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05-24-2006, 10:57 AM
[عزيزي الزائر يتوجب عليك التسجيل بالمنتدى لمشاهدة الرابط]
لا حول و لا قوة إلا بالله .
صدمت من هذا الخبر و ارجو من لديهم خبرة جيدة يترجم المقال و المختصر أنهم
أقامو مبني على شكل الكعبة وسموه (( تفاحة مكة )) شركة (( أبل ))
و يضم بارات ......
و الباقي للمترجم . الخبر كما ورد مع الرابط و الصور أرجو منك نقل الخبر لأخذ
رأي العلماء و الموقف الواجب إتخاذه و يبدو ان الحرب على ديننا قائمه على قدم
و ساق كما هو مشروع تفاحة مكة و هذا التعبير ورد ضمن الخبر أن البناء على قدم و ساق فى المشروع و يتوقع إفتتاحه أواخر الشهر هذا ؟؟
ارجو نشر الموضوع لعل و عسى ؟؟؟ نعمل شئ؟؟
NY Apple 'Mecca' rumored to be open 24-7
April 15, 2006 11:27 AM PDT We had really hoped to confirm recent blog reports that a massive Apple Computer store going up in midtown Manhattan, aka "Apple Mecca," will be the company's first retail outlet open 24 hours a day.
But, alas, an Apple spokesman said the company isn't ready to confirm, deny or make any official announcements about the store, so we can only offer our observations, and point to what others have written The store--which will reportedly be 25,000 square feet--is lo***ed in the underground retail plaza of the General Motors Building on Fifth Avenue between 58th and 59th streets, according to a February Think Secret report. Our photographer confirmed Friday that construction is well underway on a cube-shaped above-ground entrance to the building.
By all accounts, the store is supposed to open sometime in late May, and might also be the first store to feature an iPod Bar.
We were particularly impressed with the San Francisco Chronicle Culture Blog's observation that the "Mecca's" above-ground entrance "bears an uncanny resemblance to the big black Ka'bah (AKA: The House O' Abraham) to whence all Islamic pilgrims take their grueling mandatory hajj."
Makes sense, the blog adds, "because it shall be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and hence shall be the place New Yorkers shall take a holy pilgrimage whenever they crave a new iPod Nano at 4:00 am or when they desperately need to have the Mac geeks at the Genius Bar instruct them on how to purge all the gay teen chat transcripts and German fetish porn from their iBooks before their Senate confirmation hearings."
For what it's worth, we did find Apple job postings for the Midtown store, and no mention of 24-7 work.
Posted by Michelle Meyers
و هذا الرابط و أتمنى التثبيت ليطلع عليه اكبر عدد لنشره
اضغط على الرابط ([عزيزي الزائر يتوجب عليك التسجيل بالمنتدى لمشاهدة الرابط])
ومعنى الكلام اللي فوق ان المبنى المكعب هذا راح يفتتح في اواخر شهر مايو
وحيكون اربعه وعشرين ساعه مقره في منهاتن قريب من ناطحات السحاب اللي
اتدمرت ، وراح يتوقع مبيعات هائلة له لمنتجات شركة أبل العالمية
وتم تسمية المبنى تفاحة مكة لأنه يشبه للكعبة المشرفة في مكة المكرمة التي يحج
اليها كل المسلمين في العالم وكاتبين مساحة المبنى وموقعه
ومما يقولون بالكلام الانجليزي:" الكعبة تعرف ببيت ابراهيم ويحج لها المسلمين
حج قاسي سنويا ..
والان يستطيع شبان نيويورك الحج الى تفاحة مكه متى ما اشتهوا الخمر "
وحسبنا الله ونعم الوكيل....
24-7
April 15, 2006 11:27 AM PDT We had really hoped to confirm recent blog reports that a massive Apple Computer store going up in midtown Manhattan, aka "Apple Mecca," will be the company's first retail outlet open 24 hours a day.
But, alas, an Apple spokesman said the company isn't ready to confirm, deny or make any official announcements about the store, so we can only offer our observations, and point to what others have written The store--which will reportedly be 25,000 square feet--is lo***ed in the underground retail plaza of the General Motors Building on Fifth Avenue between 58th and 59th streets, according to a February Think Secret report. Our photographer confirmed Friday that construction is well underway on a cube-shaped above-ground entrance to the building.
By all accounts, the store is supposed to open sometime in late May, and might also be the first store to feature an iPod Bar.
We were particularly impressed with the San Francisco Chronicle Culture Blog's observation that the "Mecca's" above-ground entrance "bears an uncanny resemblance to the big black Ka'bah (AKA: The House O' Abraham) to whence all Islamic pilgrims take their grueling mandatory hajj."
Makes sense, the blog adds, "because it shall be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and hence shall be the place New Yorkers shall take a holy pilgrimage whenever they crave a new iPod Nano at 4:00 am or when they desperately need to have the Mac geeks at the Genius Bar instruct them on how to purge all the gay teen chat transcripts and German fetish porn from their iBooks before their Senate confirmation hearings."
For what it's worth, we did find Apple job postings for the Midtown store, and no mention of 24-7 work.
Posted by Michelle Meyers
و هذا الرابط و أتمنى التثبيت ليطلع عليه اكبر عدد لنشره
اضغط هنا على الرابط[عزيزي الزائر يتوجب عليك التسجيل بالمنتدى لمشاهدة الرابط] ([عزيزي الزائر يتوجب عليك التسجيل بالمنتدى لمشاهدة الرابط])
لا حول و لا قوة إلا بالله .
