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Plastic Surgery Gets a New Look
Plastic Surgery Gets a New Look
04/26/2004 06:53 PMDrastic is out. Subtle is in. And these days, face-lifts are more fill
than cut.
40% of teens want plastic surgery
40% of teens want plastic surgery
01/05/2005 06:41 AM
Four in ten teenage girls have considered plastic surgery, a survey by
Bliss magazine says.
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Plastic surgery 'is trivialised'
Plastic surgery 'is trivialised'
03/17/2005 02:54 AMThe obsession with cosmetic surgery is obscuring the real work plastic
surgeons do, leading surgeons say.
There She Is -- China's First Miss
Plastic Surgery (Reuters)
There She Is -- China's First Miss
Plastic Surgery (Reuters)
12/19/2004 03:22 PMReuters - China chose its first Miss Artificial
Beauty, giving the crown to a 22-year-old from the northeastern
city of Jilin who couldn't have done it without the help of her
plastic surgeon.
China's first Miss Plastic Surgery
(Reuters)
China's first Miss Plastic Surgery
(Reuters)
12/19/2004 03:22 PMReuters - China has chosen its first Miss Artificial Beauty, giving
the crown to a 22-year-old from the northeastern city of
Jilin who couldn't have done it without the help of her plastic
surgeon.
Egyptian Twins in U.S. to Start Plastic
Surgery
Egyptian Twins in U.S. to Start Plastic
Surgery
11/14/2003 05:15 PMReuters via Wired News Nov 14 2003 4:30PM ET
Discovery Health Launches Plastic
Surgery Center
Discovery Health Launches Plastic
Surgery Center
06/16/2004 01:37 PMDiscovery Health Channel's new Plastic Surgery Center provides answers
to all of your plastic surgery questions. Among the many features
available on the new site is an interactive section where you can
learn how these procedures are performed: Breast Augmentation, Breast
Lift, Breast Reduction, Brow Lift, Chin Liposuction, Eye Lift, Face
Lift, Tummy Tuck. The site features an audio Q and A with plastic
surgeon Jan Adams, who covers everything from common procedures to
custom designing to alternatives to going under the knife.
Student Wins China Plastic-Surgery
Pageant (AP)
Student Wins China Plastic-Surgery
Pageant (AP)
12/19/2004 03:22 PMAP - A 22-year-old student who has had cosmetic surgery on her eyelids
and cheeks was crowned the winner Saturday of China's first pageant
for such "manmade beauties."
China to hold Miss Plastic Surgery
pageant (Reuters)
China to hold Miss Plastic Surgery
pageant (Reuters)
08/03/2004 02:12 AMReuters - BEIJING (Reuters)- China is giving the beauty pageant a
surgical makeover with plans to anoint its first Miss
Plastic Surgery this October, state media say.
Livewire: the Good, Bad and Ugly -
Plastic Surgery Stories (Reuters)
Livewire: the Good, Bad and Ugly -
Plastic Surgery Stories (Reuters)
05/01/2004 07:51 AMReuters - The Internet can't make you beautiful,
but it does cater to a host of vanities, from the search for
the perfect eye shadow to the ultimate makeover, plastic
surgery.
"Plastic"
"Plastic"
12/19/2003 11:55 AMPlastic Mplayer 1.1.1
Plastic Mplayer 1.1.1
03/16/2003 01:47 AMA remote control-like skin with a plastic feeling.
Plastic Algue
Plastic Algue
09/08/2004 10:24 AM
This Algue
wall covering isn't organic - it's only inspired by algae, not made
from it. Each 12-inch by 8-inch plastic piece clips to the next in a
variety of ways, allowing you to create a flowing, natural divider
between rooms or to break up the starkness of a blank wall. They
aren't even that expensive - $200 for 50 pieces at the showroom.
As is typical for fancy, avant garde home decorating items, a briny
shanty smell is not included.
