I’m eating some right now!! They’re sooooo delicious!! So cheesy!! So crunchy!! So amazing that all who inhabit the planet earth need to experience them (even those who are lactose-and-tolerant, and could possibly die!!)!!
I filmed it yesterday (Monday). And I’m almost done with editing. This episode will be a must watch (then again aren’t they all, I’m in them). Please tune download or watch right here or grab the iTunes feed and get it ASAP!!
I talk about..
-Yahoo selling.. why the fuck should I care..
-New Podcast Network..
-My Setup for the show..
-HD DVD Finally dies (Yay!! The better format, and more advanced, format won this time!!)..
Diabolo Cody has won the Oscar for best Screenplay!!!! She is so deserving!!!!
Well I think I know why. Now I’m not trying to come off as one of those “I’m fucked in the head and think I know everything about the new things those crazy kiddies do on the internet” type of analysts A.K.A. any “expert” featured one the Faux News Network. I also own no Apple stock, but I do own an iMac, iPod, Apple TV, and a few T-Shirts though which some would say is pretty damn close to actually owning stock.
Now to the point.
I’m just here to give my ideas on why Apple is, quite possibly, the most loved electronics company on the planet earth. They have one of the largest fan bases of any electronics/retail/software/media company, and here are my five points as to way hardcore fanboys and yo’ grandmama love Apple.
Peace Bitches..
This is Robert Swansen. He’s a local “Hero”.
Both Microsoft and Yahoo have been struggling to compete with Google, and have fallen behind in the race for online advertising dollars.
Microsoft [MSFT 32.6 — UNCH ] said it plans to pay $31 a share — payable in the form of $31 in cash or 0.9509 of a Microsoft share — in the hostile deal, which represents a 62 percent premium on Yahoo’s closing price on January 31.
Yahoo [YHOO 19.18 — UNCH ] shares soared 54 percent in premarket trading, while Google shares tumbled 8 precent. News of the deal also was giving a boost to many technology stocks.
“We have great respect for Yahoo, and together we can offer an increasingly exciting set of solutions for consumers, publishers and advertisers while becoming better positioned to compete in the online services market,” Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer said in a statement announcing its plans.
Microsoft said it had previously discussed a number of alternatives with Yahoo, ranging from commercial partnerships to a merger proposal, which was rejected.
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