A sextillion ways to say I wanna bone you.

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X-Bone

X-Bone 04/15/2004 06:31 AM
X-Bone
http://www.isi.edu/xbone/

The X-Bone dynamically deploys and manages Internet overlays to reduce configuration effort and increase network component sharing. The X-Bone discovers, configures, and monitors network resources to create overlays over existing IP networks. Overlays are useful for deploying overlapping virtual networks on shared infrastructure and for simplifying topology

Bone Age 1.3

Bone Age 1.3 09/22/2004 06:40 AM
A tool that plots children's bone age, as assessed from a left hand radiograph.

The bone phone

The bone phone 12/10/2003 01:09 AM
Sanyo says they're going to launch the first cellphone with a bone-conduction speaker that can vibrate the sound directly into your skull rather. The idea...

Bone Age 1.7.1 (Default branch)

Bone Age 1.7.1 (Default branch) 04/03/2005 07:54 AM
Bone Age is a tool for radiologists, endocrinologists, and orthopaedic surgeons. It helps in the assessment and monitoring of skeletal age using the standards of Greulich and Pyle (2nd ed. Stanford, CA, 1959).

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Changes:
This release improves printing performance and can estimate mature height. It adds compatibility with Tiger (Mac OS 10.4).

30 Second Bone Density Test

30 Second Bone Density Test 03/28/2005 01:22 PM

Medgadget brings news of the accuDEXA, an osteoporosis assessment system by Schick Technologies. Simply stick your hand into the unit, follow the on-screen directions, and you'll have your bone density results in less than 30 seconds—a far less invasive procedure than the usual test. Assuming the temptation to put whatever body part is handy in the machine to test bone density could be overcome, the device would help diagnose osteoporosis early on. The system relies on an ultra-sensitive digital imaging sensor that uses Dual Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry (DEXA) to produce its results.

Product Page [SchickTech via Medgad get]

Cobble-bone streets

Cobble-bone streets 08/19/2004 11:42 AM
When construction workers in Oslo dug a drainage ditch around a church in the "Old City" district, they uncovered a slew of skeletons little more than a foot below the surface. According to an Aftenposten Norway article, the skeletons likely belong to the former tenants of a Dominican monastery located in the area from 1240 until 1537.

"Before the Reformation the most blessed resting spots were awarded hierarchically and could be bought. The best plots lay under the holy water that drained off the church roof and dripped onto the ground below... The skeletons also bear witness to medieval times as an age of violence. Many of the bones reveal notches that must have resulted from brutal force."

Link (via Fark)

WARNING: MAY CAUSE BONE LOSS

WARNING: MAY CAUSE BONE LOSS 12/29/2003 04:44 AM
Worst Sweaters Ever .. worse .. sweaters

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Wanna bet?

Wanna bet? 03/21/2003 01:36 PM
Wanna bet we'll win the war? No, seriously: you can. Check it out yourself: Go here and click on "World Events" to see the odds for "The US Embassy in Pakistan Being Blown Up By A Nuclear Weapon" or "Date Line In Which Osama Bin Laden Will Be Consigned (Dead or Alive) To US Authorities." Ah, America.

Manchurian Hits Close to the Bone

Manchurian Hits Close to the Bone 07/30/2004 05:18 AM
The Manchurian Candidate remake plays perfectly on our paranoia about modern politics -- that it's controlled by venal corporate overlords. Plus, it highlights Jonathan Demme's knack for building suspense. Jason Silverman reviews the film.

Bone return consultation launched

Bone return consultation launched 07/29/2004 01:32 AM
The UK government begins a consultation process on the repatriation of ancient human remains to aboriginal groups.

Bone Temples of the world, part 3

Bone Temples of the world, part 3 12/26/2004 06:32 PM
Xeni Jardin: Many BoingBoing readers wrote in to follow up on our posts last week about churches and tombs built from human remains ( one, two). Here are a few of the suggestions that came in.

Reader Brennen says, "I stayed in Prague for a few days this summer, and blogged about a day-trip to Kutna Hora. The cathedral is spectacular; the ossuary is just weird. One skull might be shocking - several thousand used as decorative elements are bizarrely mundane. Incidentally, I'm told that a portion of the recent Dungeons & Dragons flick was filmed at Kutna Hora." Link

RLD says, "Here are more photos of the Sedlec Ossuary. Very interesting." Link.

JPA in Portugal writes, "After reading your entries about the churches in Poland and near Prague, I should mention that in Portugal we also have a couple of those. The most famous is called Capela dos Ossos, or Bone Chapel. It is smaller than the ones you mention, but no less interesting." Link

Joe Goldberg says, "Saw your post on the Kostnice bone ossuary, and I have a few images of it as well, that capture the scale of what 40,000 dead dudes look like. See: Link, Link, And a coat of arms made of at least one of every bone in the human body: Link."

BoingBoing pal Quinn says, "Even I have a set of pics from the ossuary outside of Prague, with a couple of shots up on flickr: Link."

