories of the 1994 genocide when an estimated 800,000 people were killed in just 100 days.
"We must move forward, to change the image of the country, so that people think not just of genocide but say, 'Rwanda has good cyclists,'" he said.
"Like in Kenya, people talk about their marathon runners, so in Rwanda we in Rwanda we have strong riders."
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Editor's note: This story was originally published on the Raleigh bicycles website.
Dan Dombroski held a stacked resume in his hands. It listed collegiate gold medals in mountain biking and cyclocross, solid results in road races, and a history of international-caliber racing. The name on this resume might not be familiar to all cycling fans, but Erica Zaveta has steadily been working her way to the top of the sport.
The Erwinna, Pennsylvania native had applied for the Amy D. Foundation's first racing scholarship, a program intended to help promising young female riders progress to the top of the sport. Dombroski established the foundation days after his 26-year-old sister, Amy, was killed on a training ride in Belgium in October 2013.
Zaveta was selected from about 34 applicants based on her racing potential and ability to represent Amy Dombroski's spirit and the Foundation. Wearing a blue and orange Amy D. Racing skinsuit in her first race of the season at CrossVegas, the biggest U.S. 'cross race, she finished an impressive ninth against the strongest women in the country.
Now 25, Zaveta began her competitive career 10 years ago on the road. She tried cyclocross for fun before she turned 18 and won a junior state championship. At Lees-McRae College in North Carolina, and later at Brevard College, she blossomed in collegiate cycling.
"Collegiate for me was really, really huge," said Zaveta. "It was an opportunity to race everything … mountain bike, even track for one season. I jumped in as many 'cross races as I could."
While at Lees-McRae in 2011, Zaveta's teammates and friends Carla Swart and Megan Baab were hit and killed by vehicles in separate training accidents. "I guess one of the biggest connections I feel with the Dombroski family is that feeling and how long [grieving] takes," Zaveta said.
Zaveta met Amy Dombroski in Europe during a mountain bike World Cup in 2012. New to international racing and living in a foreign country, Zaveta was struggling. Dombroski provided the medicine she needed: a friendly face, and an offer to help with questions and team opportunities.
Many aspects of cyclocross appeal to Zaveta — the 40-minute race intensity, opportunities to improve in every lap, and an individual pace combined with head-to-head racing. The friendly, fun atmosphere hooked her right away.
"When you get too serious about it, you realize you're running around in a field with a bicycle — it gives you a good perspective," Zaveta said.
Racing alongside the Raleigh-Clement team, Zaveta has hit personal best after personal best. First came a top-five result in mid-October. Two weeks later, she won her first UCI race at Gateway Cross Cup in St. Louis, Missouri.
When this season's more intense racing schedule required different training, Mani and Jamey Driscoll, supplied advice.
"That for me is really a confidence booster, knowing what they're doing and how I can incorporate it," said Zaveta of the Raleigh-Clement riders. "Ben [Berden] has been helpful in a lot of different ways, encouraging me … They've really been awesome."
Mani, who took part in the scholarship selection process, shares her expertise in technical skills and the tactical elements of racing, like when to wait, or when to attack.
"She's a great girl, really nice and humble and willing to learn, so it is really cool to be around her," Mani said, speaking about Zaveta earlier in the fall. "I think she is going to have a great season. It's going to be good mojo for everyone [on the team]. I'm really happy about what they did in memory of Amy. I think it's a great program that will help Erica get a step higher."
As the season has progressed, Zaveta has noticed her improvement throughout the year, yet remains willing to grow into her career.
"When I won collegiate mountain bike nationals for division one, that was really cool," Zaveta said. "It meant a lot to me, but right now I just feel like a totally different athlete. And it doesn't feel temporary. … I definitely would say it's my best season racing bikes so far."
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Here's your Week in Tech — all the gear news, tips, and announcements you need and none of the marketing gibberish you don't.
SRAM steps in as Velocio title sponsor
Component company SRAM has stepped in as the second title sponsor of the Velocio women's cycling team, formerly called Specialized-lululemon. The squad will be known as Velocio-SRAM in 2015.
The team, which raised about $100,000 in crowdfunding earlier this year, will also be supported by sales of Velocio team clothing, which is now available for pre-order. Team owner Kristy Scrymgeour continues to seek another major sponsor.
