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From: LARRY KLAES (ljk4_at_msn.com)
Date: Wed Jul 21 2004 - 07:33:22 PDT

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    Human intelligence determined by
    volume and location of gray matter
    tissue in brain
    KurzweilAI.net July 21, 2004
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    General human intelligence appears
    to be based on the volume of gray
    matter tissue in certain regions of
    the brain, UC Irvine College of
    Medicine researchers have found in
    the most comprehensive structural
    brain-scan study of intelligence to
    date. Areas in brain activated by IQ
    testing Previous research had shown
    that larger brains are...
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    Quantum change for nanotubes
    Nanotechweb July 2004
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    A metallic carbon nanotube can be
    made into a semiconductor and vice
    versa via the Aharonov-Bohm effect.
    Semiconductor nanotubes would allow
    for building nanoscale computers.
    The Aharonov-Bohm effect is a
    quantum phenomenon in which the
    wavefunction of an electron acquires
    a phase shift as it follows a
    trajectory that encloses a magnetic
    flux...
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    Bookmachine self-contained printer
    Engadget July 20, 2004
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    Yet another technology that could
    potentially render bookstores
    obsolete: the Book Machine lets you
    browse for a book by author, title,
    subject matter, or publisher. Once
    selected, the book text is sent to
    the machine via satellite and the
    book printed out in standard-format
    softcover in three to five minutes.
    This basically turns the whole...
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    As Gene Test Menu Grows, Who Gets
    to Choose?
    New York Times July 21, 2004
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    Too many health care providers,
    critics say, have not educated
    themselves about the genetic tests
    that could benefit their patients.
    Others, pressed for time, simply do
    not communicate what can be complex
    information. And some choose not to
    inform their patients of certain
    tests they have deemed
    inappropriate, in effect making a
    value judgment...
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