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Sunday, October 13, 2002

Idiot's Guise


Whatever the topic, you can be sure there is an Idiot's Guide or for Dummies book to match.   Bob LeVitus and his popular Mac OS X for Dummies will be good reading for the Mac newbie, but what about the Antichrist and the Megalomaniac?  The Jerk and the Putz?  Why cater only to the mentally deficient, when there is clearly a larger market in ethical deficiency.

Sunday, October 6, 2002

Fallout at the Gap


Most people know Steve Jobs for his role as CEO of both Apple and Pixar.  But few people realize that Jobs was also a member of the Gap board, until October 3, 2002, when he resigned from the clothing company board.  Who knows what prompted Jobs to Fall Into The Gap in the first place?  Maybe it was the endless supply of jeans for his keynote addresses.

Wednesday, September 18, 2002

AppleCheryl


On September 18, 2002, Cheryl Vedoe, Vice President of Education Products and Marketing at Apple, announced that she was leaving to become CEO at Apex Learning.  This kinda' left Apple in a pinch during difficult times.  I think she could have enabled AppleShare and worked at both places.  If Jobs can juggle Apple and Pixar, the same should go for his VPs!

Tuesday, September 3, 2002

The SoHo Case


On August 18, 2002, customers arriving at the new Apple Soho Store in Manhattan—home of the Million Dollar Glass Staircase, special ordered by Steve Jobs for his largest retail outfit to date—were regretfully turned away as sad Mac Geniuses handed out Jaguar promotional flyers.  According to witnesses, several police were in the store, and some portions of the floor were closed off by a police line.  Details surrounding the event are vague, and Apple SoHo staff have been ordered silent about the ordeal, but the general concensus is that the store was robbed.  No one knows what was taken, except for the store managers.  I would have gone and rubbernecked myself, but it isn't nice to stop and stair.

Monday, August 26, 2002

Jaguar in a Pink Cadillac


Baby, if you want to experience the benefits of Jaguar , you've got to pay! $129 for Mac OS X 10.2, $29.99 for QuickTime Pro 6, $19.99 for QuickTime 6 MPEG-2 Playback, and $99 per year for .mac services. By the time you're through, you won't have much money left, but you'll have the security of a world class, fur coat clad, Pimp of the Stable, Jaguar. "Where's my money, bitch?"
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