My Mom’s business has been incorporated today. It’s called Hira’s Boutique, Inc. now! It’s cool. My mom got a corporate seal, and, like, 20,000 shares. I still haven’t gotten into the papers that she recieved today. There’s a lot to read, so I think I might hold off till the weekend.
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Monthly Archive for April, 2005
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Stolen from loutamposi.net
A few minutes ago, we almost got robbed. Some homeless lady came up to our porch and tried to take stuff we left outside. When she was leaving, my nephew saw that she had a pair of Tommy Hilfiger sneakers on and they were the same pair that my mom lost a few weeks ago. We didn’t feel like bugging her to get the shoes since she seemed like she was crazy.
I decided to make my own vlog after Lou made one. The title, Vlog A Lot, was spun off of the one Lou came up with. My first video didn’t come out exactly as I wanted it, but it’s pretty good. You can watch it here. It’s starring Sudman, so it’s pretty funny. Also, if you want to learn how to set up your own vlog for free, I suggest you visit Freevlog.
There’s a great article up on iPodlounge about how Apple can get more people not only to start getting iPods, but also to switch. here’s an excerpt from the article:
“As a final note on this point, it should be blatantly obvious by this point that there’s a buzzkill effect in both journalistic and public circles whenever Apple has mounted legal threats against any of its fans – even ones the company thinks are deserving. More than any other company, Apple has benefitted tremendously from the passion, support, and – yes – occasional overenthusiasm of its fans. They should be appreciated, and never scorned. Fans aren’t parasites; they’re the ones who pump cash and optimism into your products and stock prices, turning your ideas into history book-class icons and your executives into multi-multi-millionaires. Love your fans and they’ll love you back.”
I totally agree with the part about your fans being important. If it weren’t for my fans, many people wouldn’t read this blog. I’ll confess, I’m kinda very overenthusiastic about Apple, and I am trying my best to get people to Switch. (Notice the capitalization of the word, “Switch.”)