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BaByliss Pro 30 Roller Setter
- Overview
- Features
- 30 professional easy grip ceramic rollers in assorted sizes
- 2 temperature settings
- 15 super clips with handy storage pouch
- Double insulated housing maintains temperature
- On/off indicator light
- 2 year limited warranty
- 6 small (3/4")
- 8 medium (1")
- 8 large (1 .25")
- 8 Jumbo (1.5")
- Section hair and comb through so it is smooth
- Place ends of hair on roller and wind towards scalp
- Roll-up hair firmly and place super clip over roller
- Leave rollers in your hair until they have cooled
- Remove super clip while holding roller in one hand. Gently undo roller (do not pull) and let curl spring back into position.
- Let curls cool for one minute then style your hair
- The firmness of the curl is regulated by the length of time the roller is left in your hair
- About the brand
The BaByliss Pro Ionic Hair Setter comes with 30 rollers that allow you to create the perfect curls in mere minutes. We love hot rollers as an alternative to curling irons. They're quick, simple and you're hands-free to do as you please while they cool. This professional hair setter eliminates hot spots and ensures thorough heat penetration with safe ceramic and ionic technology. Negative ions prevent damage, frizz and dullness. Say hello to shiny curls! From ringlets to full-volume waves, thanks to the fabulous assortment of small, medium, large, and jumbo rollers in this set, you can create all sorts of styles. Tip: Natural curls aren't all identical. Create a believable style by using more than one size roller throughout your hair.
Model#: BABHS30S / SKU: A8610
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BaBylissPRO is a world leader in hair care and styling tools, known for creating endless possibilities. These professional tools help you get salon-quality results at home.
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Love Love!I have extremely long/thick hair and have returned 4 different heat setters, plus the Miracurl -that thing is lethal! Use at your own risk.
Anyways, I also live on an island which means extreme humidity. With my hair type and the weather conditions curls don't mix at all.
This hair setter is by far the BEST one that I have tried. Granted it's a bit more pricey, but I need that higher and even heat distribution. I didn't buy it because I need to use the full 30 rollers, but because I like to have variety in my curl/wave. I do use all of the 15 butterfly clips and luckily there is just enough for me to do my whole head.. would be nice if they provided more though.
I also must use quite a bit of product; however, it is a small price to pay for long lasting curls. I used the rollers around noon and it's nearly 6 pm, they did loosen up which I'm glad because I did look like curly sue at first. I kept them in longer than probably necessary for this reason as i knew the curl would eventually fall.
People who say this mechanism does not get hot enough clearly is to impatient to wait the full 15-20 mins to heat up. This set is sturdy but accurate if you give it time... You can't rush beauty/perfection! It also heats up to 270 F... so if you're looking for less heat at a quicker time, head off to your local drug store and purchase a cheap Conair! This set is the real deal and so far I'm in <3. As well as many others who have done their proper research, I only hope my set lasts a long time... I plan on using it often and taking good care of it. Thank goodness for the year warranty at least!Jan 23, 2014M / CanadaHAIR TYPEBlack / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Rollers For Me & Him"Honey, will you plug the rollers back in?" That was heard around our house about once a day, as I tried to do both my and my husband's hair before leaving the house. My hair is bra-strap length, his is right at his shoulders, and we both use hot rollers almost daily. By the time I heated up the rollers, set mine, let them cool, took them out, reheated the rollers (if one of us remembered to plug them back in, which often didn't happen), put his hair up, let them cool, etc., it was about an hour-and-a-half ordeal. I often thought about getting a 2nd set, till I found the BabyLiss Pro 30. I use about a dozen rollers in my hair and about 15 in his. This set is perfect! I use the larger sizes, he uses the med/small. I can put my rollers in, then do his while they're still hot, and we can both set while we get dressed and so on. It makes getting ready sooo much less stressful – and these rollers give us big, bouncy, super-cute waves. I can recommend these for any couple that does his-n-hers roller sets!Oct 21, 2013TerriHAIR TYPELight Brown / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Good ResultsThat's pretty good but if you do not put spray net or sharper, it doesn't work, it's down after one hour. I'm pretty sure that's a good deal. That comment is for MY hair, because mine is straight naturally, and I want them to be curly.
So... Try it !May 12, 2012ValeryHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Normal Hair
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Got Clips?!Really liked the variety of sizes and the number of curlers. The heat was excellent and really curled my hair well. HOWEVER, they give you this large size set, 30 curlers, great but, 15 stupid clips. Come on!!!!! Why are there not enough clips for the ENTIRE set? What a pain to have to wait and reuse the clips for the rest of the curlers.Feb 7, 2012Niki W.HAIR TYPEDark Brown / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Big, Glamorous Curls!I love this set...finally a set of curlers that cat curl my thick, long, hard to curl hair. It's super easy to use...I just put the curlers in my hair, do my makeup...take out the curlers and then i'm ready for the evening! I like the clips that hold the curlers in and like how you can place the set up vertically so it's easy to reach. They do get pretty hot so you have to be careful and I wish there were more clips for the curlers... but in the end the results are great!Jan 24, 2012RenelynHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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What A Shame!I was very impressed with the amount (30) and verify of sizes of the curlers but that was the ONLY thing going for these hot rollers. They only came with 15 hair clips but 30 rollers and I use at least 18 curlers, and more if I have enough time. The curler doesn't stay in place, luckily I have my old Clairol clips to use and they actually work better with the curler. The first time I used them my hair was completely straight, I'm guessing they weren't hot enough. The second time I used them I let them get really hot but that took a long time to get hot enough. Old curlers took 15 minutes and they were good. They also seemed to cool very fast there's nothing in them to retain the heat. For the price I would not recommend this product, wasted 60 bucks!Sep 28, 2011Cecilia Z.HAIR TYPEDark Brown / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Decent Curlers...These hot curlers are really nice and they perform well; the only thing I would change is the size of the clips, they're a little too big and take up a lot space on the head. Also, since my hair is short I would prefer more of the smallest siz rollers. Other than that, a good buy.Sep 13, 2011CeliousHAIR TYPELight Brown / Color Treated Hair / Fine or Thin Hair / Relaxed Hair
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No HoldI was very excited to get this huge set of rollers. I have long hair about 1/3 down my back, my hair is thick. I tried using these rollers several times, they will not hold a curl not even a wave. They won't even hold the wave for 10 minutes maybe even 5 minutes. I put rollers all over my hair & I know how to roll my own hair, I have been rolling my hair a long time. I tried with my hair spanking clean, I tried with mousse in my hair, I tried these ways a few times. I wanted them to work . I tried them on a friends hair, nothing. Her hair rolled out flat. These rollers cost a lot of money and they are just sitting in my closet. I need to give them away but they were so expensive. Maybe they work on fine hair, obviously some people really like them. I wish they would say what kind of hair they have and specify it they used any product. I ended up buying steam rollers and they work great on my hair. Hope this long review helps.Sep 2, 2011Jenie / SeattleHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Not Hot--not Enough ClipsI really wanted these to work. I had high expectations because I have always been a big fan of the brand name. However, these were a big disappointment. They took forever to produce a little heat. I rolled my hair, waited for almost an hour, took them out and was amazed at how flat my hair still looked. I did not use all the rollers because they only come with 15 clips. That makes a lot of sense! Read the reviews carefully before making these your purchase choice.Aug 4, 2011Tresa / TennesseeHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Thick or Coarse Hair
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I Really Wanted Curly Hair!!I'm sorry to say "NO" I really wanted a hot hair roller set that would give me nice curly hair! I have long hair, so I even went and had 4 inches cut off hoping for a tighter curl and a curl that would last longer than 1 hour!!!! Also this BaByliss Pro 30 Roller Setter has (30) rollers, why do you only get (15) clips? You need more clips! Can you tell me of a better hot hait setter, for long hair? Thank you Linda Weber 810-659-3745Mar 28, 2011Linda W. / Folica.comHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Normal Hair / Relaxed Hair
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Skip to comments.DeLay: 'Hillary Will Be the Next President'
Posted on 12/12/2006 1:03:56 PM PST by Quilla
Former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay said today that Sen. Hillary Clinton (D.-N.Y.) would be elected president in 2008 and would probably tap Senate colleague Barack Obama (D.-Ill.) as her running mate.
