It’s kicking off… with the standard legal jargon.
"Pinching, spitting, punching, all that shit happens in there. I stay away from the pile. I've told coaches, ‘I'll wreck some people, but I ain't falling on that football. ' Fingers are broken all the time. I'm hitting motherfuckers. I ain't laying on the ball. I can't see who's coming to hit me, so I just clean up the pile."Orlando Brown
Sounds fun. Oh, wait. It doesn’t. At all.
Back to the Mac livestream
Once again, Apple is offering a live stream of events from today’s Back to the Mac event. If you don’t have an Apple-approved streaming device (read: Safari 4 & Safari 5), you may be best served reading one of the liveblogs.
New WooThemes iPhone app
Holy smokes. Talk about exceeding expectations. The UI is gorgeous.
It’s exactly what I was looking for to take the blog mobile. Watch out, everyone. It’s rapid fire now.
iLife 11, new MacBook Air leaked
Steve Jobs is going to throttle the poor bastard who jumped the gun.
More on STLToday commentors
If you take away the 4th grade writing and racism, it’s actually pretty funny. Take this gem on the Post’s Editorial page:
If you want to know King Russ Carnahan’s stance on any issue, just ask Nancy Pelosi. He’s like a puppet on her string. But that’s OK, as long as King Russ rapes the Treasury and our grandchildren for the benefit of his lazy parasitic good-for-nothing family. If some evil company were to have a $107 million profit the Post would demand that it be confiscated, but these low-life Carnahan trash rape all of us for $107 million for nothing and the Post cheers.
Hooray, St. Louis!
Tea Party straddles the line in billboard ad
Sorry for hittin’ the links so much today, but when I read this article, I thought “Man, the STLToday commenters are going to be off the walls.”
I was right.
The link above takes you right to the comments section for you to see yourself.
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John Scully on Steve Jobs
It’s long, but it’s worth it.
I remember going into Steve’s house and he had almost no furniture in it. He just had a picture of Einstein, whom he admired greatly, and he had a Tiffany lamp and a chair and a bed. He just didn’t believe in having lots of things around but he was incredibly careful in what he selected. The same thing was true with Apple. Here’s someone who starts with the user experience, who believes that industrial design shouldn’t be compared to what other people were doing with technology products but it should be compared to people were doing with jewelry… Go back to my lock example, and hinges and a door with beautiful brass, finely machined, mechanical devices. And I think that reflects everything that I have ever seen that Steve has touched.
(via Cult of Mac)