Bontrager's new Chupacabra 29+ tire
You can never have enough wheel and tire sizes, apparently. 29+ is the latest; it's not quite a fat-bike tire, and and it might even be compatible with your existing bike. Bontrager's Chupacabra 29+ tire can be your bike's big upgrade this winter. It had never crossed our mind that we could cram a 29+ tire into one of our existing 29ers, but thanks to local pro, Brady Kappius, we learned that a 3.0 tire fits just fine in a RockShox RS-1.
Bontrager's Chupacabra weighs in at a hefty 878 grams, but this tire isn't about counting grams. At $120 the Chupacabra is pricey. Surly also offers a 29+ tire. Its 29×3" Knard retails for $65 and is available now.
The Chupacabra is expected to hit retailers near the end of this year. We will be logging some time on it soon.
SRM offers spider-only power meters
SRM is taking its renowned power meter and stripping it down to bare bones. It is offering four spiders compatible with Specialized, Cannondale, Rotor, and SRAM crank arms for $1,490 through the SRM website — we have heard that select dealers and coaching companies may offer them for less.
The new products still sound expensive, especially when compared to Stages meters, but when compared to Quarq's Specialized- and Cannondale-compatible spiders, the SRM spiders are more than $300 cheaper. If you already own a Quarq, and are looking to upgrade to a new power meter, keep scrolling down.
Quarq trade-in
Quarq is inviting current owners to trade in their old Quarqs for new models. The trade-in program is good through the end of the year, and customers can upgrade to a brand new power meter for $900.
The new power meters are available with Quarq's new magnet-free cadence measurement, thanks to an accelerometer in the spider. Buyers will have to remove their chainrings and crank arms and send back only the spider. Upon receiving your old spider, Quarq will send out a new spider of your choice.
Trailcraft Cycles children's mountain bikes
Mountain bikes for kids are inherently inexpensive and therefore usually very heavy. Trailcraft, based out of Fort Collins, Colorado, hopes to change that with its high-end titanium and aluminum 24" hardtails.
The Trailcraft Pineridge hardtails are designed around Stan's 24" wheels. Chainstays are quite short, to help children pop the front wheel off the ground, and corner with confidence. Trailcraft created its own cranks with 152mm arms, 32×22-tooth chainrings, and a bashguard to protect it all, as small wheels mean lower bottom brackets.
The Trailcraft bikes will be produced in small batches, but can deliver by Christmas if you order soon. The complete Aluminum Pineridge 24 retails for $1,700 and can be purchased through Kickstarter, but you won't need to wait for Trailcraft to reach their goal, they'll ship in a week or two, and it will make a great gift this holiday season — just hope that your kid doesn't grow out of it too fast.
The post Week in Tech: Velocio-SRAM, Bontrager 29+, power meter updates, and children's bikes appeared first on VeloNews.com.
Olympic time trial champion and former world time trial champion Zulfia Zabirova will join forces with Maurizio Fabretto to launch Astana's new women's cycling team in 2015. The team will field a roster of about 15 riders, mostly young athletes that it hopes to develop into seasoned pros.
The team will be officially named Astana-Acca Due O, and it will be registered in Kazakhstan. Many of the riders will come from Eastern Europe, but the team will also have strong Italian flavor. It will have a headquarters in Cornuda, Veneto, and sponsor Acca Due O is an Italian water treatment company.
"The project is very exciting," said Zabirova, supervisor of the entire sport management, "And so is the challenge: [Our] long-term goal is to bring Astana to be the first team in the world within four years. During last edition of Asia championships and world championships we saw encouraging things by young Kazakhs. "We have very professional coaches and sport directors, and I'm sure that they'll know how to let them show their full potential."
The Astana BePink women's team placed 10th at 2014 world team time trial championships in Ponferrada, Spain.
The team had a few notable victories in 2014, including Alena Amialiusik's wins in the Belarus national road and time trial championships, Doris Schweizer's stage 1 win at Tour de Bretagne Féminin, and Amialiusik's stage 5 win at the Tour Cycliste Féminin International de l'Ardèche.
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In a large bowl, marinate the flank steak, garlic, naturally brewed soy sauce and sesame oil. In a wok or saute pan coated lightly with oil on medium-high heat, add meat, season and brown well, about 3-4 minutes. Remove and add 1 tablespoon of oil and still on high heat, add the leeks and jalapenos, season. Add back the beef with the ginger syrup. Check again for flavor. Serve family style with white rice.