DeLay met with conservative bloggers at a weekly lunch meeting hosted by HUMAN EVENTS and the Heritage Foundation. He is making the rounds in Washington to promote his new blog and activism website, TomDeLay.com.
DeLay said he was motivated to start the blog and create the Grassroots Action and Information Network after observing the success of liberal organizations such as MoveOn.org, the Media Fund and Americans Coming Together. He said he hopes to utilize some of the same tools to help Republicans win elections.
Its this liberal coalition, working in concert with the news media, that will propel Clinton to the White House in 2008, DeLay said. Hillary will be the next president of the United States because they have built a coalition, he said.
DeLay also implored conservatives to start digging into Obamas past. He said Obamas record in the Illinois Senate was on par with a Marxist leftist. Citing defeated U.S. Senate candidate Harold Ford of Tennessee, DeLay said Obama was attempting to disguise his liberal views. (Read Amanda Carpenters report on Obama and his conflicting rhetoric.)
DeLay named Clinton loyalists Harold Ickes, Sidney Blumenthal, James Carville, Paul Begala and Joe Lockhart as the masterminds behind the left-wing coalition. He said that these groups, more than anything else, contributed to the GOPs fall this November. I have never seen a more powerful coalition, he said.
One such example of the coalitions power played out precisely as planned in Californias 11th District. Republican Rep. Richard Pombo was toppled after facing an onslaught of attacks from the left.
DeLay said his goal in creating the new organization is to turn ideas into action. He said he will reach out to the diverse coalition of conservative groups and bring them together to rival the coalition built by liberals. Prior to the 1994 Republican takeover of Congress, DeLay said he employed a similar strategy that the GOP has gradually abandoned.
One day after launching the new website, DeLay said hes had 100 people pay the $52 per year to join the Grassroots Action and Information Network.
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Did he predict whether he would be in prison during her term?
I think Delay has been huffing the insecticide again...
*****Loony Left Projecting Ping*****
Love your optimism, Congressman.
Bad news but likely. Also, the explanation cannot be easily refuted. Their problem will not be getting elected but governing.
If she is, I may have to take early retirement and move to my retirement home in the Philippines for 8 years............. or more.
He also said Republicans would hold on to the house and senate.
Jeeze Remind us never to put him as a speaker at the Republican Convention! It will be the Republican Depression instead!
No she won't.In fact,after having studied the lives and careers of Huey Long and RFK she'll decide not to run.
Yeah, thanks for the pick me up, Tom.
The gun's at my head now, should I pull the trigger, or do you want to finish me off?
(no worries...I'm not actually suicidal)
Shall I purchase my home in Banff, Alberta now?
"working in concert with the news media"
Hell, she doesnt even need to pay for advertisement when the "news" is willing to do it for FREE!
(1) Delay doesn't know what he's talking about.
(2) The American people, by electing Shrillary in 2008, will get the socialist utopia they would richly deserve.
I haven't liked all this buzz about Hillary ever since it started. I thought the less ever said about her the better. All this continual talk about her has just about got her elected without having to run.
That being said....I'm afraid it's going to work...all too well. What a horrifying thought.
Well, you notice the acronym for his project is GAIN. :)
whose the first chairman - Will Gotton?
"Reverse psychology" might put some fire in the belly, but don't give the enemy quotes ammo, Tom!
Disagree. I think her ego and lust for power are too strong. In this respect this makes her more of a man than Teddy Kennedy, who chickened out of future presidential races after due reflection on what happened to his older brothers.
Do you need any roomies? Lake Louise is my favorite place in the entire world.
Is it any wonder the GOP got beat in '06.
Our leaders are following the Dems.
Say "Hello" to Art Bell for me, while you're there........
Ted Kennedy ran for President in 1980. He lost to Carter! Seems like he was thinking of another run in '84.
It beats killing bugs for a living, I suppose.
The Rodham-Hussein ticket.
It just might work -- unless during the campaign we can force her to answer substantive questions and engage in a debate -- activities she's so far successfully sheltered herself from.
Hey Tom, do you possess French blood?
Last Senator to win the White House was Kennedy in 1960. And that took some doing in Illinois!
Just slink away Tom. You have done great damage to the Party.
Tom...Tom...Tom....I am embarrassed that I worked on your initial campaign to get you into office even more now. YOU are part of the problem since you wimped out and let another seat fall to the democrats IMHO. You are and have never been close too what the conservatives aspired we'd get done with a Republican congress. Just part of the problem and now we are rid of you!! Newt's my hero.
Although Hillary! could very well be the dem's candidate for 2008, I highly doubt she will reach the WH again. Could just be denial on my part, but I do not think Americans are ready to vote for a woman (if that is indeed what Hillary! is) president.
I didn't say he never ran. I meant that he became so fat, happy and secure in the Senate, he figured why take the physical risk to myself by running for President in the future.
"Did he predict whether he would be in prison during her term?"
Did he predict that she would be in prison?
Sounds like someone is trying to raise campaign funds.
He's right you know. based on where we are in the world right here, it's smart politics too! Sorry fellow white guys but it's time for a black man to hold up the beacon of hope and the miracle that is America to the rest of the indigenous (read non-white) people of the world. He's more valuable than 50 trillion dollars worth of Karen Hughes PR. His daddy repudiated Islam ove in Kenya in favor of the love of Jesus Christ. And she was settled on last year by leaders from both parties IMHO. Bill Clinton and Obama are going to try and save us from a fiery death at the hands of brown people. Sorry but my tagline demands I..
The corrupt Clinton's have been in politics for many years. Plenty of time to fine tune voter fraud on a national scale.
Well....we have to try....and hope that enough of the media will report the truth and enough people pay attention.
"working in concert with the news media"
The media will have to take a big share of the blame for the misdeeds of the next Democratic President.
