As most of you probably know already, Steve Jobs passed away yesterday. He died of pancreatic cancer which is a particularly fatal type of cancer. Some reports say that 95% of the people diagnosed with this cancer will not be alive 5 years later. Steve Jobs survived for seven years past his initial diagnosis. Within that time frame he did some amazing things. I am holding one of his creations right now, the iPad. I am sure most of us have an Apple product in our homes or have used...
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