Comments on: ADDICTED to RED BULL!!! [Vlog 12/4/09] http://www.kalebnation.com/blog/2009/12/06/addicted-to-red-bull-12409/ The official website for Kaleb Nation, author and vlogger. Fri, 10 Feb 2012 21:55:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: ErynJE - TeamRathbone - Mar09 http://www.kalebnation.com/blog/2009/12/06/addicted-to-red-bull-12409/comment-page-1/#comment-14094 ErynJE - TeamRathbone - Mar09 Tue, 08 Dec 2009 11:33:05 +0000 http://www.kalebnation.com/?p=3361#comment-14094 You do all the stuff you do....on a PC? *falls over*<br><br>We integrated an Apple store into our current technology company shortly after we switched from PC cause we were just so amazed with its features.<br><br>My husband literally spent months trying to convince to me switch and when I got my Mac I was quite skeptical and grumbly about it. From the moment I opened it to begin using it, it took me about 24-48 hours to become accustomed to it.<br><br>I HIGHLY recommend either VMware Fusion or Parallels immediately upon purchase. This program allows you to literally run your PC on your Mac in it's entirety. Click on the icon for your PC and a window pops up with your PC desktop and all of your PC programs. Most things in your PC can just be dragged out of your PC desktop and onto your Mac desktop. The Mac will convert it to the best program for opening the file. And it runs Windows better than a PC runs Windows.<br><br>I never used to make videos like you do all the time, but when I started playing with iMovie on my Mac, I fell in love with video editing and now I LOVE making videos. And talk about website design...iWeb is totally addicting.<br><br>I write too and I favor the Mac program 'Pages' over 'Word'. It just works better and easier.<br><br>And did I mention that Mac is immune to viruses?<br><br>Oh...and for your urges to back up constantly...if you get an external hard drive then you can use the 'Time Machine' feature on Mac which backs up your entire system onto the time machine. You can restore anything you want from any time period on the hard drive. A few months ago we did something to our address book and contact list and in less than five minutes we went into our time machine backup and restored only the address book. Couldn't believe how easy it was.<br><br>But ANYWAY...I'll climb off my soap box. *climbs down and hugs Mac* You do all the stuff you do….on a PC? *falls over*

We integrated an Apple store into our current technology company shortly after we switched from PC cause we were just so amazed with its features.

My husband literally spent months trying to convince to me switch and when I got my Mac I was quite skeptical and grumbly about it. From the moment I opened it to begin using it, it took me about 24-48 hours to become accustomed to it.

I HIGHLY recommend either VMware Fusion or Parallels immediately upon purchase. This program allows you to literally run your PC on your Mac in it's entirety. Click on the icon for your PC and a window pops up with your PC desktop and all of your PC programs. Most things in your PC can just be dragged out of your PC desktop and onto your Mac desktop. The Mac will convert it to the best program for opening the file. And it runs Windows better than a PC runs Windows.

I never used to make videos like you do all the time, but when I started playing with iMovie on my Mac, I fell in love with video editing and now I LOVE making videos. And talk about website design…iWeb is totally addicting.

I write too and I favor the Mac program 'Pages' over 'Word'. It just works better and easier.

And did I mention that Mac is immune to viruses?

Oh…and for your urges to back up constantly…if you get an external hard drive then you can use the 'Time Machine' feature on Mac which backs up your entire system onto the time machine. You can restore anything you want from any time period on the hard drive. A few months ago we did something to our address book and contact list and in less than five minutes we went into our time machine backup and restored only the address book. Couldn't believe how easy it was.

But ANYWAY…I'll climb off my soap box. *climbs down and hugs Mac*

]]> By: Cece http://www.kalebnation.com/blog/2009/12/06/addicted-to-red-bull-12409/comment-page-1/#comment-14095 Cece Tue, 08 Dec 2009 08:23:27 +0000 http://www.kalebnation.com/?p=3361#comment-14095 Get a Mac. They are very simple and much less complicated than PC's. Yes, they are more money, but it is definitely worth it. Your money would be money well spent. I have owned Macs all my life, and have never once had a virus or crashing problem. Macs never get viruses or crash. They have great laptops too because of the multi-touch trackpad. And if you HAVE to work on windows, you can get a program that can switch between apple and windows. You can also get microsoft office, which comes with word, and other things but thats not necessary because they come with pages. iMovie is also very easy to use. Get a Mac. They are very simple and much less complicated than PC's. Yes, they are more money, but it is definitely worth it. Your money would be money well spent. I have owned Macs all my life, and have never once had a virus or crashing problem. Macs never get viruses or crash. They have great laptops too because of the multi-touch trackpad. And if you HAVE to work on windows, you can get a program that can switch between apple and windows. You can also get microsoft office, which comes with word, and other things but thats not necessary because they come with pages. iMovie is also very easy to use.