We walloped em with a stick. Now we are going to try carrots for a while. Right or wrong is really beside the point. It's setting up to be what it's setting up to be. Only a blind man politically cannot see what's coming.
Unfortunately, that's what will likely happen, absent a miracle candidate for the Republicans appears VERY soon, who could counter the MSM and the Hildabeast machine.....
Actually the war has been a military victory. It is true that the Treason Media has convinced those with no knowledge that it has gone badly.
Three thousand deaths in a three+ years is unbelievably small. Treason Media predictions prior to the war was that there would be thousands of deaths just taking Baghdad.
All forgotten in the spreading of the Official Treason Media lies.
Not likely. The Congress is still fairly conservative and probably will be for the next 6 years or so.
Where would you like your orangejumpsuit sent so you are ready for the rusty knife guys chanting "our god is greater"?
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Canada defeats Peru to Open three match series in Manitoba
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Marie-Pier Murray- Methot, Quebec City
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Did you spend every Thursday night of the 1990s in front of the television? Think you know all there is about close talkers, shrinkage and the jerk store? Then see if you're spongeworthy by taking this quiz. Yada yada — well, you know the rest.
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Question 1 of 30
What was the name of the pilot episode of "Seinfeld?"
"The Seinfeld Show"
"The Seinfeld Chronicles"
It was only after the show was picked up that it was renamed "Seinfeld."
Question 2 of 30
What was Kramer's name in the pilot?
The character of Kramer was based on a real-life friend of Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld and was known as "Kessler" in the pilot, "The Seinfeld Chronicles."
Question 3 of 30
What series regular was not in the pilot?
Jason Alexander
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
The pilot featured another female lead that was later rewritten as Elaine Benes and cast with Louis-Dreyfus.
Michael Richards
Question 4 of 30
In the beginning of the series, what is George's job?
hand model
George holds many (rather vague) positions throughout the series, but he starts off as a real estate agent.
Question 5 of 30
What does Jerry say about anyone who had a pony growing up?
He is jealous of them.
He hates them.
Although it may or may not have caused an old woman's death in "The Pony Remark."
He wishes them dead.
Question 6 of 30
Where is Elaine from?
Los Angeles
New York
Elaine comes by her Orioles fandom naturally.
Question 7 of 30
Starving while waiting for a table at a Chinese restaurant, what item does Jerry bet Elaine she wouldn't steal from the plate of seated diners?
egg roll
Elaine loses the bet.
fried rice
Question 8 of 30
What's the name of Elaine's roommate in the first couple seasons of the show?
Tina and Kramer have a brief relationship.
Question 9 of 30
In the episode "The Parking Garage," why is Elaine in a rush to get home?
She has a phobia of concrete.
She has a date.
She doesn't want her new goldfish to die.
Once they do find the car, the engine doesn't start.
Question 10 of 30
What are George's parent's names?
Fred and Estelle
Frank and Esther
Frank and Estelle
Played by Jerry Stiller and Estelle Harris, George never had a chance with Frank and Estelle.
Question 11 of 30
Larry David based what character on himself?
Art Vandelay
George Costanza
George's neuroses are all David's.
Question 12 of 30
What causes George to suddenly become attracted to Elaine?
her lasagna recipe
hearing a sexy message she left as a prank for Jerry
Jerry and Kramer are also enthralled with Elaine after finding out she taped the anonymous, husky-voiced message.
her ability to multitask
Question 13 of 30
What is Kramer's big line in a Woody Allen movie?
"These pretzels are making me thirsty"
Alas, he is fired from the part.
"I could use a beer with these pretzels"
"Got any pretzels?"
Question 14 of 30
Who is O'Brien?
Elaine's boss
a friend of Newman's
a Neo-Nazi
In "The Limo," the gang accidentally finds themselves ferried around town in a car meant for a terrible bigot.
Question 15 of 30
Who is the first to drop out of "The Contest?"
Kramer was never going to win that $150.
Question 16 of 30
Jerry's girlfriend's breasts are real, and they're:
Jerry probably should've just minded his own business, but he couldn't leave well enough alone.
Question 17 of 30
What is Jerry and George's pilot called?
"The Seinfeld Chronicles"
Unfortunately, their pilot isn't picked up.
Question 18 of 30
Why does Jerry agree to wear the "puffy shirt"?
He likes the color.
He doesn't realize he's agreeing to it.
Kramer's clothing-designer girlfriend is a "low-talker" and Jerry didn't hear what she was saying when he agreed to model her shirt.
He loves pirates.
Question 19 of 30
What religion does George attempt a conversion to?
Latvian Orthodox
He goes through with it, but shortly after the girlfriend is through with him.
Greek Orthodox
Question 20 of 30
George found Kramer's golf ball where?
the 10th green
a whale's blowhole
The sea was angry that day, my friends.
under his pillow
Question 21 of 30
How does Mr. Pitt eat his Snickers?
with a knife and fork
As does the rest of New York, by the end of the episode.
melted into ice cream
Question 22 of 30
What is George's position with the New York Yankees?
Assistant to the Traveling Secretary
An extremely important job that mostly involves trying to calm down George Steinbrenner.
third baseman
Question 23 of 30
What's George's ATM code?
Susan isn't happy he won't share the sweet password with her.
Question 24 of 30
Who is banned from the Soup Nazi's deli for a year?
Elaine doesn't take the Soup Nazi's rules seriously and pays the price.
Question 25 of 30
What restaurant's neon lights keep Kramer up all night?
Kenny Roger's Roasters
Kramer becomes obsessed with Roger's chicken, despite his frustration with the lights.
Monk's Café
Question 26 of 30
Who is "Little Jerry Seinfeld"?
a chicken
Kramer gets a rooster that he names for his neighbor.
a nickname for Jerry's anatomy
a menu item at Poppie's restaurant
Question 27 of 30
Whose mantra is "serenity now?"
George Costanza's
Frank Costanza's
Frank is supposed to say it to lower his blood pressure -- and probably not yell it at the top of his lungs.
Question 28 of 30
What is a traditional part of Festivus?
Airing of Grievances
Feats of Strength
If you got this one, chalk it up to a Festivus miracle.
Question 29 of 30
What is the jail sentence for Kramer, George, Elaine and Jerry in the series' finale?
a year in prison
Although a little community service might have done them all some good.
ten years hard labor
community service for life
Question 30 of 30
What show hosted a "reunion" of sorts for" Seinfeld"?
"The New Adventures of Old Christine"
"Curb Your Enthusiasm"
Larry David's show had a plotline that involved a "Seinfeld" reunion.


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Men's Volleyball Team Dedicates Its Big Win to Victims of Recent Disasters(July 19, 2013) Canadian coach Glenn Hoag would like to dedicate yesterday's men's team win at FIVB World League Finals in Mar del Plata, Argentina, to Canadians who have suffered in recent disasters in Alberta and Lac-Mégantic.
