Siri, bring Steve Jobs back to life
I was at MacWorld in 2007 when Steve Jobs announced the first iPhone.
October 8, 2011
I was at MacWorld in 2007 when Steve Jobs announced the first iPhone.
I had just woken up and learned that you had passed on. I couldn’t believe it. And I’m surprised to find myself crying. Not just tearing up, but seriously crying.
Apple updates are so thankfully predictable that when June passed by without the announcement of an iPhone refresh, the Internet world was abuzz with rumors over the delay. Was it because it was going to be so different that it took some time to develop it? Did it have something to do with Japan’s recent earthquake that caused a delay in manufacturing components needed for the new phone?
My parents want me to have a stable job in a good company. I understand where they are coming from, but I know deep inside me I want something more than that.
Nico Salva was in the shadow of the more popular players in his first few years as a Blue Eagle.
It was a day made especially for them. The boys played with their hearts. They did not even give the Far Eastern University Tamaraws a chance to breathe with their fastbreaks and running game. Their lopsided victory emphasized that the day was theirs and nobody was going to take it from them.
“For me Steve Jobs was a great person. He founded a company that touches hearts and innovates life. Most importantly, he gave us a lesson in life, that all things are possible with determination.”
Though summer’s wrapped up, there’s no reason not to transition your summer florals into fall favorites as this season’s runways were blooming with flowers of all kinds. At Prada, Miu Miu, and Louis Vuitton lady-like looks were all the rage with retro floral patterns, vintage motifs, and sophisticated waist-cinching silhouettes.
I was smiling, if not laughing throughout the movie because, aside from the stellar casting and dialogue, it was amusing to watch our good-looking characters jump through hoops just to have meaningless sex.
Let’s face it, the idea of hopping in a taxi to find a hunky celebrity like Oli Pettigrew sitting behind the wheel is something a commuter can only dream about. But when you’re in Singapore, the odds of that happening are surprisingly pretty good. Currently the host of AXN’s “Sony Style,” the Hong Kong-born British model and TV personality now also plays resident cabbie-cum-quizmaster to the network’s newest game show import, “Cash Cab Asia,” whose premiere hits cable TV screens this October.
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