Read -
Algue [MoCoLoCo]
Plastic Muscles Get Stronger
Plastic Muscles Get Stronger
03/08/2004 11:16 PMWired has an article talking about how electroactive polymers
(EAPs) have gotten stronger and longer lasting. EAPs have gotten
strong enough to have a practical self contained robot (NiTi never has
gotten this strong). These muscles rival motors in that they're very
quiet and very strong and now long lasting enough to use as fans in
computers. EAPs can expand to 5 times their size, a feat unproducible
by piezoelectric materials. Of course these new EAPs have the Navy's
attention. Look for plastic muscles in your robot's future!?
Green Electrochromic Plastic
Green Electrochromic Plastic
05/20/2004 09:55 AMIt's slim on details, but Technology Review mentions a breakthrough
technique by University of California at Los Angeles researchers that
allows an electrochromic polymer to change from brownish-yellow to
green when current is run through it. Since they've already managed...
The Plastic File System 1.9
The Plastic File System 1.9
07/06/2004 06:45 AMA module for providing virtual file systems in user space.
Drowning in an Ocean of Plastic
Drowning in an Ocean of Plastic
06/05/2004 05:42 AMToday's World Environment Day focuses on the state of the seas. One of
the biggest concerns is plastic -- it's everywhere, from the surface
to the innards of plankton. By Stephen Leahy.
Clear Plastic Raincoats
Clear Plastic Raincoats
07/30/2004 01:15 AMThe eBay API BoF tonight was dominated by a guy who sells clear
plastic raincoats via eBay. It's always funny when one person
basically dominates a discussion with tons of questions, but it's even
more amusing when it's someone selling clear plastic raincoats. Do the
guy a favor--go buy a clear plastic raincoat on eBay....
Plastic "Perks" That Should Be Free
Plastic "Perks" That Should Be Free
07/14/2004 08:12 AMKeep your money in your wallet when your lender tries to sell you
these five "extras."
Plastic That Changes Shape In Light
Plastic That Changes Shape In Light
04/15/2005 06:16 PMPlastic that changes shape with light
Plastic that changes shape with light
04/14/2005 03:48 PMDavid Pescovitz:
Shape memory alloy, materials that change shape based on a temperature
increase, are old news for roboticists. But MIT scientists have
developed a new plastic that shapeshifts in response to light. From
the MIT News Office:
These programmed materials change shape when struck by light at
certain wavelengths and return to their original shapes when exposed
to light of specific different wavelengths.
The discovery, to be reported in the April 14 issue of Nature, could have potential
applications in a variety of fields, including minimally invasive
surgery. Imagine, for example, a "string" of plastic that a doctor
could thread into the body through a tiny incision. When activated by
light via a fiber-optic probe, that slender string might change into a
corkscrew-shaped stent for keeping blood vessels open.
LinkIf Plastic Discs Are Dead, What's Next?
If Plastic Discs Are Dead, What's Next?
03/22/2005 05:03 PMWired Magazine is now suggesting that
discs
are dead as a storage medium. With all the battling going on over
the next generation of DVD technology, Wired's products editor, Robert
Capps, notes that not very many people seem to care about the new
"high definition" audio CDs that have come out. Instead, everyone's
focused on getting an iPod and digitizing their music. While video is
definitely more difficult to transport via the internet, the argument
is that the technology is improving for compressing and transmitting
larger files. Of course, it might be interesting to put Capps in a
debate with Mark Cuban -- who also thinks that discs are dead, but
that
portable
hard drives or flash drives will take their place. Cuban's
argument is that "storage is expanding far more quickly than upload or
download speeds to our homes," so it's going to be more efficient to
move around hard drives than bits of high definition content. With
some already experimenting with
offer
ing content on iPods, it is beginning to look like this battle for
the next plastic disc technology may be a waste of time.
Update: Then again, some analysts think
discs will be big business for
the next five years. Of course, analysts always seem to be overly
positive in their predictions -- it's what helps sell reports.
It's Plastic Only for USS Truman Sailors
(AP)
It's Plastic Only for USS Truman Sailors
(AP)
07/27/2004 11:09 AMAP - There's no point asking sailors aboard the USS Harry S. Truman
for some cash. They don't need to have any.
