Apple is taking over the world.

If you're living in the year 2011, you should know what Apple is. No its not the fruit you eat, its the second biggest corporation in terms of value only behind Exxon! Its stock has quadrupled in 4 years time. What made it so big? Well they sell iPods, iPhones, Macs, and their newest sibiling the iPad.

It is unbelievable how much they have grown in such a short period of time. It seems just like yesterday when Steve Jobs, the CEO of APPLE INC, introduced the world to their biggest invention of all the revolutionary iPhone. It took over the world by storm. Nobody thought it would conquer the smartphone market that fast. If you take a look in the classroom, pretty much every one now has an iPhone or a touch screen phone made popular by the iPhone. Notice I did not say Apple created touch screens. Touch screens were made way ahead of iPhones and iPhones just made it popular.

Guilty Pleasure

My guilty music pleasure would be listening to taylor swift. First and foremost, she's country and then she sings about love songs so right off the back its for girls. She's innocent looking but then at the same time she's "fearless." I listen to her every now and then but one of my favorite song from her was love story. I like her style and her simplistic tune and voice. There is nothing wrong with a guy listening to Taylor Swift. I think chicks dig that alot.

My other guilty pleasure song was Baby by Justin Beiber. I can't explain to you how much I hate that kid, but that freaking song was catchy. It's the type of song that will constantly run through your head for days after you listen to it on the radio once. It is also the number one most viewed video on youtube of all time. It has almost half a billion views! I'm pretty sure its not just me that find the song catchy and also want to smack that kid in the face. After all, he's a kid going through puberty.

I think Colbert was using Euphemism rhetoric. By using a statement like "I didn't say she's a Nazi,  I said there is no difference between what the two do," it sounds less offensive then straight up calling that person a Nazi.There's an obvious bias in the clip. He seems to be taking sides with the democrats by focusing how Fox news was calling democrats Nazi's. In the clip, he only talks about how republicans are judging democrats, but in reality both democrats and republicans call each other names. Now is his point valid? I would probably say yes because republicans are sometimes harsh on their opponents. Take the incident in Arizona over the past few weeks for example. People were saying Sarah Palin, during her campaign, had signs that said shoot and kill or whatever and someone actually took her word for it and shot the congress women. I'm not sure if that's true or not but thats what "democrats" are saying. As you can see, both sides take aim at each other.