The World We Live In !!

Some of your might have noticed that i have not been posting for a while.

It was mostly out of frustration, you see when i started this site, I figured i would use it as a space to publish information, that i felt needed more attention in our life’s. New, views or even just facts that I might find important and needed to be highlighted, but somewhere along the way I started to get the feeling that no matter what I might think, or have to say, it didn’t make any difference. (Which still might remain true to this day)

“it does not matter what the outcome of any given situation is, what matters is how you act during the process”

None the less I have decided that I will continue to keep doing what I have been doing.

‘Keep plagiarizing the hell out of the world wide web’ .

Although I do understand that the URL for this website is not appropriate for the Title nor the content that it contains. So I have decided to move the site, you can now follow this blog at the following URL. This site will be taken down in 4-5 months.

http://www.theworldweliveinblog.com

P.S : – There was some error importing the website database, everything else is working fine but all the registered members will have to register once again.

(Sorry for the problem and any inconvenience it might cause)

Story Via : Silicon.com

By: Ina Fried

Steve Jobs’ medical leave puts the spotlight back on the other members of Apple’s executive ranks, in particular chief operating officer Tim Cook, financial chief Peter Oppenheimer, and marketing chief Phil Schiller. So who’s looking after Apple now?

Tim Cook
A one-time Compaq executive, Cook has run much of Apple’s operations for some time. He also was the man tapped by the board when Jobs previously went on leave for cancer treatment. Read more…

It is at times like this when companies need to decide weather they want to dwell in the past or plan for the future. With Steve Job taking a leave of absence due to his Health, Apple will have to look in other directions for Guidance.

At this time I felt it was appropriate for us to look back at what i feel is one of the most insightful speeches by Steve jobs. I wont bore you with any intro from me as the speech in itself is much more telling.

This is the text of the Commencement address by Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple Computer and of Pixar Animation Studios, delivered on June 12, 2005.

I am honored to be with you today at your commencement from one of the finest universities in the world. I never graduated from college. Truth be told, this is the closest I’ve ever gotten to a college graduation. Today I want to tell you three stories from my life. That’s it. No big deal. Just three stories. Read more…