Plastic Memory Could Replace Silicon
Plastic Memory Could Replace Silicon
11/13/2003 06:30 AMPlastic memory technology unveiled
Plastic memory technology unveiled
11/12/2003 04:27 PMglobetechnology.com Nov 12 2003 3:09PM ET
Plastic Surgeon Sucks Out Own Fat Cells
(AP)
Plastic Surgeon Sucks Out Own Fat Cells
(AP)
08/27/2004 05:39 PMAP - Calling himself the biggest fat sucker in Texas, a plastic
surgeon performed liposuction on himself in full view of television
and newspaper cameras to promote the potential use of stem cells that
can be harvested in such an operation.
World's First Practical Plastic Magnet
World's First Practical Plastic Magnet
09/01/2004 04:24 AMSwipe Plastic, Make Dollars
Swipe Plastic, Make Dollars
03/22/2005 04:53 PMGlobal Payments succeeds in the shadow of a giant.
Plastic magnet breaks the mold
Plastic magnet breaks the mold
09/01/2004 05:37 PMResearchers in England have made the first magnet made of plastic that
works at room temperatures.
Researchers create new plastic memory
Researchers create new plastic memory
11/12/2003 04:27 PMSiliconValley.com Nov 12 2003 2:02PM ET
Process Prints Silicon on Plastic
Process Prints Silicon on Plastic
08/08/2004 03:49 PMDirect and Related Links for 'Process
Prints Silicon on Plastic'
“Many research groups are working to produce flexible
electronics. Most of those groups are working to improve the
electrical capabilities of organic, or plastic, materials. Researchers
from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign are taking a
different tack. They are finding ways to produce extremely small
electrical components from crystalline silicon that can be attached to
a plastic backing. Traditional silicon components have much better
electrical properties than organic ones. The components could be
used…
Plastic fibre a 'major pollutant'
Plastic fibre a 'major pollutant'
05/06/2004 02:44 PMTiny pieces of plastic and man-made fibres are causing contamination
of the world's oceans and beaches, scientists say.
Plastic frog/weather station
Plastic frog/weather station
05/09/2004 03:02 AM
The FroggyBox is a sensor-pack in a plasitc frog with a serial
interface (a wireless USB adapter is available), containing a
thermometer, a barometer and an hygrometer -- basically everything you
need to turn a PC into a weather station, especially when you add
their forthcoming wireless plastic rooster, which contains an
anemometer, weathercock, and heliograph.
Link
(
Thanks, Sad Old
Goth!)
MIT makes plastic that changes shape in
light
MIT makes plastic that changes shape in
light
04/14/2005 01:51 PMMaterial could one day lead to cartilage replacements that build
inside a patient's body or door latches that open with flashlights.
This plastic can heal that 'hole in the
head'
This plastic can heal that 'hole in the
head'
02/11/2004 08:18 PMStraits Times Feb 12 2004 0:22AM GMT
Toddlers' plastic swords seized
Toddlers' plastic swords seized
07/09/2004 11:49 AMTwo Peter Pan swords, wielded by two-year-old twins returning from
EuroDisney, are confiscated at a French airport.
Making a plastic texture with The GIMP
Making a plastic texture with The GIMP
04/11/2005 04:13 AMI got the idea for this project during a visit to a jewelry art
exhibition. The artwork on display incorporated an amazing range of
unconventional media, including rusted iron, precious stones and
metals, wood, plastic, and the like. One of the most interesting
creations among the "wearable art pieces" was a plastic object with a
satin finish. I liked this satin effect so much that I decided to
re-create it as a graphic material using the GIMP.
Bacteria Turn Toxins Into Plastic
Bacteria Turn Toxins Into Plastic
09/09/2004 05:18 AMA team of Irish scientists develops a strain of bacteria that can
convert a toxic byproduct of the Styrofoam manufacturing process into
biodegradable plastic. By Rowan Hooper.
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