"We are proud of our historic performance beating the number-two ranked Russian team in our first World League final game. It was certainly exciting for us and I imagine for our fans watching at home," said coach Hoag, of Sherbrooke, Que. "However, we are both inspired and humbled by what Canadians in Alberta and Lac-Mégantic have had to endure in recent weeks. We dedicate yesterday's victory to those who continue to deal with these tragedies and our thoughts are with them, as we move forward and have the privilege of representing Canada on the world stage."
Canada pulled off the upset over the 2012 Olympic champions in five sets 3-2 (20-25, 21-25, 25-23, 25-21, 15-11).
Canada plays world number-one ranked Brazil today to attempt to advance to Saturday's semifinals. The action begins at 3:30 p.m. (EDT Sportsnet One).
Sportsnet will also carry the semis and championship match. All matches will also be streamed on FIVB WEB TV http://www.laola1.tv/en/int/fivb-live/video/203-1922-.html
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I was talking to some of my team yesterday and discussing how, in business, you simply have to face up to tough decisions and things you wouldn't necessarily want to do given the choice. Last week I wrote about eating the frog which has struck a few chords it seems from comments and emails I've had. That technique is a great way of dealing with individual tricky situations but what about stress and hard times in general – how do you deal with that?
In my business over the years, I've had to take people through disciplinary procedures, I've fired people, dealt with horrendous computer system crashes, irate clients and many many other difficult situations. These have an impact on my general stress levels and work/life balance and over the years I've learnt ways of dealing with this. I'm sure you feel and suffer the same and please believe me this is not a post to get sympathy.
Dealing with difficult times is something you have to do if you want to progress in business and guess what, quite often it's these times that teach us more than the good times so there is a positive spin on this already. In fact I remember someone saying to me once that the clients who moan the most are often your best as they point out the problems within your business. You should thank clients that moan at you – they are teaching you a lot.
I use a few visualisation/positive thought techniques to help me when the chips are down – I'd like to share a couple with you this morning.
What's the worst that could happen?
In his book, 'How to stop worrying and start living' (aff link) Dale Carnegie's first chapter focuses on thinking about what the worst thing that could happen to you is – Are you likely to goto jail? Are you likely to die? Will you lose your entire business? No? Well let's start to put a scale of how bad this really is then. By working out what the worst that can happen to you is and dealing with that, you can start to deal with it and move on.
How did they do it?
My Grandfather was in World War 2. He landed in D-Day and was blown up and shipped back to England pretty quickly. He also served in the desert and received the military cross for bravery. I remember fondly as a child, he used to recount stories to me of his time during the war. I learnt some very valuable lessons from him. None more so than just getting on with it. He lived through some awful conditions but never once moaned about them or felt he'd be dealt a tough hand. He taught me to get on with things and face up to the fact that life isn't always peachy. I miss him dearly now and thank him for some of the most valuable lessons I've ever learnt.
What would others do?
Last year I was lucky enough to attend a talk by Floyd Woodrow – One of the SAS's youngest recruits at 22 years of age. He now runs a 'performance optimisation' company working with business and sports leaders. He talked about leadership that day and one thing in particular stuck in my mind. When faced with a difficult situation he uses a number of techniques. One is to touch his ear which he has linked mentally to pleasant visions and ideas and the second is to consider what others would do in his situation. Faced with a tricky decision he quickly sums up what 4 or 5 other people he highly respects would do and then makes his mind up. Perhaps a useful tool for you to use? You can follow Floyd on Twitter.
I have to say folks, on reading this back to myself this post feels a little negative but it's really not meant too and I don't feel at all down today – I thought it would be a good follow up to eating the frog and hopefully give you some ideas for techniques to use when you're next feeling like things are against you. After all, if you're down, think of all the people around that you will also bring down with you.
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OTTAWA, Ontario, February 28, 2011 (LifeSiteNews.com) In a recent parliamentary session on a bill relating to sexual offenses against children, psychology experts claimed that pedophilia is a sexual orientation comparable to homosexuality or heterosexuality, a definition that was questioned by one Member of Parliament who was present.
Bill C-54, an Act to Amend the Criminal Code, seeks to increase or impose mandatory minimum penalties or punishment on sexual offenders of children for particular crimes.
Parliamentary discussion on February 14 centered on the mandatory minimum imprisonment and how offenders respond to treatment. Dr. Vernon Quinsey and Dr. Hubert Van Gijseghem, experts on the issue, were called to witness.
When we speak of therapy or when individuals get therapy and we feel as though everyone is pacified, the good news is often illusory, said Van Gijseghem, psychologist and retired professor of the University of Montreal.
Pedophiles are not simply people who commit a small offence from time to time but rather are grappling with what is equivalent to a sexual orientation just like another individual may be grappling with heterosexuality or even homosexuality, emphasized Van Gijseghem.
True pedophiles have an exclusive preference for children, which is the same as having a sexual orientation. You cannot change this persons sexual orientation. He added, however: He may however remain abstinent.
MP Serge Ménard later praised the witnesses. Mr. Van Gijseghem and Mr. Quinsey, said Ménard, corrected some of our impressions.
However, MP Marc Lemay of the Bloc Quebecois challenged Van Gijseghems definition. I have to admit that I was not expecting, on this Valentines Day, to be talking about this inappropriate type of love. It is not really love. It has more to do with violence and control. I am concerned, Professor Van Gijseghem because you say, if I am not mistaken, that pedophilia is a sexual orientation.
That is what I said, continued Van Gijseghem.
Lemay pursued the point, asking if it therefore should be compared to homosexuality.
Yes, or heterosexuality, responded Van Gijseghem. If, for instance, you were living in a society where heterosexuality is proscribed or prohibited and you were told that you had to get therapy to change your sexual orientation, you would probably say that that is slightly crazy. In other words, you would not accept that at all. I use this analogy to say that, yes indeed, pedophiles do not change their sexual orientation.
During his witness, Quinsey, professor emeritus of psychology at Queens University, said that pedophiles sexual interests prefer prepubescent children. There is no evidence, he said, that this sort of preference can be changed through treatment or through anything else.
You can manage the risk that sex offenders present - even pedophiles, added Quinsey, Its not necessarily that they need to change their sexual orientation; they need to learn to control themselves, with our help. In my opinion, society and no one around this table will accept pedophilia, even if it is a sexual orientation, said Lemay, I recall a period, not too long ago, when homosexuality was treated as an illness. It is now accepted, society has accepted it I cannot imagine pedophilia being accepted in 2011. You are telling me that even if we were to impose a five-year minimum on people it would not solve the problem. Once they get out of jail, they reoffend. That is worrisome.
One columnist in the Toronto Sun, Brian Lilley, expressed shock at Van Gijseghems testimony: what really shocked me was the Universite de Montreal professor, Dr. Hubert Van Gijseghem, who showed up to tell MPs pedophilia was a sexual orientation just like heterosexuality or homosexuality. He argued that its time to take our country back by ignoring the experts.
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As insane as this "doctor" sounds (Imagine a society where heterosexuality is "proscribed". How long would THAT last? What a loon!), he is the leading edge of a juggernaut to normalize every manner of sexual perversion and depredation.