And reader Zizkov in Czechoslovakia writes, "Read about the ossuary on BoingBoing. I visited it last year and found it macabre and grotesque, though perhaps not quite as grotesque as the gambolling snaphappy backpackers (mainly American) who were there at the same time. I'm not exactly an ancestor worshipper but I found the general visitor behaviour, uh, distasteful. As I recall, entrance was 35 Kc and a photo pass the same, that is, around $2.50 all in. Many individual opinions available at virtualtourist.com (search keyword: ossuary). For those interested in ossuarys, here is another in Rome: Link< /a>. 4,000 Capuchin friars (I passed this one by when in Rome). Merry Christmas -- or whichever festivity you may be celebrating."
Thanks to all.

Brittle bone risk under-estimated

Brittle bone risk under-estimated 06/07/2004 06:58 PM
Many women fail to recognise that they are risk of developing the brittle bone disease osteoporosis, a survey finds.

I Wanna Rock!

I Wanna Rock! 10/28/2003 11:09 PM
Finally, Apple designs software that looks just as nice on Windows as it does on OS X. I finally installed QuickTime on my primary system, after seeing that they squished the horrid ClearType rendering issue that plauged previous 6.x versions. iTunes? iLike a lot. Is it gonna make me return my 60GB Nomad Zen? Nope; I like stuff that supports WMA. Plus, with the ER-6 Isolator Earphones, just about any portable jukebox sounds great. Is it gonna make me wanna sign up for Apple's music service? Nope; I've got hundreds of CDs sitting on my bookshelf, ready to rip. Is this release gonna make me any less pissy about the recent changes over at EMusic? Nope. Sorry, had to throw that in there. Unfortunately, there's no "end all, be all" digital entertainment service out there. Dammit!...

Wanna click with someone?

Wanna click with someone? 01/23/2004 07:38 PM
There have been reports of other Internet companies, including Google, vying to purchase Friendster; and several copycat sites have popped up, including myspace ...

So, you wanna be a pyro?

So, you wanna be a pyro? 03/08/2004 11:03 PM
BoingBoing buddy Hutch (pyrotechnics guru who works on the Burning of the Man, as well as Hollywood stuff) points us to a series of workshops in Southern California where you can learn to operate fireworks and do pyro stage effects.

The seminars cost only $15 each to attend (what is that in Starbusian currency, like, four venti cappucinos?), and they're offered by a group called Fireworks America. This year, they'll be held in three locations: March 13 - Los Angeles area, March 20 - San Diego area, March 27 - Stockton area. Hutch says, "This is a great opportunity to learn more about fireworks and stage effects. Courses are available for every level of experience. There will be special 'get your license' training for those that want it (please note: this is for Public Display and Theatrical licenses, it does not include Special Effects licensing information). These seminars are always informative and a lot of fun! I learn new stuff every time I attend. If you're interested in doing more shows, this is the place to meet other operators and get on their crews."

Attendees must be 18 years or older. And if you're coming with no prior experience or pyro scene connections, don't expect to walk away with an invitation to join someone's crew. For good reasons, that tends to take time, say folks in the biz. To RSVP for one of the seminars, FIRST visit this link for background info, then call Ashley or Dianna at 800-464-7976, and for more background visit the Fireworks America site.

You Wanna Start Something?

You Wanna Start Something? 04/18/2005 02:41 PM
Microsoft is hoping its new "Start Something" marketing campaign will help grow sales of its four-year-old Windows XP operating system. Start Something is the latest iteration of Microsoft's "XP Reloaded" effort, officials say.

Come on, don't 'cha wanna know what's
next?

Come on, don't 'cha wanna know what's
next? 05/31/2004 01:52 PM
Your favourite band's favourite band sucks. Slate article discussing iTunes' celebrity playlists. via gizmodo

You Say You Wanna Revolution

You Say You Wanna Revolution 08/22/2004 07:48 AM
Do you hate the government? Do you want to smash the corporate slave state? Are you an anarchist, punk, eco-freak with a bad haircut and attitude? Is your idea of a fun hobby sitting in your basement practicing your bomb-making skills? Do you listen to Rage Against the Machine all the time and have your walls lined with posters of Che Guevara? Do you actually want to do something to bring about the Revolution instead of getting stoned and rambling about the Zapatistas? Well here's something easy and powerful you can do to help bring the walls down: Vote for Bush.

Geeks Just Wanna Have Fun

Geeks Just Wanna Have Fun 05/25/2004 11:31 PM
Build It: Trying to build a tasteful yet eye-catching PC with as many glowing parts as possible, Loyd gets a little loopy with cold cathode UV tubes, luminous fans, and an iridescent acrylic case. Is it gaudy or great? You be the judge.

I wanna go to Singapore

I wanna go to Singapore 02/07/2005 01:51 AM

James Seng keeps making me feel like jumping on a plane and going to Singapore. He's now talking about SingAREN GIX - an Gigabit (Internet2-like) educational network.

That alone is a reason to go to Singapore - but there are many other projects where James is helping their government promulgate a wired distributed society. Perfect for DLAs.

I'll get there soon enough - James@!

