Photos - Emaciated Photos of Steve Jobs Surface the Day after His Resignation

Update: Steve Jobs died October 05, 2011 from his cancer. RIP Steve, you changed the world and we will miss you.

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Earlier this week when Apple CEO Steve Jobs tendered his resignation letter to the board of directors at Apple he said the day had come where he could no longer do his job.

Jobs has been on a “Medical” leave since January and has not been seen or photographed in public for the last six months.

And now we know why.

Related: Steve Jobs resigns from Apple - Video Tribute

Today, photos of an emaciated Steve Jobs surfaced that unfortunately tell his story of pancreatic cancer and the resulting treatments.

The photos are shocking and show just how far along Steve’s illness has progressed.

Believe me, I have been around many terminal patients and when they get to this stage it is just a matter of time before they pass away.

That will be the next Steve Jobs headline.

So sad.

I suspect with Steve’s high IQ and great wisdom there must also be a healthy dose of pragmatism as well.

We really debated long and hard before writing this story and publishing these pictures. But the Bible says God gives us the sick to humble the healthy, and He gives us the poor to humble the rich.

Somehow, we pray that whatever message this post can send will be sent - and you will hear it in your own way, for your own needs.

God speed Steve Jobs.

You changed the World and that’s more than I can say I’ve done…

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Stephen Hawking In Hospital - Very Sick

One of the great minds of physics and math has fallen ill.

Uber physicist Stephen Hawking is very ill and has been hospitalized with a chest infection and possibly other ailments.

He had reportedly not been feeling well for the last couple of weeks.

The news was released by Cambridge University where he works as Lucasian Professor of Mathematics.

Hawking, 67, suffers from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. Hawking has survived for more than 40 years with the disease.

Hawking grew to fame with his 1988 book, "A Brief History of Time", and went on to write "Beyond the Horizon" (2009) and "Fate Of The Universe".

He has also appeared as himself on the smash hits "The Simpsons", "Futurama", "Last Days On Earth", "Alien Planet", "God, the Universe and Everything Else"

Video: Stephen Hawking Lecture Video


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Robin Williams In Hospital Intensive Care Unit With Heart Problems

Actor and comedian Robin Williams has been admitted to the intensive care unit of a Southwest Florida hospital for heart problems.

Williams, 57, had cancelled his concert scheduled for Saturday at the University of South Florida Sun Dome after experiencing shortness of breath.

His "Weapons of Self-Destruction" has been touring since September.

Before starting his 80 city tour, the actor had wrapped the comedy "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian" starring Ben Stiller, Amy Adams, Jonah Hill, Owen Wilson, Bill Hader, Ricky Gervais, Steve Coogan and Dick Van Dyke.

The film is due out on May 22, and tells the story of Security guard Larry Daley, who infiltrates the Smithsonian Institute in order to rescue Jedediah and Octavius, who have been shipped to the museum by mistake.

Watch Trailer For Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian



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