Randy Pausch, a prominent computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon, yesterday gave his farewell lecture. He is 46 years old, and he is dying from pancreatic cancer. Read this remarkable article, by Mark Roth, about a remarkable man. I will give you a dollar if you make it to the end without crying. My condolences and best wishes to Pausch’s family and friends, especially his three young kids.
‘We All Run the Risk of Getting Hit By the Cancer Dart’
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L.S.,
Bill Hicks, also pancreatic cancer, died age 32 in 1994.
I’m sorry for the profanity, but such things are just F***ed up.
L.S.,
Bill Hicks, also pancreatic cancer, died age 32 in 1994.
I’m sorry for the profanity, but such things are just F***ed up.
You don’t owe me a dollar.
John.
You don’t owe me a dollar.
John.
truly sad.
I lost a close uncle to lymphoma earlier this year.
And he was always active and healthy. Cancer is very unfair.
My cousin is doing this to raise funds:
http://www.teamintraining.org/
truly sad.
I lost a close uncle to lymphoma earlier this year.
And he was always active and healthy. Cancer is very unfair.
My cousin is doing this to raise funds:
http://www.teamintraining.org/
You owe me a dollar.
Sad story and a truly amazing man, society will miss his contributions and his family will miss their father but the article was not that emotional.
You owe me a dollar.
Sad story and a truly amazing man, society will miss his contributions and his family will miss their father but the article was not that emotional.