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And frankly, it's disingenuous for Schiller to pretend that he doesn't know why.

Big vendors can call Phil Schiller and ask what's going on.

Fluffy interviews with Schiller don't cut it in my opinon.

It just hit me that Phil Schiller is dadcore.

Ive has worked with Jaeger LeCoultre, Phil Schiller is often seen wearing a Patek Philippe Nautilus (which, coincidentally, seems to have influenced the hands of the watch faces).

Phil Schiller doesn't really work - he's Marketing.

The documents released yesterday indicate that Google was informed of the rejection of the current Google Voice application during a phone call with Phil Schiller on July 7th.

I do think that Schiller would make for a much better presentation.

Yes, this really surprised me, especially after hearing Schiller get on stage and just gush about how unexpectedly successful the iPhone / iPod Touch platform has been for gaming.

Down the road when Anand comes on stage and tells you that the new SOC is twice as fast as last year's, that's going to hold a lot more credibility with the press than when Phil Schiller says the same thing.

So the very interesting part is the very top of page 4 - where Google claims that Phil Schiller himself informed Google's Senior VP of Engineering and Research of the rejection of the Google Voice app.

> While working together earlier this week on a business trip to California, my Mercatus Center colleague Ashley Schiller and I were chatting about Uber and the assaults that governments are now launching on this amazing innovation Calling Uber amazing innovation means you have no idea what you are talking.

I'm half way done through Yale's Bob Schiller's "Financial Markets" class, and its been great.

If showing a red stoplight, the word "Rejected", and Phil Schiller calling you to say the app's not in the store doesn't mean the app was rejected than the phrase has no meaning.

As Schiller said, "Against stupidity, the gods themselves struggle in vain." There is no cure for such men, but they need to be kept out of positions of power.

For example, "Not only are our memories faulty (anyone who has uncovered old diaries knows that), but more importantly Schiller says our memories change each time they are recalled.

Schiller is a very good introduction to measure theory and some of its applications to probability theory.

As long as the Supreme Circle Jerk consisting of Phil Schiller, Eddie Cue and Tim Cook feels like it, it'll be available.

So now the Fed is buying securities, pushing up Schiller's P/E, to create employment pressure before hiking rates back up and presumably create the mother of all crashes by selling 2+ trillion in securities on the open market.