Showing posts with label Technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technology. Show all posts

19 March 2009

Barack Obama's Teleprompter's Blog

When somebody hits the big time all of their friends expect to go along for the ride. Barack "Barry" Hussein Obama is no different. No sooner does he get elected president and his BFF launches a blog:


Barack Obama's Teleprompter's Blog: Reflections from the hard drive of the machine that enables the voice of the Leader of the Free World.
The site is filled with insight about the president that only the one closest to his heart and covering for his mind could provide, so I suggest you take a few minutes to check out the stutter stopping force behind the flowery words that cover manure

UPDATE: Based on a comment to this post I just went to check out The Teleprompter President, touted as the first Obama teleprompter blog. If you haven't been there yet, beat a path 'cause it's woorth the trip. The site has a great collection of Obama bloopers and blunders . . . which seem to happen every time he is caught with his telepromter down.

Check it out: TeleprompterPresident.com™ : Obama Bloopers & commentary

31 July 2008

Obama Has Finally Addressed Our Energy Needs

We don't need to drill for oil. We don't need alternative fuel. We don't need tax relief at the pumps. We don't need to invest in research. We don't need NAFTA price protection for imported Canadian oil. We don't need improved fuel efficiency. We don't need new technology.

Barack Obama has finally given us a sensible answer to our energy needs.

We just need to blow.



Wow, I have been so wrong. This guy really is a genius. And so well-spoken when off his script.

11 July 2008

Activation Problems With Apple's iPhone 3G

Yes, the long awaited iPhone 3Gs are out, but as with their predecessors, the release was not a smooth one.

A spokesman for AT&T Inc., the exclusive carrier for the iPhone in the United States, said there was a global problem with Apple Inc.'s iTunes software that prevented the phones from being fully activated in-store, as had been planned.
And that is but another reason why I am sticking with my current phone. Besides, there's no "i" in BlackBerry.