Free iPad Dock: Thinking Outside the Box from Inside the Box
I just received my iPad at work today and have been testing it out like crazy. I’m going to spare you a full on review because, well, I’m tired of reading them myself!
My main interest in the iPad is two fold – 1) I’m a Mac whore, so I’m required by my membership fees to have one of these in my possession 2) I was lucky enough to be asked by the Mouse to lead a team in building an app for the iPad called the “Craft Finder for iPad” after creating the “Craft Finder” for iPhone not so long ago for FamilyFun Magazine – crafts galore – Trust! Feel free to download those two apps if you can, since they’re absolutely FREE and downloadable over the air 
But I digress . . .
I have my iPad now and my hands are sore from holding it up. Yes, I’m 5’11″ and 220lbs and my hands got sore holding this 1.5lb device for 30-40 minutes. Good Luck Skinnies!
So, what did I do? I made a dock for the iPad to show it off on my desk.
If you can’t figure out how to make one yourself, then I’m sorry. Life’s just tough like that But since I’m feeling a little nice, check out this video you’ll need to see to figure how to get the connector to hold steady in your dock.
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Jeff, and 
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:P and 12 others are discussing. 
For the past couple of weeks, I have been working on a multitude of projects which require a tremendous amount of correspondence via email. With all these different types of projects comes a variety of different types of email accounts – Multiple GMail Accounts, Hotmail, Yahoo and more than 5 different domain based email addresses. What I’ve found is that checking all these emails have really made this sort of communication the new snail mail of our generation!
As soon as the American Gladiator theme song started playing, I remembered getting together in the family room with my cousin, sister and the rest of the family to watch the Gladiators mix it up! Cheering for Nitro, Diamond, Zap, Turbo and my all time favorite – Lace – was one of my favorite childhood memories and dreams of competing are still a dream! haha . . . oh, 
Max, 
So far, I’ve received my certifications for both the Google Adwords Program and the Yahoo Ambassador program. The Google Adwords Program test consisted of 117 questions, which 75% of them need to be answered correctly within 1.5 hours. Trust me when I say that you should really study for this test as I spent a lot of time at their lessons section reading every little detail of their adwords program to make sure I would pass the test. At a cost of $50 a test, you don’t want to take it too many times! On the other end of the spectrum, we have the Yahoo Search Marketing Ambassador program, which is similar to the GAP test, but is only 80 questions, which you have to answer 80% of them correctly to pass. Let’s just say the test is more of a proproganda campaign for Yahoo as there were questions that dealt directly about Yahoo’s search features (i.e. 6.2 Billion Searches in March 2006). If they were self-promoting themselves, the test was more like a joke, with such questions as this:
Remember when Amazon.com was the internet darling everyone was drooling over? When actual profits mattered instead of projected profits and when there were experienced business people setting up these businesses instead of the 19 year olds setting up community sites.
scott, 
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Thanks for including me in your review. 
Looks like Sam Sethi is having a 
natron 7.52 am on 05.03.2009 Permalink
Someone a little jaded by the news lately? Same here!
Gary Lee 10.10 am on 05.03.2009 Permalink
jaded is a nice word . . . . just feel there’s more important events/news in the world than this stuff
Jeff 10.55 am on 06.03.2009 Permalink
Gary so you are against the loser homeowners accepting help from the govt. but but not loser banks, loser car manufacturers and loser insurance companies who already accepted help?
Gary Lee 11.01 am on 06.03.2009 Permalink
no . . i’m against them all . . banks who folded deserve it (i.e. Wamu), car companies begging for help should suffer just like any other small business (GM – how the hell did you think you could diversify that much?), insurance companies (don’t even get me started on AIG right now)