Steve Jobs' FBI file has no surprises

According to the reports, Steve Jobs FBI file, which was conducted in 1991 at the request of White House, has nothing new that may produce a wave of astonishment in the people aware with the history.

From SayPeople,

The FBI file was conducted and compiled in 1991 as a part of a background check at the request of the White House, considering him for a political appointment. The final report came after interviews with more than 35 people, who knew him. They “characterized Mr. Jobs as a deceptive individual” or “described his personal life as being lacking due to his narcissism or shallowness” but even then they recommend him as a position in federal government requiring trust and confidence.

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Dr. Richard Olney died in the course of disease Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

Dr. Richard Olney (Credit: thirdage)

Dr. Richard Olney who spent 18 years of research in University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) in the research of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) has been died on January 27.

He was diagnosed with ALS 8 years ago and resigned from the UCSF ALS center which he established for the treatment and research of ALS in the early years of 1990.

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