So it begins, day number one at HC Miller in Green Bay. WOW what a difference a change in jobs makes. I just love the people who I will be working with. I’m now best buddies with Steve the new IT guy, he has been here exactly 1 week longer then I. I’m also best buds with the HR manager. Her anniversary date is the same as mine. So amazing, SO GREAT!!!!! I’m in heaven!!!
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Found this ditty on Gizmodo. You guys rock. I had to laugh when I saw this. I watched the whole keynote and actually thought about the wording used and how carefully each word was selected. Now after seeing this, you know exactly that… Great job Uncle Steve and Phil.
From the youtube description: Bored of watching the full iPad keynote? No problem! The following video by Neil Curtis sums it up to convenient 180 seconds of all the important words spoken there. I assure you, that no scene is repeated and everything was said on this keynote! Oh, and please don’t take it personal: it’s meant to be humor!
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How many people hate the iPad? NOT ME!! I remember when Steve Jobs released the original iPod and the whining and moaning over that. And look at how many iPods Apple has sold? Good thing Steve didn’t listen to those guys when making decisions…and the same is true with the iPad. This will change the way we do things. The way we get information and the way we learn in schools.
Well Clara had her 11th birthday today and Steve JObs released the latest and greatest new Apple toy, the iPad. Say what you want about it, its missing this and its missing that. The iPad is a game changer. A game changer for the publishing industry and a game changer for the Amazon Kindle.
I just roared when I read this off the Fake Steve Jobs website… Highlarious!
Questions in advance, nothing confrontational, remember that you depend on me to make a living and in two seconds I could end your career, keep it light, keep it moving, no followups, no arguing, no pressing for more info, be reverential at all times, remember that you are acting as an extension of our PR arm and the point of this interview is to promote Apple and promote our products. That’s how my dear friend David Pogue (above) does it, and it’s why he’ll always have access to our products ahead of everyone else. Much love, David Pogue. And namaste. I honor the place where your interests and my own become one.