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Health: What women's friendship can do for you
This link is on the Melissa Kaplan's site for Chronic NeuroImmune Diseases. It doesn't have anything to do with disease but Melissa Kaplan did the best job of laying out the article for you to read comfortably. It tells how important women's friendship is to women, how it makes us healthier and increases our ability to deal with spouse loss and old age ... and how it is the first thing we compromise when pressures of modern life hit us.  While you are on the site, learn more about Melissa Kaplan and her struggles to make the world fairer for people who share her disease - Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

Eight Grandparents?
- Children today have more grandparents to love them. What this tells them about marriage is not exactly sure.

New Yad Veshem Holocaust Museum in Jerusalem

Perlov at the Pompidou - An exhibition of the late Israeli filmmaker in Paris - Obit

Up for Auction - Jazz Memorabilia, Instruments and More
Benny Goodman's clarinext, John Coltrane's saxophones, Thelonius Monk's tailored jacket, Louis Armstrong letter, Ornette Coleman Notebooks, Charlie Parker home-made recordings, school book reports  by Monk, etc. More in:  Jazz Auction -
GUERNSEYS DEFINITIVE AUCTION OF JAZZ, NEW YORK CITY

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Hate at Carnegie Mellon
In February 2005 Malik Shabazz came to Carnegie Mellon University to preach and practice hate, discrimination and anti-semitism. Read more
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iPODs as Standard Educational Equipment
Drexel and Duke Universities are using iPods in their programs.

iPODs for Radiology Storage
Physicians UCLA are  iPods to avoid some of the steep costs of medical imaging.

BarCodes for Cadavers
Stalking is one thing. Keeping track of the dead is another. As a result of scandals regarding donated bodies, University of California officials are considering using barcodes or radio frequency devices in donated cadavers to keep track of them.


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20 Americans still missing Dec 8 2005

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For Survivors - Pain and Grim Choices  - Many face amputations and many decided for or had the opportunity for amputation too late

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Edward C. Prescott  - Won 2004 Nobel Prize for Economics with former fellow Norwegian University of Pittsburgh student,  Finn E. Kydland  ,  (in 1970's and 1980's) - for proposing that innovative technologies and shocks, like a sharp increase in oil prices, play a much greater role in causing booms and recessions than fluctuations in demand.They won the prize for two papers they wrote that  contradicted  Keynesian theory. Keynesian theory is based on the premise that changes in demand, esepcially consumer demand, are an important key to business cycles. According to the prize awarders, The Prescott-Kydland papers "transformed academic research in economics'' caused a deep change in the academic research related to economics and the consequent economic policy making.

Christopher Reeve - Christopher Reeve was famous in the cinema for his portrayal of Superman, his wonderful good looks, his acting and directing both before and  after a horsebackriding fall caused him  total paralysis which he never stopped trying to overcome, not only for himself, but for others who would suffer this terrible hardship well after him. He spoke out for stem-cell research and other potential treatments and was  52 when he passed away (October 11, 2004).

Architechtural History in New York - Clinton Hill Tour

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Putting a Weakened Heart in Experimental Hands
A new experimental program works with medicine in combination with heart reshaping, arterial bypasses and nothing to explore ways of helping damaged hearts function better

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Bobby Fischer - alive and [oh] well?? in Tokyo?

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Pentagon closing child care because of terrorism threat

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Palestinians weigh ban on UN envoy after criticism of Arafat

If you thought your Cholesterol is Okay.. maybe it's not

Civil Rights - Correction - 40 years later

Collapsing Magnetic Field of Earth

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Study Offers New Solid Indicator of Prostate Cancer Danger Level - a new find  could help patients and doctors make a decision on whether go ahead with surgery to remove the prostate or to wait.


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Take a look at Margaret Wertheims NYTIMEs Article about Dr. David Huffman & Origami.
The term Origami comes from the Japanese words "ori"  which means "to fold" and "gami" which means  "paper". The art of  origami has changed immensely from a skill that was associated solely with decoration in the Western mind. Mathematicians and other science minded people, including Dr. David Huffman of the University of Santa Cruz have looked into the principles that are the basis of  folding, converting skills communicated verbally for generations into algebraic rules. The field of computational origami, sometimes called "technical folding" or "Origami Sekkei" practical connects diverse fields of math studies such including  algebra, linear algebra, geometry, c, number theory, coding and computer science. Paper folders are meeting at FIT in New York This week for the yearly convention of Origami USA.

Article speaks of Dr. David Huffman, University of California, Santa Cruz - Dr Eric Demaine, Dr. Peter Newman, Dr. Robert Lang: "Origami Design Secrets: Mathematical Methods for an Ancient Art", Dr. Michael Tanner, Dr. Eric Demaine. 

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Erik Demain at MSRI - Folding and Unfolding: Computational Origami

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The Globe and Mail
The news this week that 22-year-old Canadian scientist Erik Demaine had won a $500,000 (U.S.) MacArthur Foundation "genius" award partly for research into "computational origami" may have evoked more than a few "huhs" in the minds of non-technical people.

 

 "Computational origami" patent
Alan Huang, head of the Optical Computing Research department at AT&T Bell Laboratories, was granted a U.S. patent today for a technique he calls "computational origami," which reformats computations and then folds them to fit into various computers.

Named after the ancient Asian art of paper folding, the technique -- granted patent number 4943909 -- is expected to have applications in electronics and photonics

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Compiling for Computational Origami -
A thesis which presents a compiler capable of compiling non-recursive programs into a an origami architecture.

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Ivars Peterson's MathTrek -Folding Maps

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Joseph Wu's Origami Page

Origami Underground

Welcome to OrigamiUSA!

Elementary Theme Pages By Jim Cornish

Tammy Yee's Origami Page- easy paper folding crafts for children.

Jim Plank's Origami Page (Modular)



Atomic Particles Teleported - June 19 2004

Venus Crosses the Sun - June 8th 2004

Israelis design DNA 'computer" to fight disease  - April 28


 New Rochelle: In a Former Bloomie's, A Touch of TriBeCa 
- New Rochelle, Bloomingdales, a young, successful New York couple & Real Estate merge in the Artilce

Vision - even sightless - helps choose an apartment 
- a couple including one blind member choose an apartment in New YOrk City

Aspirin and Breast Cancer - The New York Times reports that Aspirin may prevent breast tumors. Sixty to Seventy percent of all breast tumors are stimulated by the hormone estrogen. Aspirin seems  to prevent these tumors.

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