He certainly left an impression and along with Bill Gates changed the world. RIP.
Paul Allen, who co-founded Microsoft, has died aged 65 from complications of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
He had revealed the disease's return only two weeks ago, after previously being treated for it in 2009.
He had said he and his doctors were "optimistic" about treatment.
His Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates said: "I am heartbroken by the passing of one of my oldest and dearest friends... Personal computing would not have existed without him."
I thought Paul Allen was brutally murdered by Patrick Bateman
No, Paul Allen was not brutally murdered by Patrick Bateman, that was the point.
PlatiniDate Joined: 20 Dec 02I thought Paul Allen was brutally murdered by Patrick BatemanNo, Paul Allen was not brutally murdered by Patrick Bateman, that was the point.
Mac - he also owned the Portland Trail Blazers and was part-owner of the Seattle Sounders.
I thought I heard talk of him being interested in a Premier League team. Possibly Chelsea.
To say he gave millions to good causes is an understatement. I think it was around $2 billion.
Mac - he also owned the Portland Trail Blazers and was part-owner of the Seattle Sounders.I thought I heard talk of him being interested in a Premier League team. Possibly Chelsea.To say he gave millions to good causes is an understatement. I think i
Yes Nick, it was an understatement indeed, billions would be nearer the mark for sure.
I do recall reading about him possibly buying a Premier League club, but I can't remember which one. It may indeed have been Chelsea like you suggest.
He seemed to have been a decent guy and one can't say that about many billionaires.
He certainly left his mark on the world and will be remembered long after we have gone.
Yes Nick, it was an understatement indeed, billions would be nearer the mark for sure.I do recall reading about him possibly buying a Premier League club, but I can't remember which one. It may indeed have been Chelsea like you suggest.He seemed to h
I see Bill Gates comment "Personal computing would not have existed without him." Perhaps in his grief at the loss of a friend, Paul Allen, he is forgetting the contribution of Gary Kildall to personal computing.
Click here and scroll down to find a link to download the unpublished book written by Gary Kildall shortly before his death. http://www.computerhistory.org/atchm/in-his-own-words-gary-kildall/
I see Bill Gates comment "Personal computing would not have existed without him."Perhaps in his grief at the loss of a friend, Paul Allen, he is forgetting the contribution of Gary Kildall to personal computing.Click here and scroll down to find a li
We are all cremated equally. (wish I'd thought of that). An old friend of mine has non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. It's incurable but can go into remission for a few years following chemotherapy. The condition damages the immune system leaving the sufferer vulnerable to potentially fatal infections.
We are all cremated equally. (wish I'd thought of that).An old friend of mine has non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. It's incurable but can go into remission for a few years following chemotherapy. The condition damages the immune system leaving the sufferer vu
the wealthy generally live a lot longer than the poor
Coach, Reading is in Berkshire and Milton Keynes is in Buckinghamshire. I wouldn't really call either of those places "poncey" personally! Reading in particular is an absolutely godforsaken place.
The Queen Mother was 101, the Queen is 92 and Prince Philip is 97. Nobody on either side of my family has reached such longevity in years and we are/were quite a big family.
The Queen Mother was 101, the Queen is 92 and Prince Philip is 97. Nobody on either side of my family has reached such longevity in years and we are/were quite a big family.
If you're stinking rich you can make better choices for one Slippers ... live in a nice stress,crime free neighborhood , attract attractive women, afford private health care, have a sense of autonomy ....
you can live a great life with modest means too of course ...but money does seem to affect death rates more than anything else ,even gender .
weird how women live a lot longer than men (in every single country on earth)
If you're stinking rich you can make better choices for one Slippers ... live in a nice stress,crime free neighborhood , attract attractive women, afford private health care, have a sense of autonomy ....you can live a great life with modest means