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I am interested in Books,Programming,Travelling,Internet,Science,Philosophy,Music,Photography,TV Series,Movies,Economics,Social Politics. My favorite music are Western or Turkish Classical Music,Pop,New Age,Country. Movies: http://www.imdb.com/mymovies/list?l=27402005. TV: 24,Jericho,Numb3rs,Dexter,BBC Connections,House M.D.,Prison Break,How It's Made,Veronica Mars,Fringe,The X-Files,The Mentalist,Lie To Me,Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles,Mythbusters,Dirty Jobs. Books: On Intelligence,The Demon/Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark,Quantum Leaps in the Wrong Direction,Sceptical Essays,Men of Ideas,Why People Believe Strange Things,Google Story,The Pleasuere of Finding Things Out,Math of Chance,Chance and Chaos,All Life is Problem Solving,The Undercover Economist,Third Wave,The Black Swan.

I use Diigo because sharing is important. It will strengthen us against the information overhead in the Internet world. The more we share good ideas and summaries of web articles we read, the more knowledge as processed information can be understood by us. Collaborative research and reading will help us, not hiding it.

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ANTLR Parser Generator on 2009-11-09
NoScript - JavaScript/Java/Flash blocker for a safer Firefox experience! - what is it? - InformAction on 2009-11-09
PixelNovel Timeline - Version Control System for Adobe Photoshop PSD files. Subversion for designers on 2009-11-09
jQTouch — jQuery plugin for mobile web development on 2009-11-09
Allmyapps - Application Store for Windows XP, Vista and Seven to find and install the best applications on 2009-11-08
How Jobs transformed Apple - Nov. 5, 2009 on 2009-11-08
- By the following year Steve's regime had kicked into gear. Jobs completed the hiring of a new management team, which included several executives from his previous company, Next. Those top players would form the nucleus of the Jobs brain trust for nearly 10 years.
- The success of the pricey iMac, coupled with drastic cost cutting, allowed Jobs to build a cash cushion. By repairing Apple's balance sheet, he prepared the company for big investments to come, a shrewd business move if ever there was one.
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- - Over the course of 2001, as global markets fell and the world headed into recession, Apple launched the iTunes music software (in January), the Mac OS X operating system (March), the first Apple retail stores (May), and the first iPod (November), a 5GB model that Apple bragged would hold 1,000 songs.
  - As the company's stock languished, takeover rumors appeared from time to time.
  - An Apple buyout would have been the deal of the century, but according to people familiar with the talks, Jobs ultimately shut them down.
  - In a recent interview Ellison said Jobs didn't like the idea of being "second-guessed" if it looked as if he'd returned simply to make money. "He explained to me that with the moral high ground, he thought he could make decisions more easily and more gracefully," says Ellison.
  - The rare pairing of micromanagement with big-picture vision is a Jobs hallmark. Early in his return to Apple, he recognized that gorgeous design was a differentiator for Apple in a computer industry gripped by the successful blandness of Dell, Microsoft, and Intel (INTC, Fortune 500).
  - A key Jobs business tool is his mastery of the message. He rehearses over and over every line he and others utter in public about Apple, which authorizes only a small number of executives to speak publicly on a given topic.
  - Key to the Jobs approach is careful consideration of what he and Apple say -- and don't say. Harvard professor David Yoffie estimated that in the months between announcing and selling the first iPhone in 2007, Apple received $400 million in free advertising by not making any public statements, thereby whipping the media into a frenzy.
  - There are signs that Jobs has inculcated the troops enough to last awhile without him. "The organization has been thoroughly trained to think like Steve," says someone with contacts among the Apple executive team. "That's why the six months went so smoothly. People could envision, 'This is what Steve would do.'"
The decade of Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple - Nov. 5, 2009 on 2009-11-08
- merely listing his achievements is sufficient explanation of why he's Fortune's CEO of the Decade (though the superlatives continue). In the past 10 years alone he has radically and lucratively reordered three markets -- music, movies, and mobile telephones -- and his impact on his original industry, computing, has only grown.
- He isn't motivated by money, says friend Larry Ellison, CEO of Oracle (ORCL, Fortune 500). Rather, Jobs is understandably driven by a visceral ardor for Apple, his first love (to which he returned after being spurned -- proof that you can go home again) and the vehicle through which he can be both an arbiter of cool and a force for changing the world.
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- - The financial results have been nothing short of astounding -- for Apple and for Jobs. The company was worth about $5 billion in 2000, just before Jobs unleashed Apple's groundbreaking "digital lifestyle" strategy, understood at the time by few critics. Today, at about $170 billion, Apple is slightly more valuable than Google (GOOG, Fortune 500).
Results for tag " shinydroplets " in Blog | Shiny (Frog) Blog on 2009-11-08
Delibar, Delicious Mac client on 2009-11-08
PassMark BatteryMon - UPS & laptop computer battery monitoring software on 2009-11-08

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