gates of heaven open up
A customer gave me a CD: Kismet, by Jesca Hoop. It is SO GOOD. Check it OUT.
Last night was the Terminator series premiere. I saw the pilot a while ago with unfinished effects... it was good, but from what I hear, what aired last night was even better. I'd check it out, especially with the (quickly dying) Strike limiting TV choices.
I just want to remind everyone of my alarmingly specific MacWorld 2008 prediction post from almost a month ago. I'm actually standing closely beside both predictions. Helping my confidence is a recent article in Wired that mentions that Apple had worked for a year to develop the multi-touch screen for use in a 'tablet PC.' With two more years of work and a brand new operating system, surely Apple engineers have gotten a device on par with mine up and running.
Also helping my confidence is tonight's MacBreak Weekly in which panelists admit that something will be 'coming out of left field' and 'probably an AppleTV 2.' While no one takes the (logical?) next step that I do, the writing is on the wall.
One caveat for my own sake: if Steve doesn't announce my products tomorrow, I won't admit I'm wrong until he fails to announce them next year, and we see that the product line is going down a different line. I am not responsible for Jobs' engineers' inability to put a product out on time.
Last night was the Terminator series premiere. I saw the pilot a while ago with unfinished effects... it was good, but from what I hear, what aired last night was even better. I'd check it out, especially with the (quickly dying) Strike limiting TV choices.
I just want to remind everyone of my alarmingly specific MacWorld 2008 prediction post from almost a month ago. I'm actually standing closely beside both predictions. Helping my confidence is a recent article in Wired that mentions that Apple had worked for a year to develop the multi-touch screen for use in a 'tablet PC.' With two more years of work and a brand new operating system, surely Apple engineers have gotten a device on par with mine up and running.
Also helping my confidence is tonight's MacBreak Weekly in which panelists admit that something will be 'coming out of left field' and 'probably an AppleTV 2.' While no one takes the (logical?) next step that I do, the writing is on the wall.
One caveat for my own sake: if Steve doesn't announce my products tomorrow, I won't admit I'm wrong until he fails to announce them next year, and we see that the product line is going down a different line. I am not responsible for Jobs' engineers' inability to put a product out on time.