I was reading the news tonight and came across this story about president Bush’s statements about the Martin Luther King holiday.
The cutline on the image accompanying the article stated that Bush was met with the “NCAAP” president.
A Googling reveals that the NCAAP is the acronym for the National Coalition Acting for Autopsy Privacy which I’ll point out is a Web site that will not win any design awards. The site appears to be dedicated to preserving the autopsy reports of Dale Earnhardt.
So go register an account if you haven’t already. No more invites or cell phone needed. Featured on gmail’s homepage is a link to register for an account without an invitation or cell phone.
update: the link seems to have been disabled, and gmail’s homepage no longer features a registration link. If you know anything about this, post in the comments.
I’m guessing this is from about 1987.
How embarassing.
Great video on Google of Apple’s 1997 Macworld Expo featuring Steve Jobs’ keynote address.
Best Buy is hosting an ad for a Toshiba laptop running Mac OSX.
Update: Note that the bottom of the page indicates the system comes installed with Windows XP. Thanks to Sidney who pointed this out in the comments:
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition operating system preinstalled; software package included with Sonic Solutions RecordNow! Basic, InterVideo WinDVD 5, Microsoft Office OneNote 2003 and more
Earlier this week Apple announced the release of it’s new Intel-based laptop, the Macbook. Alongside the announcement came a new commercial to tout the product. However, some are crying foul that Apple’s video looks a little too much like a video from the band The Postal Service. You be the judge.
Michael Castellon 