It's here, and it’s alive, very much alive:
http://tinyurl.com/amazingcalendar
If you have an iphone, ipod-touch or ipad, get yours now!
If you don't have an iphone, ipod-touch or ipad, boy are you a loser... (just kidding, I don't have one either!)
But seriously, click on the link just to see the fabulous screen shots, and please send the link to your friends and family who might enjoy this.
What does the Talmud say about airplanes? What did Louis Armstrong say about the Jews? Where is Hebrew hidden in a Shakespeare play?
And which iphone app keeps Shabbat?
(I believe after extensive testing that this app is bug-free. However, should you find a bug or a typo, kindly let me know and I'll send you a free copy of my CD, "Hannuka and the Secret of the 36".)
Last week I asked you how is it possible that I could have worked on this app for 8 years, given that there were no iphones 8 years ago?
The answer is I first developed it as a page-a-day wall calendar. But it turned out to be economically impossible to do and break even, because paper calendars have such a short sales-window. These new technologies mean it will never go out of date. Whatever day you start using the calendar, that's when it begins.
So here's the question of the week for your table: What’s worth spending eight years of your life working on? How about eighteen? What about eighty? In other words, what would you be willing to work on for so long if you knew that you could succeed but only after so long?
Shabbat Shalom
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