Steve Jobs dies

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<p>Apple just announced. </p>

<p>Very sad.</p>

<p>He changed our lives…</p>

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<p>:(</p>

<p>I didn’t know him, but I still find myself tearing up. His pic is on the front page of the apple site.</p>

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<p>The Apple web site says “1955-2011”</p>

<p>Edit: oops. I didn’t realize there was already a thread.</p>

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<p>very, very sad…</p>

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<p>:(</p>

<p>posted from my ipad.</p>

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<p>How sad. Only 56.</p>

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<p>Absolutely. He wil be missed.</p>

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<p>I am very sad about this. He changed our lives in so many ways.</p>

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<p>What an amazing creative mind. RIP</p>

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<p>[url=&lt;a href=“http://www.apple.com/]apple.com[/url”&gt;http://www.apple.com/]apple.com[/url</a>] Nice.</p>

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<p>Pancreatic cancer is brutal. This was very predictable … unfortunately. However, he left this world standing on its absolute pinnacle.</p>

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<p>From my local newspaper: iSad</p>

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<p>A real genius and a visionary. My sympathies to all who knew him.</p>

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<p>He changed the world. iSad2</p>

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<p>May he rest in peace. Hope his last days were not too painful.</p>

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<p>I’m surprised by how affecting the news is, even though I knew it was coming. I can’t stop thinking about sitting with my older two kids at 3 and 6, one on each knee, gazing together into the amazing screen of our LCII.
Thanks, Steve.</p>

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<p>Pancreatic cancer is brutal. Very sad.</p>

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<p>Not unexpected, but still very sad. Too many people lost to cancer. My sympathies to his family.</p>

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<p>[A</a> Collection of 60 Inspirational Steve Jobs Quotes About Life, Design and Apple](<a href=“http://www.macstories.net/roundups/inspirational-steve-jobs-quotes/]A”>A Collection of Inspirational Steve Jobs Quotes About Life, Design and Apple - MacStories)</p>

<p>some quotes and pics from the past.</p>

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<p>Just read the obit on CNN. I’ve known a few people with pancreatic cancer and I know it’s considered one of the “worst” ones in terms of both prognosis and pain. I knew it had been a while since he was diagnosed, but didn’t realize that he’d been battling it since 2004. 7 years after diagnosis seems extraordinarily long for this type of cancer; hopefully another one of his legacies will be increased awareness & research funding.</p>