]]> By: ErynJE - Team Chris Weitz http://www.kalebnation.com/blog/2009/12/06/addicted-to-red-bull-12409/comment-page-1/#comment-12870 ErynJE - Team Chris Weitz Tue, 08 Dec 2009 07:33:05 +0000 http://www.kalebnation.com/?p=3361#comment-12870 You do all the stuff you do....on a PC? *falls over*<br><br>We integrated an Apple store into our current technology company shortly after we switched from PC cause we were just so amazed with its features.<br><br>My husband literally spent months trying to convince to me switch and when I got my Mac I was quite skeptical and grumbly about it. From the moment I opened it to begin using it, it took me about 24-48 hours to become accustomed to it.<br><br>I HIGHLY recommend either VMware Fusion or Parallels immediately upon purchase. This program allows you to literally run your PC on your Mac in it's entirety. Click on the icon for your PC and a window pops up with your PC desktop and all of your PC programs. Most things in your PC can just be dragged out of your PC desktop and onto your Mac desktop. The Mac will convert it to the best program for opening the file. And it runs Windows better than a PC runs Windows.<br><br>I never used to make videos like you do all the time, but when I started playing with iMovie on my Mac, I fell in love with video editing and now I LOVE making videos. And talk about website design...iWeb is totally addicting.<br><br>I write too and I favor the Mac program 'Pages' over 'Word'. It just works better and easier.<br><br>And did I mention that Mac is immune to viruses?<br><br>Oh...and for your urges to back up constantly...if you get an external hard drive then you can use the 'Time Machine' feature on Mac which backs up your entire system onto the time machine. You can restore anything you want from any time period on the hard drive. A few months ago we did something to our address book and contact list and in less than five minutes we went into our time machine backup and restored only the address book. Couldn't believe how easy it was.<br><br>But ANYWAY...I'll climb off my soap box. *climbs down and hugs Mac* You do all the stuff you do….on a PC? *falls over*

We integrated an Apple store into our current technology company shortly after we switched from PC cause we were just so amazed with its features.

My husband literally spent months trying to convince to me switch and when I got my Mac I was quite skeptical and grumbly about it. From the moment I opened it to begin using it, it took me about 24-48 hours to become accustomed to it.

I HIGHLY recommend either VMware Fusion or Parallels immediately upon purchase. This program allows you to literally run your PC on your Mac in it's entirety. Click on the icon for your PC and a window pops up with your PC desktop and all of your PC programs. Most things in your PC can just be dragged out of your PC desktop and onto your Mac desktop. The Mac will convert it to the best program for opening the file. And it runs Windows better than a PC runs Windows.

I never used to make videos like you do all the time, but when I started playing with iMovie on my Mac, I fell in love with video editing and now I LOVE making videos. And talk about website design…iWeb is totally addicting.

I write too and I favor the Mac program 'Pages' over 'Word'. It just works better and easier.

And did I mention that Mac is immune to viruses?

Oh…and for your urges to back up constantly…if you get an external hard drive then you can use the 'Time Machine' feature on Mac which backs up your entire system onto the time machine. You can restore anything you want from any time period on the hard drive. A few months ago we did something to our address book and contact list and in less than five minutes we went into our time machine backup and restored only the address book. Couldn't believe how easy it was.

