Thursday May 09, 2013 at 19:54

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Sunday May 05, 2013 at 17:13

literallyunbelievable:

This family obviously didn’t take proper precautions!

literallyunbelievable:

This family obviously didn’t take proper precautions!

This post reblogged from "Literally Unbelievable".

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Sunday May 05, 2013 at 17:11

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Friday May 03, 2013 at 18:32

We are like THIS close to an arrested development reference. COME ON! – View on Path.

We are like THIS close to an arrested development reference. COME ON! – View on Path.

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Tuesday April 23, 2013 at 11:20

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Saturday April 13, 2013 at 11:41

“At some point of age you can’t be referred to as a GIRLfriend anymore. It’s too…is there a less strong word for infantalizing? Euthanizing? No, wait…”
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Saturday April 06, 2013 at 0:37

Endless Thunder Mountainfrom vortech | HI-DEF Created with EchographEchograph from the trip last month
Endless Thunder Mountain
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Echograph from the trip last month
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Tuesday February 12, 2013 at 11:56

Question on retail strategy

There’s no better place to discover, explore, and learn about our products than our retail stores. Our people are amazing. You walk in and immediately realize the store isn’t there for selling, but for service. The store helps you get more out of your products and acts as a gathering place. You might find a youth program with kids coming on an elementary school field trip. You might find a local musician performing. I’m not even sure “store” is the right word anymore. They are the face of Apple for almost all of our customers. People don’t think about the Cupertino headquarters…they think about the local Apple store. Last quarter, we welcomed 120 million people in our stores, and we only have a little over 400 of them.

So this is huge, in fact so huge that some of our stores aren’t big enough. But like cash, it’s a good problem to have. So this year we’re closing 20 stores and moving them to larger spaces. And opening 30 more stores, disproportionately outside of the U.S., including first store in Turkey.

I don’t think we would have been nearly as successful with iPad if it weren’t for our stores. This was something new that people didn’t know anything about, but the stores gave people the chance to come in and experience it.

We’re incredibly bullish on stores and going to continue to invest in them. Our people are fantastic, and there’s no place quite like it. I don’t have very many bad days, but if I ever feel that I’m dropping down from an excited level, I go and visit a store. It’s like a Prozac.

- Tim Cook (roughly transcribed, I’m sure)

(Source: macrumors.com)

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Thursday February 07, 2013 at 1:46

“Barring the collapse of civilization, a generation with GPS phones aren’t going to suddenly give a shit about orienteering regardless of orientation.”

Bryan Lambert on the chances of the Boy Scouts returning to relevance through equality

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Tuesday January 22, 2013 at 13:58

This post reblogged from Not About Programming.

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