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<rights>Copyright (c) 2011, Josh Staiger</rights>
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<title>Steve Jobs, 1955-2011</title>
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  <p>I never thought I&rsquo;d feel so sad at the death of someone I&rsquo;ve never met.

  <p>But it&rsquo;s comforting to see I&rsquo;m not alone.

  <p>I can&rsquo;t fully express why the passing of Steve Jobs has affected me so.  If I had to approximate it, I&rsquo;d say that Steve personally invested himself in his work more than anyone.  And so many of us have been touched by and have had such a personal relationship with that work, in many forms, throughout our lives.  
  <p>So much to learn from. So much to aspire to. Too soon.

  <p>I remember a story some Apple friends told me a few years back.  It was a tradition at Apple for Steve to meet and take questions from the current group of interns.  Someone asked: 
  <p>&ldquo;What one thing, <i>other than Apple</i>, are you most proud of in your life?&rdquo;
  <p>His answer (paraphrased):  
  <p>&ldquo;The thing I&rsquo;m most proud of, <i>including Apple</i>, is my family.&rdquo;

  <p>My heart goes out to them, now.

  <p>Here&rsquo;s to the crazy ones, Steve.  You were a true inspiration, and you will be missed.
  <p><i>Josh</i>
  <br>October 6, 2011
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