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Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson
Biographies are probably my favorite genre to read. I received the new Jobs biography as a gift for my birthday, so it was a match made in heaven. I am not an Apple fanatic/devotee, etc. We owned a Mac desktop (which did not give me the “Hallelujah” experience everyone raved about, but it was still a good machine) and my…
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Brick and Mortar, Paper and Ink
I realize I am writing on a computer and posting this to the internet. I am not trying to make a rant about NOT doing things one way. This is a plea more for the both/and of life. There are some who are trying really hard to go entirely digital. Their libraries, their research, etc., are close to paperless. It’s…
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Jobs Biography
Is the lesson here that all that glitters may not be gold? http://m.yahoo.com/w/news_america/jobs-questioned-authority-life-book-says-234107627.html?back=%2Ftech%2F&.ts=1319157276&.intl=us&.lang=en
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Steve Jobs and Passion
When Steve Jobs stepped down from Apple it was apparent he didn’t have much longer to live in this world. There is no way a man with that passion would step aside for any other reason. My friend Mark Stevens reflects on Jobs and doing what you love. I so wholeheartedly agree, I encourage you to read his post. I’m…
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The sky is falling!
Steve Jobs has stepped down as CEO of Apple. The way the news reads today, it sounds like he’s dead. It’s like reading obituaries! There will be endless blogs and articles about the viability of Apple. The news is full of it already. An incredible visionary has left his position and the company he has infused with incredible energy seems…
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The Gospel According to Jobs
This article should raise the ire of the Apple faithful. That would be something in which I would take a small pleasure. 🙂 Let the tirades roll like a Michigan fan calling for the head of Rich Rodriguez! One small quote just to get it rolling: Steve Jobs’s gospel is, in the end, a set of beautifully polished empty promises.…
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