He was a pioneer, a man who brought monumental change to the world

[lafinfil]

Dakota wrote:
Running for tall grass, I see.

Jobs and Apple are the kind of CEOs and company that those Wall Street protestors are protesting against. How many times have you ranted against companies because they are "sitting on" trillions of dollars while millions are unemployed? Well, Apple is one of them. Look how Jobs created jobs and how that novice Obama is trying, and failing, to create jobs. It is all in front of you but hacks are too blind to see it.

Your post has nothing to do with this thread (more than usual)
Try clicking on the linky thing with your mousey pointer before commenting.

[Mac1337]

You are barking the wrong tree(when you are not policing the forum that is). What she said was all politics. Why does she get a free pass?

>> he outlived the Bull Connors of that era and lived to see a Black man elected President of his country.<<

[lafinfil]

Reverend Shuttlesworth did outlive Bull Connors and he also attended Obama's inauguration. All that was include in the linked story.

You are posting comments about Wall St & Steve Jobs that have nothing to do with this thread.

You have been asked by fellow forum members to read the link and see the story being discussed.

[Seacrest]

Black wrote:
Oh jeez. I was never that interested in physics, but shouldn't there be some natural limit to ignorance?

I hope this is a rhetorical question.































"Death panels!"

[vision63]

I met the Reverend many years ago at an event in Atlanta. I'm sure he wouldn't have remembered me. But i never forgot how great it was to "know" him. Like Steve, he died having been a major contributor towards the goodness of our lives.

[$tevie]

vision63 wrote:
I met the Reverend many years ago at an event in Atlanta. I'm sure he wouldn't have remembered me. But i never forgot how great it was to "know" him. Like Steve, he died having been a major contributor towards the goodness of our lives.

Thank you.