... This year is the thirtieth anniversary of Apple's revolutionary Macintosh computer. Happy anniversary Mac. Just think if founder Steve Jobs were alive today? He'd say, "I'm not interested in history. I'm interested in the future" and refuse to blow out the candles or come to the party. I'm not sure what anniversary it is of Apples' copying the look and feel of the Mac from the Xerox Star. ... A court this week found Minute Maid found not liable for a rodent that was found it a can of its frozen lemonade. The fruit juice company will now offer Rodent Plus and Rodent Less drinks. Ads will promote the former as having a real bite. ... In a move to boost earnings, Disney has decided to eliminate what it calls redundancy in the ranks of its cartoon characters. It will lay off Dale and Goofy, but keep Chip and Pluto. The seven dwarfs will be given the opportunity to audition for the remaining five spots. No decision has yet been made on Huey, Louie and Dewey. The entertainment giant is also seeking to decertify the International Brotherhood of Dwarfs in order to cut employee pay and benefits. A tearful Mickey Mouse termed the departing cast as "Some of the finest cartoon characters I've had the pleasure to know and work with." ... Someone asked what my business philosophy is. "I follow the Marie Antoinette business philosophy," I replied. "Marie Antoinette?" "Yes' it's all about execution."