Hancock (Will Smith) is a grumpy superhero with a bad attitude, causing damage whenever he saves people and a drinking problem. Public relations man Ray (Jason Bateman) wants to help Hancock revitalize his image.
A circle of young, upper East side socialites enter debutante season, and due to a shortage of males, welcome newcomer Edward (Tom Townsend) into their circle.
I’ve been rather “meh” about all this social media stuff recently, but today had one of those moments when everything came together and for a brief, shining moment, it was all worthwhile.
Scholar Roland Michell (Aaron Eckhart) happens upon some long-lost love letters between two Victorian poets. He enlists the help of Dr. Maud Bailey (Gwenyth Paltrow) and they uncover a past, unknown romance. Based on a novel by A.S. Byatt.
After much contemplation, and wondering if I should just wait for iPad v.20, I’ve decided to purchase an iPad (specifically, the $499 version) when it comes out. Here’s why:
After more contemplation over whether to purchase an iPad, I’ve decided it makes a lot more sense when considered within Apple’s entire product line, along with the uses for each device:
After feeling slightly “meh” about the iPad, I watched the special event, and am feeling a bit better about the whole thing, even if I’m not chomping at the bit to get one. It struck me that there are several types of people for whom that the iPad is perfectly suited for, and the iPad will shine in a myriad of situations where a traditional computer is overkill.