"what does al gore..."

In case you did not know, all publicly traded companies have what is called a Board of Directors. All executives, including Steve Jobs, must account to them. Apple appointed Al Gore a couple of years ago to its Board.

A Board of Directors usually consists of outside directors and inside directors. Outside directors are not employed by the company, although they may receive compensation for their role as a director. Inside directors are also employed by the company. For instance, Dell was Dell's CEO and Chairman of the Board.

All Gore is an outside director at Apple. When s*** hits the fan, companies rely on outside directors to conduct investigation because they have no real interest in the findings. Al Gore, along with some other outside director, conducted Apple's internal investigation. Accordingly, Al Gore's voice has a lot to do with this because he along with the other person is the responsible for the findings of the investigation turned over to the SEC.

Moreover, Al Gore, more then just being the former Vice President, and a person who was robbed of the Presidency by the Supreme Court, is actually a respected person in Washington DC. He was a Congressman for years, and wrote several books. He is an environment activist, and a pretty smart guy (regardless if you agree with the guys politics).

Moreover, do not be foolish enough to think Al Gore does not know people working at the SEC. Al Gore played a big part in the thousands of people President Clinton appointed, including those at the SEC. He knows people, and those working at the SEC will most likely acknowledge his fine reputation when accepting the report.

"Still Trouble?"

Yes, Jobs might have recommended certain illegal dates, but he is not an accountant. It was Fred Anderson and the lawyer chicks job to know the legalities of handing out the options.

"what does al gore..."

In case you did not know, all publicly traded companies have what is called a Board of Directors. All executives, including Steve Jobs, must account to them. Apple appointed Al Gore a couple of years ago to its Board.

A Board of Directors usually consists of outside directors and inside directors. Outside directors are not employed by the company, although they may receive compensation for their role as a director. Inside directors are also employed by the company. For instance, Dell was Dell's CEO and Chairman of the Board.

All Gore is an outside director at Apple. When s*** hits the fan, companies rely on outside directors to conduct investigation because they have no real interest in the findings. Al Gore, along with some other outside director, conducted Apple's internal investigation. Accordingly, Al Gore's voice has a lot to do with this because he along with the other person is the responsible for the findings of the investigation turned over to the SEC.

Moreover, Al Gore, more then just being the former Vice President, and a person who was robbed of the Presidency by the Supreme Court, is actually a respected person in Washington DC. He was a Congressman for years, and wrote several books. He is an environment activist, and a pretty smart guy (regardless if you agree with the guys politics).

Moreover, do not be foolish enough to think Al Gore does not know people working at the SEC. Al Gore played a big part in the thousands of people President Clinton appointed, including those at the SEC. He knows people, and those working at the SEC will most likely acknowledge his fine reputation when accepting the report.

"Still Trouble?"

Yes, Jobs might have recommended certain illegal dates, but he is not an accountant. It was Fred Anderson and the lawyer chicks job to know the legalities of handing out the options.

"what does al gore..."

In case you did not know, all publicly traded companies have what is called a Board of Directors. All executives, including Steve Jobs, must account to them. Apple appointed Al Gore a couple of years ago to its Board.

A Board of Directors usually consists of outside directors and inside directors. Outside directors are not employed by the company, although they may receive compensation for their role as a director. Inside directors are also employed by the company. For instance, Dell was Dell's CEO and Chairman of the Board.

All Gore is an outside director at Apple. When s*** hits the fan, companies rely on outside directors to conduct investigation because they have no real interest in the findings. Al Gore, along with some other outside director, conducted Apple's internal investigation. Accordingly, Al Gore's voice has a lot to do with this because he along with the other person is the responsible for the findings of the investigation turned over to the SEC.

Moreover, Al Gore, more then just being the former Vice President, and a person who was robbed of the Presidency by the Supreme Court, is actually a respected person in Washington DC. He was a Congressman for years, and wrote several books. He is an environment activist, and a pretty smart guy (regardless if you agree with the guys politics).

Moreover, do not be foolish enough to think Al Gore does not know people working at the SEC. Al Gore played a big part in the thousands of people President Clinton appointed, including those at the SEC. He knows people, and those working at the SEC will most likely acknowledge his fine reputation when accepting the report.

"Still Trouble?"

Yes, Jobs might have recommended certain illegal dates, but he is not an accountant. It was Fred Anderson and the lawyer chicks job to know the legalities of handing out the options.

On the last working day of the year they bring out a fitness program. I guess I got suckered by their promises of Mac compatibility as well. I wish I could get to Macword to rip them a new one in person.

On the last working day of the year they bring out a fitness program. I guess I got suckered by their promises of Mac compatibility as well. I wish I could get to Macword to rip them a new one in person.

On the last working day of the year they bring out a fitness program. I guess I got suckered by their promises of Mac compatibility as well. I wish I could get to Macword to rip them a new one in person.

On the last working day of the year they bring out a fitness program. I guess I got suckered by their promises of Mac compatibility as well.

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