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I think its more of an expression of emotions personal to the beholder.
Does it exist? What is it? Is it matter? Is it energy? Where does it come from? Where does it go? All questions that make you ponder. What are your thoughts on, The Soul?
In my opinion, and a lot of others that I have talked to, they believe the soul to be some type of energy that gives/sustains or is the living energy of every living being. Well, now if its energy, where does that energy go after we die?
Science states that energy is infinite, it never fades it never grows, you can't add to it, you can't take it away, you can simply redistribute it. Well then in those words, that means the soul does not fade, but instead it is redistributed, the circle of life is seen here. So, if energy can only be redistributed then souls don't stop moving. Which would mean that either there are more layers to this reality, more worlds out there, more life, because people die everyday, and people are born everyday more so than those that die.
So, if souls can't fade out, and there can't be more, then that would mean these souls that give life to the new born bodies are coming from somewhere, another planet? Another existance? Or perhaps they're even coming from heaven/hell? Or maybe the soul isn't even energy, but if it isn't, then...
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well humans actually created the soul as a way of defining the emotions we feel rather than having an inner being that makes us all what we are. Altough humans did create god so the soul could just be an accessory to god
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The supernatural/spiritualistic these words all describe one thing. The thoughts of human beings and looking for answers in life.
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the soul is a person or animal that possess life gensis2;7
A soul is a spiritual part of a human being or maybe a moral and emotional part of a person. It does exist and because of it we exist. If after death our souls are vanished, then I don't think we'll live again.
so ghosts have souls too? even trees for that matter... mighty strange indeed
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Is there a higher ratio of IP you get from ranked games as opposed to normal games?
I once heard someone say bot games give the most per minute but least per game or something is this a lie or truth?
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What are family dentists all about? This is a very good question because there is a difference between the practice of a family dentist as opposed to a general dentists. While both types of dentists will handle all of your tooth health and oral hygiene issues, a family dentist will normally except patients from children to old-age pensioners.
If you have children in your home a family dentist is an excellent choice. A family dentist will start to take care of your children's teeth from their very first appointment see a dentists. As your children grow up they will become familiar with the family dentist and feel confident each time they need to visit him. This is important for children who have fears about visiting a dentist.'
What is family dentists can be best described as someone who virtually becomes part of the family. Just like you would have a family doctor who gets to know all of your various physical conditions, a family dentist will get to know all about your various dental concerns and requirements.
If you are new to a particular city and are searching for a good family dentist you can ask your colleagues or friends who they use. If you have dental insurance, your insurance provider can suggest dentists that they recommend.
Many new patients are advised to visit their dental office and talk with the dentists for making an initial appointment. This will be especially true for children because they will want to get to know other family dentist is going to be.
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This is a relatively easy to make recipe that is just as delicious. Once the initial preparation is done, simply place it all in a slow cooker for a couple hours.
Preparation Steps
Combine flour, paprika, salt, and pepper in food storage bag and shake well. Set aside.
Flatten chicken and place on cutting board, skin side down.
Place 1 slice ham and 1 slice cheese on each piece. Fold chicken up to enclose and secure with a toothpick. Place in bag with seasoned flour and shake gently to coat.
Heat oil in large skillet over medium-high heat until hot. Add chicken, skin side down. Brown on all sides. Transfer to slow cooker.
Remove skillet from heat and add wine. Cook and stir to loosen browned bits. Pour into slow cooker and add broth.
Cover; cook on low 2 hours.
Remove chicken with slotted spoon. Cover with aluminum foil to keep warm.
Mix together milk and cornstarch. Add to cooking liquid. Cover, cook on low 15 minutes or until sauce has thickened.
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Like a Billy Slater kick return, another off-season bereft of rugby league is fast approaching. Sadly, though, it won't slip past in a flash. It will plod along in excruciating fashion. No doubt you've already begun - as much as one can in such a difficult, emotional time - to prepare for the long and frustrating summer without football that lies ahead. It never gets easier for the die-hard fan. Luckily for NRL players they have barely enough time for a weekend away with their families before they are able to keep busy recuperating from career-threatening injuries, relocating to new clubs and cities, and returning to grueling gym work and training sessions in the build-up to yet another energy-sapping year - but do they ever consider how tough this period is for the supporter? The fan craves such commitments. He sits on the couch, watching cricket every weekend, but his mind is restless. He scribbles down his team's 'potential line-up' on the back of an envelope that hasn Like
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|Top Finish: Carlsbad cherry
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|Style: Contemporary
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|Seating Capacity: 6
|Table Base Type: Four leg
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|Weight Capacity: 100 Pounds
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The emergence of climate change as a pivotal global issue has brought with it an array of assumptions and predictions, many of which evoke fear and guilt.
