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Is it though?

I hope so, be interesting to see if they can keep the same drive, passion and innovation with out Steve Jobs at the helm.

Lets not forget Apples performance from 1985 to 1996, after Jobs got the boot, until his return in 96... Reality is, Mac PC's were a small niche market and Apple was floundering.

Jobs came back, turned it round with innovation, great design and clever marketing, and moving away from the traditional Mac anorak image. His knack is to create brand new markets, and then dominate them, ipod, iphone, ipad.

So what will come next? I wonder what innovation we will see over the next 5 - 10 years?

I'm guessing someone has ripped off your work?

It's infuriating, I'm afraid some people really have no conscious

Is it web based, can you issue a takedown notice to the ISP? Cease and desist?

Agreed, was actually pretty shrewd, on the ground it's Libyan liberating Libyan.

At least now we know our new shiny RAF Typhoons work

Found a great way to save the army some cash. Scrap all armored vehicles and buy a job lot of second hand Japanese Pick up trucks, then weld a variety of weapons on the back, including old ground attack rocket pods...

Don't want to be upsetting a barrister, so found your content equally interesting

Guess it was only a matter of time, poor old Steve Jobs has been through the mill and back!

"Apple co-founder Steve Jobs has resigned as chief executive of the technology giant and will be replaced by chief operating officer Tim Cook. Mr Jobs, who underwent a liver transplant following pancreatic cancer, said he could no longer meet his chief executive's duties and expectations."

BBC News - Apple boss Steve Jobs to be replaced by Tim Cook

Couldn't think of a better way of putting it, but could your business survive if you croaked it, and do you have all the necessary paperwork in place?

This is something that keeps getting pushed to the bottom of the "to do" list, but it needs to be done. I guess this is only really applicable if you're not a one man band, or you have another director in the business who could carry on.

Ideally I would want someone to oversee my family's share holding and maybe have some input into company strategy, even if just as a sounding board.

Has anyone else gone through this recently? I've heard suggestions of having your accountant becoming a non exec director to manage your family's affairs, or should it be a solicitor? Does this fall outside of a normal will, or is it all combined into a single document?

Maybe it's just a case of talking to a professional will writer who should have all the answers, or does a business complicate things?

Currently have a blank piece of paper, so interested to hear what anyone else has done, or who they used.

shhhh, we'll end up in jail.... very interesting content, and I felt the need to +1 you back

Be interesting to see if the Arab League actually wakes up and takes on the responsibility for security and peace keeping...

This forum is one example of user generated content, as is any review based site. If you can roll out Rich Snippets (or the new schema standard) for any user generated content you have, and the Google God likes it, then it's an easy low cost way to boost your traffic.

Oh dear oh dear Even when the cover has been blown...

I'm afraid this is a classic example of poor quality outsourced SEO...

kapilv posts another thread..

Well some SEO techniques are outdated, and spammy forum posting and link dumping are good examples.

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Bye bye Kapilv...