Once homosexuality had been "normalized", I believe that most of us in this forum knew that medical normalization of pedophilia was coming. We just didn't know whether it would come before normalization of polyamory, incest, bestiality, and necrophilia.
Hitting someone on the head with a twenty lb. dumbbell is a workout option.
Heterosexuals do not "grapple".
If it's an "orientation" the "logic" of the times will eventually go beyond mere decriminalization and lead to positive legal sanction and even facilitation of the perversion.
In that case they can't help it and should be segregated from children for life and/or sterilized.
Therefore, in a way, I wonder if it wouldn't be GOOD if pedophilia were considered to be an orientation. Rather than elevating pedophilia, wouldn't it serve to diminish the status of "orientation" versus nature's obvious plan? Perhaps it's best if homosexuality is (ahem) on all fours with pedophilia,as orientations.
You just can't call heterosexuality an "orientation." It's observably more than that. Even if one doesn't procreate, the instincts that lead us to the opposite sex are obviously there to serve the propagation of the species.
That is what I said, continued Van Gijseghem.
Heaven help us.
Homos grapple, heteros grope :-P
Homosexuality and Pedophilia and other perversions are loved by Liberals. To liberals bad is good.
Calling normal behavior an "orientation" is part of the plan to normalize deviant behavior.
Just another choice to the deviants.
Here we go. Only those crazy right-wing religious fanatics saw this coming, right? And Libertarians want to leave everyone to do whatever, right?
"Therefore God gave them over in the sinful desires of their hearts to sexual impurity for the degrading of their bodies with one another."
This was the goal all along.
Leftists infuriate me when you point out what their policies will lead to, then it happens, then they deny that their policies lead to it.
We need to get back to a time when we can segregate, at the state level if necessary, places where liberals can have their policies (and the destructive consequences), and leave the rest of us alone.
Just had to know this was coming. The child molesters are testing the waters for a coming demand for "rights."
You are exactly right.
In the past I have personalized this argument with people. I try to use a named loved one of theirs. A daughter, granddaughter or someone close to them. I use the example of a pedophile wanting to have a sexual relationship them and then I ask the person what gives you the "moral authority" to say they can't have your relative?? Obviously our society has a "code" that finds it unacceptable - but the usual response is "because it's not right." If the person tries to list any reference to a bible they are trapped because bibles of old still have the listed sin of homosexuality which is "normal" to the brainwashed citizens.
When people refuse to have an established moral code they reap this "benefit" of "everyone does what is right in their own eyes." A pedophile, homosexual or bestiality - hey they are "sexual orientations" leave these poor people alone and let them "enjoy" their lives!
I dunno about that....I've grappled with a few................
Obama's "Safe School Czar" Kevin
"use a condom" Jennings
From the Washington Times...
EDITORIAL: At the president's pleasure
'Safe school czar' encouraged child sex with an older man
September 28, 2009
A teacher was told by a 15-year-old high school sophomore that he was having homosexual sex with an "older man." At the very least, statutory rape occurred. Fox News reported that the teacher violated a state law requiring that he report the abuse. That former teacher, Kevin Jennings, is President Obama's "safe school czar". It's getting hard to keep track of all of this president's problematic appointments. Clearly, the process for vetting White House employees has broken down.
In this one case in which Mr. Jennings had a real chance to protect a young boy from a sexual predator, he not only failed to do what the law required but actually encouraged the relationship.
According to Mr. Jennings' own description in a new audiotape discovered by Fox News, the 15-year-old boy met the "older man" in a "bus station bathroom" and was taken to the older man's home that night. When some details about the case became public, Mr. Jennings threatened to sue another teacher who called his failure to report the statutory rape "unethical." Mr. Jennings' defenders asserted that there was no evidence that he was aware the student had sex with the older man.
However, the new audiotape contradicts this claim. In 2000, Mr. Jennings gave a talk to the Iowa chapter of the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network, an advocacy group that promotes homosexuality in schools. On the tape, Mr. Jennings recollected that he told the student to make sure "to use a condom" when he was with the older man. That he actively encouraged the relationship is reinforced by Mr. Jennings' own description in his 1994 book, "One Teacher in 10." In that account, the teacher boasts how he allayed the student's concerns about the relationship to such a degree that the 15-year-old "left my office with a smile on his face that I would see every time I saw him on the campus for the next two years, until he graduated."
Mr. Jennings' denials about these events reveal a lack of remorse. He has not admitted that he made mistakes in this case, and he now refuses to answer any questions about the scandal. Don't forget, this is a presidential appointee we're talking about. Mr. Obama should make clear what his standards are for public servants serving at the pleasure of the president. Encouraging and covering up man-boy sexual activity are serious offenses. The White House should force Mr. Jennings to come clean.
I have to believe that it is an orientation, and also believe that it is not curable. I had a client whose husband was like this and he never was able to lick it. She, of course, was heart broken and left him; it even carried over to his own children. So sad. I think castration might be the solution.
Most of us have been saying this for many years. It is a slippery slope of epic proportion. Sexual depravity of any kind cannot be 'normalized' without the next guy saying: "what about me? I'm not that big of a freak now.". Yet, all of the libtards said that argument was unfounded and just Conservative ignorance. Well..................
No comment.
Which was the whole point of the Aldous Huxley book Brave New World, written in the 1930's. Bad is good. Good is bad. Normal is perversion. Perversion is normal. He saw it coming. We were warned.............
You're using an argument that I've developed recently in a more general manner.
Usually the people who try to say that homosexuality is morally OK use relativism as their justification - ie, you can't impose YOUR value system on others (which is what they are doing with their relativistic value system - but that's another argument).
They reject the idea of moral absolutes, especially those written down in the Christian Bible.
However, they don't really think that way. They believe THEIR value system is superior to yours, but the only way that ANY value system could be better or worse than another is by comparing both to an external absolute standard.
So, they either have to admit that their value system cannot be "better", or they have to accept the existence of an absolute. If the latter, that absolute has to be referenced and agreed upon by everyone. And where are we to find this? aha!
I agree with you. Modern psychology cannot apparently grasp the concept of sin and temptation so clearly evident in man and described in the Bible. The Bible also offers a cure. We are all essentially evil, each of us dealing with temptation. Christians understand this, repent and gain spiritual support to resist it. What's a secular person to do when they don't even accept a moral code beyond what they themselves devise?
America may go back to fiscal conservatism but liberalism is still advancing. Liberals will label pedophilia an "orientation" rather than a perversion or, more clinically, a disorder. Once "normalized" it becomes a "lifestyle" and will be protected under the law. But the outcome will be the same. Society will fundamentally change in character — it will become pagan. If the Christian God is dead... everything is permitted. With the death of Christian values, the family and marriage will be redefined and what where once considered sins — adultery, prostitution, homosexuality, incest, pedophilia, bestiality, etc., because they weakened the family whose role is to protect children — will be seen as lifestyle choices. And it's all under the rubric of leftist "liberation" that we have to be thankful for with this Brave New Pagan World. The left will have destroyed the Christian church, marriage and the family and there will be nothing left as a counter poise to the strict loyalty demanded from the state. Sieg Hiel!