But ANYWAY…I'll climb off my soap box. *climbs down and hugs Mac*

]]> By: Cece http://www.kalebnation.com/blog/2009/12/06/addicted-to-red-bull-12409/comment-page-1/#comment-12869 Cece Tue, 08 Dec 2009 04:23:27 +0000 http://www.kalebnation.com/?p=3361#comment-12869 Get a Mac. They are very simple and much less complicated than PC's. Yes, they are more money, but it is definitely worth it. Your money would be money well spent. I have owned Macs all my life, and have never once had a virus or crashing problem. Macs never get viruses or crash. They have great laptops too because of the multi-touch trackpad. And if you HAVE to work on windows, you can get a program that can switch between apple and windows. You can also get microsoft office, which comes with word, and other things but thats not necessary because they come with pages. iMovie is also very easy to use. Get a Mac. They are very simple and much less complicated than PC's. Yes, they are more money, but it is definitely worth it. Your money would be money well spent. I have owned Macs all my life, and have never once had a virus or crashing problem. Macs never get viruses or crash. They have great laptops too because of the multi-touch trackpad. And if you HAVE to work on windows, you can get a program that can switch between apple and windows. You can also get microsoft office, which comes with word, and other things but thats not necessary because they come with pages. iMovie is also very easy to use.

]]> By: kanfan077 http://www.kalebnation.com/blog/2009/12/06/addicted-to-red-bull-12409/comment-page-1/#comment-12868 kanfan077 Mon, 07 Dec 2009 23:47:01 +0000 http://www.kalebnation.com/?p=3361#comment-12868 i missed the blog tv show and you forgot to show your trash can on the screen...did you really just drink one!??!?! i missed the blog tv show and you forgot to show your trash can on the screen…did you really just drink one!??!?!

]]> By: Mar123 http://www.kalebnation.com/blog/2009/12/06/addicted-to-red-bull-12409/comment-page-1/#comment-12867 Mar123 Mon, 07 Dec 2009 22:40:32 +0000 http://www.kalebnation.com/?p=3361#comment-12867 ok, from this video, i see that we have some things in comon, <br>1) i love ketchup on my eggs. (i will not eat them if they don't have ketchup) =D<br>2) i ,too, put my usb drive on my keychain.<br>3) i am not the one who loves red bull but my awesome aunt/ soon to be godmother does.<br>4) i say "good morning world!" all the time, not just in the morning. (when i enter a certain room, when i get to school, when i leave shool, etc.)<br>and 5) I also add more time to my alarm when it goes off. =)<br>(by the way, did i spell comon right?)<br><br>wow, DID you eat all those eggs, there were 8. now that is something you have in comon with my dad. XD<br><br>I tried to go to you'r blog tv but, like your stereo, my computer wasn't listening in computer school, and it broke. <br>=(<br>i was so mad that i almost cried. <br>but yeah...<br>too much red bull is bad. NO MORE.<br>i don't want you to pie Kaleb! <br><br>TRANSLATION<br>pie = die ok, from this video, i see that we have some things in comon,
1) i love ketchup on my eggs. (i will not eat them if they don't have ketchup) =D
2) i ,too, put my usb drive on my keychain.
3) i am not the one who loves red bull but my awesome aunt/ soon to be godmother does.
4) i say “good morning world!” all the time, not just in the morning. (when i enter a certain room, when i get to school, when i leave shool, etc.)
and 5) I also add more time to my alarm when it goes off. =)
(by the way, did i spell comon right?)

wow, DID you eat all those eggs, there were 8. now that is something you have in comon with my dad. XD

I tried to go to you'r blog tv but, like your stereo, my computer wasn't listening in computer school, and it broke.
=(
i was so mad that i almost cried.
but yeah…
too much red bull is bad. NO MORE.
i don't want you to pie Kaleb!

TRANSLATION
pie = die

]]> By: amethyst http://www.kalebnation.com/blog/2009/12/06/addicted-to-red-bull-12409/comment-page-1/#comment-12866 amethyst Mon, 07 Dec 2009 22:14:28 +0000 http://www.kalebnation.com/?p=3361#comment-12866 I prefer a PC over the Mac, but can use either one. just have to be adaptable. I'm a pretty paranoid person when it comes to saving my stories. I have my work saved on 2 different external hard drives, printed in hard copy as well as saved on my netbook. Recently just bought another Netbook that will be used exclusively for my writing (disabled the wireless connection). The internet is great but for a PC, it is not the kindest thing in the world. I prefer a PC over the Mac, but can use either one. just have to be adaptable. I'm a pretty paranoid person when it comes to saving my stories. I have my work saved on 2 different external hard drives, printed in hard copy as well as saved on my netbook. Recently just bought another Netbook that will be used exclusively for my writing (disabled the wireless connection). The internet is great but for a PC, it is not the kindest thing in the world.

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