Reader in favour of big-box construction near nature reserve
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Many of Windsor's birds may be flying north to find new homes if climate change keeps heating up the area, says a new report by the Audubon Society.
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City replaces tens of thousands of dollars of winter-damaged trees
The city has lost a record number of trees and shrubs this year, costing tens of thousands of dollars to replace, after the harsh winter weakened plants not hearty enough for the area.
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Toxins no longer fouling water in Ohio's fourth-largest city, ban covering 400K people lifted
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Press Redx3, Bluex2, Greenx2, Yellow: Always Drum Fill
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Sea view apartments "Kas Residence" are build up the mountain at the border of Kas. The position secures stunning views overlooking the village and the sea. Imagine seeing the sun go down while nipping on a glass of wine on your balcony. Far enough from the noisy bars in Kas centre to secure a good night sleep, close enough to be in the middle of it when you want to. Bars, shops and restaurants are found in abundance in Kas centre only a 15 minute stroll down the steep mountain road. Also the beach can be reached easily this way. Back up you just use the regular Dolmus (minibus) stopping only a 5 minutes' walk from the apartment. Apartment Manzara sleeps 4 persons in two large twin bedrooms and has two bathrooms. The apartment is air-conditioned, has a specious living and a fully equipped open plan kitchen with a washing machine, dish washer and a micro wave / oven. In the apartment is satellite TV, DVD player and a stereo CD player available to use and it has a large shared pool.
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Former Board member Ellison predicts Apple's decline
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison foresees a decline at Apple in the post-Steve Jobs era, based on comments he made during a recent interview. While on "CBS This Morning," Ellison — a former Apple Board of Directors member and very close friend of late Apple CEO Jobs — didn't shy away from sharing his opinion on what Apple will be like without Jobs around. "Well, we already know," Ellison told Charlie Rose. "We saw — we conducted the experiment. I mean, it's been done. We saw Apple with Steve Jobs," he said, gesturing upwards. "We saw Apple without Steve Jobs," he said, drawing a steep imaginary line downwards, then another line up as he repeated, "We saw Apple with Steve Jobs." Finally, he gestured sharply downwards again while saying, "Now, we're gonna see Apple without Steve Jobs." Ellison also referred to Jobs as "brilliant," saying that "he was our Edison, he was our Picasso," while noting Jobs' ability to invent products. His pessimistic take on Apple is the strongest yet from a friend of Jobs, and coincides with concerns apparently voiced by current members of Apple's Board of Directors. [via AllThingsD]
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As much as I hate to say it, Ellison has a very good point. Since Jobs death, Apple has not released anything close to groundbreaking. Modest upgrades are the current path. I am excited to use iOS 7, and I would love to see a new PowerMac in action. But where is the next big thing? Even without anything major, I still prefer my iPhone, iPad and MacBook Air to the competitors. The "whole package" concept is still ahead of Microsoft and Google. The integration of all things Apple is a strong selling point. Especially for those that have invested heavily in iTunes media.
After all is said and done, I do not see Apple declining at a steady pace. I see them leveling off and maintaining as long as they at least stay consistent. But to get back to "King of the Hill", they will need to produce another game changer (or two).
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Apple needs new blood. A new and exciting Board maybe? Microsoft! Ugh! I started working on MS based programs in 1976. They were tedious then and are tedious now. I'll stick with Apple, unless eg an "Apple+ comes along ;)
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This was yet another hefty week for us, with well over a hundred attempts by the Goons at creating the world's worst software. From this mass of images, I chose my top two favorites, but found that made for a really short Phriday. So then I chose a whole bunch more, plus some really sucky ones, and found that worked out much better. Wow, I think I may be getting this whole Photoshop Phriday thing down!
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The latest plan to win the war on drugs starts with soldiers
He's stepped down from the presidency, but not the pulpit.
The World Bank says maybe. And these countries have China to thank.
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The Venezuelan president played a quiet role in getting them out of Iran, diplomat said.