Read through the whole thing, and there's good in it. He's saying they can't be cured, it is in their nature. With this testimony there's a good case to never let them roam free in society.
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Oh My God
Don't tell me you're surprised...
So, to this pervert, is rape a sexual orientation? Why stop there, what about sex with animals?
I thought this would happen in the next few years not now. They haven't won the homosexual battle yet and if people get a load of this, they'll lose. There may even be a backlash.
The relativism argument will be used to flush out all traditional values so that the vacuum can be filled with leftist values. It's a technique used by the left, especially by leftist profs on students.
As well, the left is quite use to living with contradiction. Martin Heidegger said that life is essentially, at it's deepest level, contradiction. This was taken for profundity rather than something to be avoided.
End times, I believe...
things will accelerate, not slow down.
The BIG confrontation is coming, and soon.
if Liberals in Canada manage to legalize pedophilia our whole continent is going down...
Indeed, I've found many that are "immune" to logic, and I guess I shouldn't be surprised at that, either.
Logic (logos in John 1:1) is from the "mind of God", and I shouldn't be surprised that those who reject His Word will reject logic as well.
It was only a matter of time before they started claiming this. I assume it's been building "under the radar" for a while.
It is so true. They think ugly is beautiful.
"They think ugly is beautiful."
That's #23 on the Communist plan to destroy Western Civ:
23. Control art critics and directors of art museums. "Our plan is to promote ugliness, repulsive, meaningless art."
I believe that Ayn Rand was wrong about some important things, but she understood some things very well. She had read her Aristotle. A=A. There are no contradictions. If you think you have found a contradiction, check your premises.
The post-modernists are bad philosophers. Very bad.
You may be right.
some times I wish it would hurry up
Me too.
No kidding? It seems like it to me.
Meanwhile, we have a job to do
Matthew 5:16
Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven.
Go to the link. It has been around for decades..........
Yes, well, being a SOCIOPATH is a "mental condition", does that mean we ignore the body count?
15. Capture one or both of the political parties in the United States.
16. Use technical decisions of the courts to weaken basic American institutions by claiming their activities violate civil rights.
17. Get control of the schools. Use them as transmission belts for socialism and current Communist propaganda. Soften the curriculum. Get control of teachers' associations. Put the party line in textbooks.
18. Gain control of all student newspapers.
19. Use student riots to foment public protests against programs or organizations which are under Communist attack.
20. Infiltrate the press. Get control of book-review assignments, editorial writing, policymaking positions.
21. Gain control of key positions in radio, TV, and motion pictures.
22. Continue discrediting American culture by degrading all forms of artistic expression. An American Communist cell was told to "eliminate all good sculpture from parks and buildings, substitute shapeless, awkward and meaningless forms."
23. Control art critics and directors of art museums. "Our plan is to promote ugliness, repulsive, meaningless art."
24. Eliminate all laws governing obscenity by calling them "censorship" and a violation of free speech and free press.
25. Break down cultural standards of morality by promoting pornography and obscenity in books, magazines, motion pictures, radio, and TV.
26. Present homosexuality, degeneracy and promiscuity as "normal, natural, healthy."
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Horcoff and Die
October 06 2010 05:38PM
The first time I noticed Shawn Horcoff, a pretty pass was zipping through the slot in a fall 2000 scrimmage. The intended target didn't get the pass, as his stick had been raised by his shadow; the two skaters faded from the scene, the puck safely out of harm's way. The shadow? Shawn Horcoff. His mark on that play? Long forgotten. Shawn Horcoff showed everyone early on he had the ability to play a complete game.
The fall 2000 Oilers had a plethora of new hires up front. An entire line (the Bulldog line: Brian Swanson, Michel Riesen, Dan Cleary) were joined by Dan Lacouture and Dom Pittis; Horcoff and Mike Comrie were sent away. Comrie forced the issue and made the grade mid-season, but by that time Horcoff was already there.
Horcoff's early years included many struggles (he had a galling tendency to pass the puck along his own blueline) and early in his NHL career it wasn't clear he was going to score enough to play a major role. However, "Horc" answered every request from the coach and eventually moved up the depth chart to the top line C job (Doug Weight owned it when he arrived, Nugent-Hopkins will probably own it when he leaves) and has had his share of good times and bad since taking on that difficult role.
Many Oiler fans consider Shawn Horcoff an overpaid, undertalented fraud; don't count me among them. Shawn Horcoff is a throwback type, a player who doesn't see himself as a special case and doesn't press for a specific role that suits his skills best. No sir. He's a two-way center with heart, a solid option for a team that hasn't enjoyed an impact player up the middle since Weight was sent to St. Louis years ago.
Today, the Oilers named Shawn Horcoff captain. His coach said that as part of the selection process he had asked all of the players for their choice. Horcoff's name was front and center throughout the conversations. Ales Hemsky said "they couldn't have picked a better guy" and I'm inclined to agree. There are things a fan like me can't know about the inner workings of a hockey team; however, anyone who has watched this team since fall 2000 can tell you Shawn Horcoff answered every call, left it all out on the ice and delivered to the best of his ability.
I can't think of a better man for these young kids to look up to as they grow into NHL players over the next few seasons. Horcoff will no doubt play the "Stan Weir" role on the ice, and will deliver in very important off-ice roles as well. Good choice, Tom Renney. And for those who don't appreciate Horcoff's talents, I offer the title of this post as a friendly suggestion.
Being in Calgary, I'm literally the only Oiler Fan in a building full of Flames fans. Most of them are the typical bandwagoners ("Is Lanny coming back soon? I think he could turn this around!"), but there are a handful of real hockey hounds, and we have some good natured back-and-forth about our teams.
To a man, they all sincerely like Horcoff.
The one guy I get into it most with always says that the best part of the Oilers '06 run (besides that they didn't add to their cup total) was Horcoff sticking his face in front of Lidstrom's shot, and MacT running out on the ice to check on him.
If you want a leader to set example for the youngin's, who better than a guy who never complains, always gives it his all, plays through injury, and does everything asked of him.
October 06 2010, 09:51PM
I like most fans believe his 70 point season was an abberation, but I also believe last year falls in the same catagory. Horc has always been a consistant, heart and soul trooper. Plus he was the only logical choice due to the above statement and the length of his tenure here in Edmonton. He'll bounce back and make every Oiler fan forget about his sub par performance of 09/10.
October 06 2010, 09:53PM
What would Shaun Horcoff have netted this past summer if he was an unrestricted free agent, 1.5-2.5 per season? The only reason he's still an Oiler is because of his untradeable salary. If Tambellini could've had it his way he would've swept Horcoff out with Moreau, Staios and Souray. Seems to be alot of man love for Horcoff here lately, i just wanted to temper it a little. He's still the worst contract ever givin to an Oilers player.
Horcoff: .78ppg 05/06 to 08/09 09/10 first 3/4 of season under Quinn shift control .36 ppg
last 1/4 under renneys .76ppg
Who is Coach Again?
Quicksilver! Give a shoutout to your HFC crew.
