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Life is good...

Wow, I didn't post in here a long time I guess. So I guess whoever if anybody reading this could use an update.

Well my new job is fun. I program web applications all day long. It's actually better than college because I finally get to go hands on with programing. The theory is over! I like coding and college wasn't enough of it for me.

Anyhow I'm pretty exited about Apple's iLife '06 suite. The apps are pretty cool, especially the new iMovie. It really kicks ass. I'm really thinking about buying it, also because of the new GarageBand and its podcasting functionality.

If you want to check the whole details out yourself go head on over to Apple's website.

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