Last Tuesday at Apple's shareholders meeting Steve Jobs was reported as saying that where the iPhone is concerned, the full-blown PC version of Flash "performs too slow to be useful," and that the mobile version -- Flash Lite -- "is not capable of being used with the Web."

Since these statements were made the Internet has been abuzz with speculation about why Apple would discount a software development platform which reaches 98% of all computers connected to the Internet.

Judith Dinowitz and the folks over at Fusion Authority are on the ball though, and now you can read Simeon Bateman's article, iPhone: The Real Story.

I think Simeon has hit the nail squarely on the head here. So, read up. It's good for you.

Well, I don't own a real digital camera, so it didn't occur to me that I could take a few pictures with the crappy camera on my phone until the event was over.

The Bus seemed like a pretty big deal so I took a few pictures of it. Here they are.

Okay, so here's my wide shot of the bus. I wanna be a Geek Star someday! "HELLO CLEVELAND!"

This is the front of the bus. I like how they put the web address on backwards like they were an ambulance. Emergency! Visit this website right now!

And here's the list of tour dates and cities!

And ugly as I am, here's me in front of the bus. Thanks Jimmy for taking this for me! Man, I'd just won the piece of software that I've been lusting after for quite some time now. 

You'd think I could have freakin' smiled, huh? Well here are a few smiles to make up!

    This is how I really felt after winning my copy of Flex Builder 2!

For those folks waiting for part two of my jQuery + AjaxCFC tutorial: I promise it's coming!

Really. I promise.