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ions of technology. To the credit of Steve Jobs, it meant reinventing 
the company at several points."Apple scrapped its own plans for a corporate 
museum after Jobs returned as CEO and began restructuring the financially struggling 
firm, Lowood said.Job's return, more than a decade after he was forced 
out of the company he co-founded, marked the beginning of one of 
the great comebacks in business history. It led to a long string 
of blockbuster products -- including the iPod, iPhone and iPad -- that 
have made Apple one of the world's most profitable brands.After Stanford received 
the Apple donation, former company executives, early employees, business partners and Mac 
enthusiasts have come forward and added their own items to the archives.The 
collection includes early photos of young Jobs and Wozniak, blueprints for the 
first Apple computer, user manuals, magazine ads, TV commercials, company t-shirts and 
drafts of Jobs' speeches.In one company video, Wozniak talk
A group of Canadian tourists made a gruesome discovery Tuesday when they 
found a severed human leg outside the Florida home they were renting 
for the holidays.St. Petersburg police spokesman Mike Puetz said the family walked 
outside the home Tuesday morning to view the sunrise over Tampa Bay 
when they spotted the body part, Fox affiliate WTVT-TV reported."We don't think 
the leg has been in the water that long. We're still trying 
to identify the age, sex and race of this person," Puetz said.The 
leg was found behind a home on 4th Street South, next door 
the to Bay Vista Recreation Center. Detectives searched the entire area, including 
the water, but found nothing to suggest a crime, according to the 
station.There have been no missing persons reports filed in St. Petersburg that 
would be consistent with a leg having been dumped in the water 
24 to 48 hours ago, police said. There also have been no 
reported boating accidents in the area, the station reported.Detect






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