Being in Calgary, I'm literally the only Oiler Fan in a building full of Flames fans. Most of them are the typical bandwagoners ("Is Lanny coming back soon? I think he could turn this around!"), but there are a handful of real hockey hounds, and we have some good natured back-and-forth about our teams.
To a man, they all sincerely like Horcoff.
The one guy I get into it most with always says that the best part of the Oilers '06 run (besides that they didn't add to their cup total) was Horcoff sticking his face in front of Lidstrom's shot, and MacT running out on the ice to check on him.
If you want a leader to set example for the youngin's, who better than a guy who never complains, always gives it his all, plays through injury, and does everything asked of him.
That about sums it up.
If I wasn't doomed to not being able to have a real account here I would give you mega props.
Are we there yet? How much longer?
IMO, Raffi Torres and Fernando Pisani own the two worst contracts in Oilers history. Though Mr. Souray could be a contender if this whole messy thing drags out to the term of that contract.
I'd even make the case that Nilsson's contract was worse. Sure Horc had a hideous year last season, but they guy played hurt with a shoulder injury that would sideline most players.
Here's hoping he looks more like the Horcoff of old, with the entrusting him of the "C" as part of what gets him there.
This is what ESPN said in just before the Stanley Cup Final..
About 10 guys on this team epitomize Oilers hockey -- speedy, hard-nosed, relentless, humble play. Shawn Horcoff epitomizes the guys who epitomize Oilers hockey.
The 27-year-old native of Trail, British Columbia, has bounced back and forth between the NHL and the minors, has been a healthy scratch and generally was a man without a role on the Oilers. But this season, he's emerged as the team's No. 1 center. Actually, emerged doesn't cover it; scrabbled, clawed, elbowed and scratched is more like it.
Although he entered this spring with modest playoff experience (11 games), Horcoff is tied with Chris Pronger for the team lead with 17 points, 16 of which have come in the last 15 games. More impressive, 12 of those points have come playing 5-on-5, when point production is at a premium. Those points are a true illustration of Horcoff's importance and how much he'll be counted on during the finals against Carolina.
Only Carolina's Rod Brind'Amour has won more than Horcoff's 220 faceoffs, so he'll likely spend a lot of time hunched over across from Brind'Amour with games on the line.
Although Horcoff's journey has been bumpy at best to this point, coach Craig MacTavish calls his positional play "impeccable."
As for the 6-foot-1, 204-pound former Michigan State star, Horcoff insists he's giving as much now as he did when he first came into the league in 2000-01. Now, he's just getting a lot more in return. Said Horcoff during the Western Conference finals: "This is 20-something years in the making."
Question - was the Horcoff contract and the Souray "affair" an overreaction to the Pronger snub ?
who's shirt is that and how do I meet her?
Hands down a pro's pro. Hands down only choice for captain.
Tough contract to live up to.
Now for some thing totally different:
Do you guys think that this situation is akin to promoting the Union Rep to Foreman ("Captain") as a standard Union busting strategy?
October 07 2010, 07:28AM
A 6'0 17 year old isn't exactly a smurf but it is true that he's weak at only 155lbs; which in time can fill out.
He had to be one of the smallest players in the league last year, if he's 155 now, he'll be close to that again.
I can't wait till next summer when we are all saying his contract is fair value, cuz he is going to tear it up this season!
Anyone on here who dislikes a player's game, ability, effort and passion simply because of the contract they were given is a fool.
Many of our favorite Oilers had some less - than - pleasing seasons. If the whole city is against him, then the whole city is on his side to turn things around.
"Some players seem to treat a contract as if it is intended to be transferable to a different market."
Um, it is - that's called a "trade".
A team does not sign a player long term with the intention of trading him mid contract.
@The Other John
OK. The contract could have been better thought out in terms of cap hit. granted. I still don't have a problem paying a hard working forward of medium skill above a skilled forward with an ego and no work ethic.
October 07 2010, 10:36AM
I'm calling for Horc to have a great come back season. He has great work ethic and is well respected by the other players from all accounts.
October 07 2010, 12:12PM
Does it matter, at all what his contract is? When we signed him to the contract do you haters have an actual 1st line centre to replace him with? Have we crippled our team and let free agents get away because we couldn't manage the cap with his contract?
If we didn't re-up and Horcoff walked, what would we have replaced him... Ethan Moreau?
Have you forgotten how close we came to being the team with Wade Redden's contract? You can make a case that Horcoff's salary defended us against that blunder.
I don't get the hate, it's not like anything really would have changed if we let him go. He wasn't a lead weight around a good teams neck, he was a decent player who played on some pretty terrible teams.
LT good read...I couldn't think of a better captain going forward till one of the kids are deemed ready for that role. Horc was selected 99th overall, if there is a player who knows what it takes to make the NHL, it's Horc. He's all blood guts and determination with some talent sprinkled in there. He will show the young guys what it takes to be a very good pro.
Horcoff has played both good and bad for the Oil, but there's one thing we can say for sure. He never quit. Even when almost EVERY single fan did!
I like that character, and if he can shoulder the mistakes for the kids the same way he has taken his lumps on his own, and still come out and face the music, he can earn a lot closer to his contract JUST FOR THAT!
He's got a big job ahead of him, but frankly, he's never implied he won't try his best, and as a captain leading by example is 80% of the the job.


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Jan 19, 2013, 04.53 PM | Source: CNBC-TV18
Former Apple and Pepsi top cat John Scully explains on CNBC-TV18's The Forbes India Show that commiditisation and co-ordination are the key challenges to the IT world.
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" Apple now is dealing with the fact that while smart phones are pretty well-developed in western markets, in India the smart-phones penetration is about 4 percent "
- John Sculley (Entrepreneur & Mentor)
Below is an edited transcript of the show on CNBC-TV18
Q: What has life been like over the last few years? You have decided to play mentor. What is life like for you?
A: I left Apple 20 years ago in 1993. This is 2013 and I have actually been doing this with my brothers for all the time since I left Apple. We have helped to build quite a large number of very successful companies mostly in North America, some in Europe. We started the first Credit Default Swap (CDS) exchange in London which we sold to ICE Clear Credit. We have built a number of BEC companies in the US, but my role now is not running companies, but is mentoring the next generation of entrepreneurs.
Q: The gap between technology and product differentiation is narrowing significantly and this trend is playing out in Apple and Samsung currently. Will the technology business now have to cope with the metrics that govern the FMCG sector? Are we now living in the world of fast moving consumer durables and not just fast moving consumer goods?
A: I think you are absolutely right. I think what observers have missed, especially in companies like Apple and Apple, is that when companies of such scale go from a once-a-year-product-refresh cycle to a twice-a-year-product-refresh cycle, the shift has a significant impact on the entire industry.
Apple now is dealing with the fact that while smart phones are pretty well-developed in western markets, in India the smart-phones penetration is about 4 percent as compared to over-50 percent in North America. So the foray into developing markets entails different price points. So companies like Apple and Samsung have to seriously contemplate and formulate strategies to adapt to a world where technology is commoditising so rapidly that what is sold for USD 500 today may well be sold for USD 100 by a competitor.
