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Steve Jobs seems to be the most appreciated entrepeneur among teenagers. That’s the conclusion of a research held by Junior Achievement, among teenagers with an age between 12 and 17 years old. The research was held among thousands of teenagers and 35% voted Steve Jobs.The second place on the list goes to Oprah with 25% of the votes.

James Dyson is sort of like the Steve Jobs of household appliances. His designs are elegant, forward thinking, and paradigm shifting. Indeed, his work might be game changing if it weren’t for the price tag. Those sleek vacuum cleaners of his will set you back about $400. This ten inch, bladeless fan will retail for around $300. Ugh. Okay, so you can put your head in the thing without getting a concussion.

So far, President Obama has been a failure. His stimulus has been a bust, the economy far worse than he projected things would be without that huge expenditure. His constant TV appearances only turn people further against whatever he is pushing. On foreign affairs, he’s seen no positive movement, with Iran getting ever closer to being a nuclear threat and Obama flummoxed on how to stop that.