Towards the end of the interview, Drexler said that he has sympathy for current Apple CEO Tim Cook. “The best job to have: Take over a company that’s doing poorly,” Drexler said. “Never take over a company that’s doing great. You know, I love Tim Cook, but I wouldn’t want his job!”

F.B.T. Productions were the producers of many hit Eminem songs and they filed a lawsuit against Aftermath Records, a division of UMG. This lawsuit has been watched closely by the music industry ever since the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals determined that a contract between the parties should be read as treating digital music as “licenses” instead of “sales.” The two sides are going to find out how much exactly this will be worth in an upcoming trial. There are millions of dollars at stake here.

Users in the UK and in the US will be able to add that they are organ donors starting today on their Timelines. If they are not organ donors, they can find links to official organ donation registries and enroll.

There are over 112,000 Americans that are awaiting organs and 18 people die every day from the lack of organs according to Donate Life America.

Chan is going to be a pediatrician “so our dinner conversations are often about Facebook and the kids that she’s meeting,” said Zuckerberg. In the interview, Zuckerberg also shared a story that Chan told him. There was one patient that Chan was working with in the pediatric unit. The child’s skin was turning blue because he wasn’t getting the oxygen he needed. The patient needed a heart transplant and he got it. Shortly after, he was back to playing sports again.

To add that you are an organ donor, here is how you set it up:

1. Click Life Event at the top of the Timeline.
2. Select the Health & Wellness section.
3. Select that you are an organ donor.
4. Select the audience (Friends or Public) and hit “Save”

Veteran reporter and friend of Steve Jobs Brent Schlender has wrote one of the best articles about Steve Jobs I have read in a long time. In the article, Schlender shared interviews he had with Steve Jobs while he was working at NeXT and Pixar. This was the period between when Jobs founded Apple and was subsequently kicked out and before he returned as “interim” CEO when Apple acquired NeXT.

Schlender covered Jobs since 1985 and it turns out that he found about three dozen tapes with recorded interviews. This was a period of Jobs’ life that was one of the most important times. Below is an excerpt from the story he wrote:

“Jobs matured as a manager and a boss; learned how to make the most of partnerships; found a way to turn his native stubbornness into a productive perseverance. He became a corporate architect, coming to appreciate the scaffolding of a business just as much as the skeletons of real buildings, which always fascinated him. He mastered the art of negotiation by immersing himself in Hollywood, and learned how to successfully manage creative talent, namely the artists at Pixar. Perhaps most important, he developed an astonishing adaptability that was critical to the hit-after-hit-after-hit climb of Apple’s last decade. All this, during a time many remember as his most disappointing.”

Jobs returned to Apple in 1996 and brought the company into the powerhouse that it is today with the launch of the iPod, iPhone, iPad, iMac, MacBook etc. Today Apple has $98 billion in cash and investments. Steve Jobs passed away this past October after battling cancer.

This does not appear to be directly tied to Apple the company, but more of a personal project by Steve Jobs started in 2009.