Q: Do you think Apple has failed at adapting as quickly as required?
A: I think any CEO who is leading an innovative company has to be thinking about how to rapidly adapt. Big organisations have a tough time adapting rapidly. I think that Apple's biggest challenge is dealing at the scale at which the post PC-era devices are evolving, because it just isn't a device, it all the end-to-end systems of cloud, app stores and iTunes stores and things of this sort, that have to be coordinated.
So it is very complex and Apple is lucky to have Tim Cook leading it because there is probably no one in the world who has more experience and success running in supply chain than Tim Cook does. The tricky thing for a product company is that it should be led by product leadership. At Apple, I think they made a really important decision by choosing Jonathan Ive as product leader.
Jony has tremendous reputation and I think Apple is in a very good stead. While he is not the CEO, as the product leader he clearly has been given the credentials by the board and by the CEO to be able to make the product call. So, I think Apple is in much better position in terms of being able to deal with the future than people are giving it credit for.
Q: It is well-known that Apple is Steve Jobs and Steve Jobs is Apple. But how does a company grow and evolve out of such as powerful legacy?
A: I do not think you necessarily want to grow out of that legacy. I think one of the most important things that Steve left was creating the Apple University and bringing in top educators to make sure that the next generation of Apple employees would understand the cultural values of Apple.
He was more interested in the survival of the institution including the culture, as he was about the sustainability of the individual products. The thing that probably will not happen again at Apple is that an iPhone is a once-in-a- lifetime event.
Q: The trend of creating new categories which Apple has done phenomenally well happens once every decade or 15 years. Where do we go from here?
A: Steve was brilliant at creating categories. He did it whenever it was possible. But after he left Apple, he created NeXT and it was not a success. It wasn't his fault. There are moments when technology is not ready to take you to the next level. He couldn't have built an iPhone five years earlier because the technology wasn't ready.
So it didn't make any difference how good Steve's vision might have been five years earlier because it wouldn't have happened till the time it did happen. May be Apple will reinvent television but television is a very small market compared to smart-phones. So I don't know whether Apple will have that big opportunity to reinvent an entire industry as before. So now Apple has to cope in a world of making adjustments and Samsung has got it going pretty good.
Q: What's your own take on the patent war that is on between Apple and Samsung?
A: I would not even want to venture a guess on where that turns out. I am much more focused on the fact that Samsung's hardware is pretty outstanding and Samsung doesn't have the depth of software. They are totally dependent on Android right now, but they have just opened up four campuses in Silicon Valley, so they have the resources. Both Apple and Samsung are rapidly integrating vertically.
So as the industry commoditises and as price points go down, they will still make money. The real question is will it be anything more than a two-horse race? It is not an all-clear, that there be a strong number three. May be there will be but right now it is just the two-horse race between Samsung and Apple.
Q: I want to talk to you about India. The widespread opinion in India is that it has been ignored by Apple while China forms a huge part of Apple's global strategy. Why is that and do you share that opinion?
A: I don't think Apple has ignored India. I think it is pretty obvious that it didn't make much sense for Apple to launch its lead products- the iPhone and iPad- in a country that only had 2G. Well, now you have 3G and Apple is going to have an important presence here.
Q: But for R&D and manufacturing, China held centrestage for Apple while for the rest of the world the focus is on India?
A: I can't comment or add any insight. But I think Apple had said that China will be its most important market in the world and that makes sense. I think India is about where China was in 2005. But there isn't any question in my mind that India is going to be outrageously successful with online services.
Mobile broadband has passed desktop Web, e-commerce is just starting to take off and half of the people who are using e-commerce now are under 25 years age. I co-founded a company in India called Change My Tyre. The first era of globalization was about exports. The second era of globalisation is about a developing market model middleclass and domestic markets.
So the opportunity to bring the kind of new middleclass-services - cars, two-wheelers, condos, electronics and furniture in the condos at different price points than in the West. So I am very interested in investing in developing markets, particularly India and the ASEAN countries, on exactly that thesis.
Q: The Internet is going to be the preferred choice for you in India when you are talking about investments?
A: Absolutely. We are actually buying companies now. My firm is called InflexionPoint has announced the acquisition of a company called Iris in Delhi and that deal will be closed in the next few months. We have also announced the acquisition of another company in Singapore called Dragon which will be concluded in the same period.
Q: Do you have any concerns about the regulatory environment in India because specifically when it comes to e-commerce, foreign direct investment is actually not been allowed yet and there are no plans to open it up? Is that a concern for you?
A: You have to structure differently. I have always maintained that one has to know the rules and adapt to them. So there are some things that can be done here and others we can't. So we set up a buying hub in Singapore.
We do our credit financing in different ways with much of it being offshore because we are not allowed to do certain things onshore in India. But we want to work closely with banking systems and business partners in India. So we have to adapt to fit in and we are comfortable doing that.
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Temple, House of the Lord
Literally the house of the Lord. The Lord has always commanded his people to build temples, holy buildings in which worthy Saints perform sacred ceremonies and ordinances of the gospel for themselves and for the dead. The Lord visits his temples, and they are the most holy of all places of worship.
The tabernacle erected by Moses and the children of Israel was a portable temple. The Israelites used it during their exodus from Egypt.
The best known temple mentioned in the Bible is the one built by Solomon in Jerusalem (2 Chr. 2–5). It was destroyed in 600 B.C. by the Babylonians and was restored by Zerubbabel almost a hundred years later (Ezra 1–6). Part of this temple was burned in 37 B.C., and Herod the Great later rebuilt it. The Romans destroyed the temple in A.D. 70.
In the Book of Mormon, the righteous followers of God were led to build and worship in temples (2 Ne. 5:16; Mosiah 1:18; 3 Ne. 11:1). Building and using a temple properly are signs of the true Church in any dispensation, including the restored Church in our day. The Kirtland Temple was the first temple built and dedicated to the Lord in this dispensation. Since that time temples have been dedicated in many lands across the earth.
- Who shall stand in his holy place?:Ps. 24:3–5;
- Let us go up to the house of the God of Jacob:Isa. 2:2–3; ( Micah 4:1–2; 2 Ne. 12:2–3; )
- The Lord shall suddenly come to his temple:Mal. 3:1; ( 3 Ne. 24:1; D&C 36:8;
- Jesus cleansed the temple:Matt. 21:12–16; ( Mark 11:15–18; Luke 19:45–48; )
- The saints were commanded to build a temple in Missouri:D&C 57:3; ( D&C 84:3–5; )
- Establish a house of God:D&C 88:119; ( D&C 109:8; )
- The Lord chastened the Saints for failing to build a temple:D&C 95:1–12;
- I will not come into unholy temples:D&C 97:15–17;
- I have accepted this house, and my name shall be here:D&C 110:7–8;
- The Lord's people are always commanded to build a house unto his name:D&C 124:39;
- The great work to be done in the temples includes the sealing of children to their parents:D&C 138:47–48;
- The great latter-day work includes the building of temples:D&C 138:53–54;


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