The keynote at Apple Expo Paris is the 31st, so it's possible that Jobs might be able to make it for the keynote. My feeling though is that they'll just have someone like Phil Sch…

Quote: Originally posted by Commodus: The keynote at Apple Expo Paris is the 31st, so it's possible that Jobs might be able to make it for the keynote. My feeling thoug…

Well that makes you a member of a very exclusive club - the tiny fraction of people who are Mac users crossed with the tiny fraction who get Hodgkin's! As another (fully recovered…

Quote: Originally posted by adrianl: Well that makes you a member of a very exclusive club - the tiny fraction of people who are Mac users crossed with the tiny fraction…

Quote: Originally posted by Mallrat: thanks for the support everyone. Adrian, nice to hear from someone that can relate. I'm glad you're doing well, and I hope to join…

It really begs the question... What will Apple be like post-Jobs? I know anyone could technically run the company, few people have the reality distortion field like Jobs. He can …

No Jobs, no iMac? Boy you people have limited minds!

Quote: Originally posted by Eriamjh: No Jobs, no iMac? Boy you people have limited minds! Who said that?

Hey Mallrat, My father was diagnosed and treated successfully in 1984 for HD and will soon be celebrating his 62 birthday. So hang in there and I agree there is nothing like keepi…

Some posters here seem to think Jobs has Hodgkins, he doesn't. It's a milder form of Pancreatic cancer. People are confusing that with Paul Allen who has HD.

No confusion here. Just wishing Mallrat well on a serious challenge of a, albeit different yet still a, form of cancer. Cheers

I had surgery for prostate cancer in Feb and found the recovery to be far easier than I feared. I would bet that Steve was out of the hospital within a week and home recovering. …

Quote: Originally posted by kenaustus: I had surgery for prostate cancer in Feb and found the recovery to be far easier than I feared. I would bet that Steve was out of…

Phil Shiller's doing it. He's a great speaker too so the keynote should still be great.

Quote: Originally posted by rareflares: Phil Shiller's doing it. He's a great speaker too so the keynote should still be great. I wouldn't say he is great... Stev…

Schiller can be effective - he's emotional and funny when he wants to be (witness WWDC 2003 as a good example). He has done keynotes before (at the past two NAB conferences, if I …

Can anyone offer me links to forum sites that talk about dubious subject matter ?

sure thing

If you call that forum dubious then I'm really concerned for you. Perhaps dubious was the wrong word should I dare to say acriminous forums or sacriligous forums maybe what I'm lo…

o sure

http://www.republicanforum.com/ Because I just can't think of anything else

here ya go (sorry, couldn't resist )

Oh yeah, here's one that comes to mind. Shrubcountry They have such wonderful topic, like, 'Boycott Hollywood'.

Quote: Originally posted by pcd2k: Can anyone offer me links to forum sites that talk about dubious subject matter ? try this forum

Heiddeger and Marx rolled into one. I have never seen so much heinous horse **** in my life.