Art and career did not match...only now...maybe...for more duties that must be more concentrate..look like...

http://www.thelocal.de/national/20100511-27113.html

Life always be on its way...more growth...more difference vision...DUTIES difference after education or after post educated...it must take time and more knowledge and experionce..not only life in campus...our young big boys and girls...still look for next nice career and professional on thier science....and art vision,...music and art always be nice career also...but maybe big talent on success and high investment...on develope country...fine art and appreciation still be hide inside entertainment business...only part of business...that show of bad impress in artists every decade...look like....how s upset it is...i feel ...not difference from my son..

sugarcane always love talent life,business in investment,art appreciated...and still love law that protect consumers from bad businesses...all...

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maybe it is only trick for promote reality contest....????

http://edition.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/TV/05/30/susan.boyle/index.html?iref=mpstoryview
Dance group Diversity trumps Boyle on 'Britain's Got Talent'

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* NEW: 10-person dance group Diversity seemed shocked to win "Britain's Got Talent"
* 48-year-old Internet sensation Susan Boyle came in second
* Show judge Piers Morgan says Boyle thought about leaving show after rough week
* Singer catapulted into media spotlight after her audition wowed audiences worldwide

May 30, 2009 -- Updated 2318 GMT (0718 HKT)

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(CNN) -- Internet sensation Susan Boyle came up short, coming in second during "Britain's Got Talent" finale on Saturday.
Fans cheering on Susan Boyle react after she comes in second during "Britain's Got Talent."

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Boyle was upset by winner Diversity, a 10-person dance group from Essex and East London, England, ranging in age from 12 to 25 years old. The group won 100,000 British pounds ($161,000) and will perform for Queen Elizabeth II in the Royal Variety Show.

"The best people won," Boyle said.

The dancers appeared shocked Saturday when it was announced that they had won.

The group was formed in 2007, and in the same year won the United Kingdom Dance Championships.