صدمت من هذا الخبر و ارجو من لديهم خبرة جيدة يترجم المقال و المختصر أنهم
أقامو مبني على شكل الكعبة وسموه (( تفاحة مكة )) شركة (( أبل ))
و يضم بارات ......
و الباقي للمترجم . الخبر كما ورد مع الرابط و الصور أرجو منك نقل الخبر لأخذ
رأي العلماء و الموقف الواجب إتخاذه و يبدو ان الحرب على ديننا قائمه على قدم
و ساق كما هو مشروع تفاحة مكة و هذا التعبير ورد ضمن الخبر أن البناء على قدم و ساق فى المشروع و يتوقع إفتتاحه أواخر الشهر هذا ؟؟
ارجو نشر الموضوع لعل و عسى ؟؟؟ نعمل شئ؟؟
NY Apple 'Mecca' rumored to be open 24-7
April 15, 2006 11:27 AM PDT We had really hoped to confirm recent blog reports that a massive Apple Computer store going up in midtown Manhattan, aka "Apple Mecca," will be the company's first retail outlet open 24 hours a day.
But, alas, an Apple spokesman said the company isn't ready to confirm, deny or make any official announcements about the store, so we can only offer our observations, and point to what others have written The store--which will reportedly be 25,000 square feet--is lo***ed in the underground retail plaza of the General Motors Building on Fifth Avenue between 58th and 59th streets, according to a February Think Secret report. Our photographer confirmed Friday that construction is well underway on a cube-shaped above-ground entrance to the building.
By all accounts, the store is supposed to open sometime in late May, and might also be the first store to feature an iPod Bar.
We were particularly impressed with the San Francisco Chronicle Culture Blog's observation that the "Mecca's" above-ground entrance "bears an uncanny resemblance to the big black Ka'bah (AKA: The House O' Abraham) to whence all Islamic pilgrims take their grueling mandatory hajj."
Makes sense, the blog adds, "because it shall be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and hence shall be the place New Yorkers shall take a holy pilgrimage whenever they crave a new iPod Nano at 4:00 am or when they desperately need to have the Mac geeks at the Genius Bar instruct them on how to purge all the gay teen chat transcripts and German fetish porn from their iBooks before their Senate confirmation hearings."
For what it's worth, we did find Apple job postings for the Midtown store, and no mention of 24-7 work.
Posted by Michelle Meyers
و هذا الرابط و أتمنى التثبيت ليطلع عليه اكبر عدد لنشره
اضغط على الرابط ([عزيزي الزائر يتوجب عليك التسجيل بالمنتدى لمشاهدة الرابط])
ومعنى الكلام اللي فوق ان المبنى المكعب هذا راح يفتتح في اواخر شهر مايو
وحيكون اربعه وعشرين ساعه مقره في منهاتن قريب من ناطحات السحاب اللي
اتدمرت ، وراح يتوقع مبيعات هائلة له لمنتجات شركة أبل العالمية
وتم تسمية المبنى تفاحة مكة لأنه يشبه للكعبة المشرفة في مكة المكرمة التي يحج
اليها كل المسلمين في العالم وكاتبين مساحة المبنى وموقعه
ومما يقولون بالكلام الانجليزي:" الكعبة تعرف ببيت ابراهيم ويحج لها المسلمين
حج قاسي سنويا ..
والان يستطيع شبان نيويورك الحج الى تفاحة مكه متى ما اشتهوا الخمر "
وحسبنا الله ونعم الوكيل....
24-7
April 15, 2006 11:27 AM PDT We had really hoped to confirm recent blog reports that a massive Apple Computer store going up in midtown Manhattan, aka "Apple Mecca," will be the company's first retail outlet open 24 hours a day.
But, alas, an Apple spokesman said the company isn't ready to confirm, deny or make any official announcements about the store, so we can only offer our observations, and point to what others have written The store--which will reportedly be 25,000 square feet--is lo***ed in the underground retail plaza of the General Motors Building on Fifth Avenue between 58th and 59th streets, according to a February Think Secret report. Our photographer confirmed Friday that construction is well underway on a cube-shaped above-ground entrance to the building.
By all accounts, the store is supposed to open sometime in late May, and might also be the first store to feature an iPod Bar.
We were particularly impressed with the San Francisco Chronicle Culture Blog's observation that the "Mecca's" above-ground entrance "bears an uncanny resemblance to the big black Ka'bah (AKA: The House O' Abraham) to whence all Islamic pilgrims take their grueling mandatory hajj."
Makes sense, the blog adds, "because it shall be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and hence shall be the place New Yorkers shall take a holy pilgrimage whenever they crave a new iPod Nano at 4:00 am or when they desperately need to have the Mac geeks at the Genius Bar instruct them on how to purge all the gay teen chat transcripts and German fetish porn from their iBooks before their Senate confirmation hearings."
For what it's worth, we did find Apple job postings for the Midtown store, and no mention of 24-7 work.
Posted by Michelle Meyers
و هذا الرابط و أتمنى التثبيت ليطلع عليه اكبر عدد لنشره
اضغط هنا على الرابط[عزيزي الزائر يتوجب عليك التسجيل بالمنتدى لمشاهدة الرابط] ([عزيزي الزائر يتوجب عليك التسجيل بالمنتدى لمشاهدة الرابط])