Wanna blog for TUAW?

Well, I already wrote this post: http://asteroid.divnull.com/?p=59

So, I guess now all I need for two more "samples of posts written in TUAW's style" are two gushing reviews of nearly identical iPod cases.

How much time Scott, in your opinion, is required per week to be a valuable member of the TUAW team? I'm sorely tempted to apply, but already have a full time job. What's the committment?

Also... and sorry for the many many questions.... When will you let the applicants know they've been accepted?

(Hey Laurie!) and Scott -- a question as to the opinion piece; I'm not trying to be funny (at least not here) - but exactly what do you mean in regards to that? For instance for the 'anything goes' one I wrote about a few new products (announcements, not reviews) and of course voiced my opinion about a few of them.

And I'm reviewing software, which again, I'm giving my opinion on (what else is a review?).

So when you tag one post as 'op' piece, in regards to what? ie 'Will the 16:9 video ipod come out?' 'Will the ipod cellphone come out?' 'Are there more switchers lately?'

Can wannabe-writers from overseas apply or not?

Just out of pure curiosity and pure curiosity only, what does this gig pay? I've got a mustang that needs a little supercharger lovin.

Just applied. I wonder how tight the competition is.

Hmm, I wonder why we didn't pick neonsox. ;)

Hey I applied last time, but I guess I wasn't enough of a Mac Snob to write for them. It's not enough to have technical background and a Mac; you need to be proficient in corny tag lines and smelling Jobs' bunghole whenever it even thinks about activity.

Yes, it is a paid gig.

I want to know about your current Mac setup to get a feel for you, and your relationship to your Mac (sorry people who don't own a Mac need not apply).

All three sample posts should be original, and not posted on a blog somewhere.

There is no due date. :)