Like any nine-year-old, Shea O’Gorman spends a lot of time listening to her iPod Nano. So much so, that when her third grade class started learning about writing letters she thought, who better to write to than the man whose company makes her iPod.
“I decided to write to Mr. Steven Jobs,†said Shea. Jobs is the president of Apple Computers.
So did Steve write back? Nope, but she did get a letter from the Apple Law Department.
A 3-year-old girl found alive in the upside-down wreckage of an airplane survived because she was strapped in a car seat, rescuers said. They said they knew she was OK when she cried for her teddy bear.
Sunday’s crash killed Kate Williams’ pilot-grandfather, Allen D. Williams, 65, and another passenger, authorities said.
The plane was found nose down and flipped over in the icy water at the edge of a riverbank in the rugged mountains of southeast British Columbia.
“What saved her life was being strapped into that car seat,” said Mike Plonka, a member of Golden’s search-and-rescue team. “You could see that she was very scared. Her big concern at the time was her little teddy bear. She didn’t want to leave without it. …”