Doctors Grow New Jaw Bone in Man's Back
(AP)

Doctors Grow New Jaw Bone in Man's Back
(AP) 08/27/2004 01:23 PM
AP - A German who had his lower jaw cut out because of cancer has enjoyed his first meal in nine years — a bratwurst sandwich — after surgeons grew a new jaw bone in his back muscle and transplanted it to his mouth in what experts call an "ambitious" experiment.

Nanotech tubes help bone adhere to metal

Nanotech tubes help bone adhere to metal 08/11/2004 05:16 PM

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Tiny self-assembling tubes created by a researcher at the National Institute for Nanotechnology at the University of Alberta could be a key to creating better artificial joints….

Dinosaur Discovery Has Paleontologists
Thrilled to the Bone

Dinosaur Discovery Has Paleontologists
Thrilled to the Bone 03/31/2005 12:15 AM
Sci-Tech Today Mar 31 2005 4:11AM GMT

MSNBC - New jaw bone grown in man€™s
back muscle

MSNBC - New jaw bone grown in man€™s
back muscle 08/27/2004 01:42 PM
MSNBC - New jaw bone grown in man˘€™s back muscle

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Bone specialists take high-tech road

Bone specialists take high-tech road 01/06/2005 09:48 PM
Big News Network Jan 7 2005 1:43AM GMT

Brittle bone disease scan delay

Brittle bone disease scan delay 05/23/2004 07:45 PM
People with osteoporosis wait months for essential scans that determine how they will be treated, a survey has found.

"Scientists Find Soft Tissue in T-Rex
Bone"

"Scientists Find Soft Tissue in T-Rex
Bone" 03/28/2005 10:46 AM

Wanna meet a hacker?

Wanna meet a hacker? 08/03/2004 11:05 AM

Shark Tank: Wanna bet?

Shark Tank: Wanna bet? 12/19/2004 03:19 PM
This printing company's network has to keep running, and everything in the system is doubled up, so having both nodes down at the same time is pretty much impossible -- in theory.

Wanna buy a news ticker?

Wanna buy a news ticker? 06/22/2005 02:58 AM
Buy the 7am News ticker service! It appears that the long running 7am News Ticker is up for sale. It was supposed to cease its service yesterday (June 20) but it's still up today. I've used it for many years. I like that it hits the Guardian and the BBC newsfeeds, plus you can add one of your own for free. It's a cool little service. I hope someone rescues it.

Wanna Buy Some Coke? It's Cheap.

Wanna Buy Some Coke? It's Cheap. 09/15/2004 01:33 PM
Coke falls again on a reduced profit outlook. Bottom feeders, keep your eyes open.

Wanna talk to your Honda?

Wanna talk to your Honda? 09/03/2004 03:51 PM

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IBM®, the world leader in information technology innovation, today announced that it has jointly developed with Honda Motor Company a unique, hands-free and natural-sounding in-vehicle speech-recognition system - the industry’s leading-edge navigation application. Honda will offer the system as standard equipment on the 2005 Acura RL and as options on both the 2005 Acura MDX and 2005 Honda Odyssey in the United States and Canada beginning this month….

Wanna see what 180 beats per minute
looks like?

Wanna see what 180 beats per minute
looks like? 07/12/2004 08:57 PM
“Using Formula One style live telemetry, biometrics such as instant power measurements heart rate, speed and cadence will be taken from these [Tour de France] riders and displayed here via GPRS modem, courtesy of T-mobile. This will allow you to get a unique and objective insight in what it means to be racing the Tour de France!”

If they don't wanna cooperate, there's
just nothin' we can do

If they don't wanna cooperate, there's
just nothin' we can do 03/14/2003 01:09 PM
"U.S. consumers would not benefit from knowing which grocery stores, restaurants and butchers stocked meat products potentially contaminated with deadly bacteria" sez the USDA. What am I missing here? Yes, I know, protein, but is it really just me? [more inside]

Psst... wanna see Google's new look?

Psst... wanna see Google's new look? 03/08/2004 11:08 PM
Google has a new look, but it takes a neat little hack to see it.

"Really, this time, I wanna come back"

"Really, this time, I wanna come back" 04/03/2005 08:14 AM

Wanna Bet? Online Biz a Winner

Wanna Bet? Online Biz a Winner 11/03/2003 06:40 AM
A British entrepreneur is betting on sporting-event wagers to make his company a success. Inpired by Wall Street, Andrew Black bypasses the bookmakers and takes a commission on the winner's earnings rather than making money on the odds.

Shark Tank: Wanna bet she still says no?

Shark Tank: Wanna bet she still says no? 03/25/2005 05:07 PM
Developer pilot fish needs to set up a Web front end for a database as part of a project he's working on. And he finds exactly the tool he needs -- or at least he thinks so.

Wanna buy a villa in Iraq?

Wanna buy a villa in Iraq? 06/13/2004 02:36 AM
Odd real estate listings are almost as fun to surf as weird eBay auctions. Here's an ad for what sounds like a charming Baghdad villa, complete with "recently restored water and electricity," and "Big basement designed also as anti-aircraft bunker with water facilities." Asking price for the property is only $665,000 USD, in a neighborhood described as "calm & safe." Link (Thanks, Jean-Luc)
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