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Hello you guys & I'm back form the Christmas & New Years that we're having in during the month of Dec & Jan. So let me tell you two thangs What are some of your best & worst moments of 2011? The best: Was I went to the movies/went to a baseball game/& also went to the picnic. The Worst: It was the hurrciane Ireane :bugeyed but finaly I made it!
Here some more news that was happeing in the year of 2011.
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-501465_...person-of-the-year/?tag=cbsnewsMainColumnArea
Steve Jobs named Barbara Walters' "Most Fascinating Person of the Year"
By Chenda Ngak Topics Tech Talk ,Wired for Women .7 Comments
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(CBS) - In a break from the program's history, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs was picked as Barbara Walters' "Most Fascinating Person of the Year."
Full coverage of Apple at Tech Talk
The sun sets on a world without Steve Jobs
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dead at 56 - CBS News
Walters began the segment explaining that Jobs had already won the slot when he stepped down as chief executive officer of Apple in August. Jobs died on Oct. 5, so Walters was never able to get the interview.
"Rules were made to be broken, and that's certainly how Jobs lived his life," Walters said.
Instead of a conversation with the fascinating man, Walters' team produced a short retrospective of Jobs, which included footage of the tech luminary through his life and career.
"His last words, his sister said, were 'Oh wow, oh wow, oh wow.' As always, Steve Jobs was seeing something we couldn't. And that makes him the most fascinating person of 2011," Walters' ended the segment.
Read more of some the 2011 year in review: http://www.cbsnews.com/2718-201_162-1399.html
Here some more news that was happeing in the year of 2011.
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-501465_...person-of-the-year/?tag=cbsnewsMainColumnArea
Steve Jobs named Barbara Walters' "Most Fascinating Person of the Year"
By Chenda Ngak Topics Tech Talk ,Wired for Women .7 Comments
Have Your Say Email Story
Send to a FriendShare ThisTell Your FriendsTweet ThisTweet ThisMoreShare It. Del.icio.usFacebookStumbleuponNewsvineYahoo bookmarksMixxDiggRedditGoogle BookmarksTwitterLinkedIn
(CBS) - In a break from the program's history, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs was picked as Barbara Walters' "Most Fascinating Person of the Year."
Full coverage of Apple at Tech Talk
The sun sets on a world without Steve Jobs
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dead at 56 - CBS News
Walters began the segment explaining that Jobs had already won the slot when he stepped down as chief executive officer of Apple in August. Jobs died on Oct. 5, so Walters was never able to get the interview.
"Rules were made to be broken, and that's certainly how Jobs lived his life," Walters said.
Instead of a conversation with the fascinating man, Walters' team produced a short retrospective of Jobs, which included footage of the tech luminary through his life and career.
"His last words, his sister said, were 'Oh wow, oh wow, oh wow.' As always, Steve Jobs was seeing something we couldn't. And that makes him the most fascinating person of 2011," Walters' ended the segment.
Read more of some the 2011 year in review: http://www.cbsnews.com/2718-201_162-1399.html