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Woman has heart-attack on plane that
also happens to be carrying 15 heart
specialists on their way to a medical
conference

Woman has heart-attack on plane that
also happens to be carrying 15 heart
specialists on their way to a medical
conference 01/01/2004 04:27 AM
Sick airline passenger had many doctors .. You don't get any luckier than this

cnn.com/2003/WORLD/europe/12/31/britain.lucky.ap/index.html
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World Heart gets big order, 20 Novacor
heart pumps for German centre

World Heart gets big order, 20 Novacor
heart pumps for German centre 02/17/2004 03:51 PM
Canadian Press via Canada.com Feb 17 2004 7:46PM GMT

State-of-the Art Heart Auscultation
Diagnosis Tools are Highlighted on World
Heart Day

State-of-the Art Heart Auscultation
Diagnosis Tools are Highlighted on World
Heart Day 09/27/2004 02:32 AM
Biosignetics Corporation has developed and applied state-of-the art signal processing computational algorithms aiming to stimulate basic research and to teach physicians and medical students to perform “digital” heart auscultation diagnosis during the routine medical checkups. Patent pending Heart Energy Signature has a great potential to become de-facto standard to record, store, compare and track sound based heart diagnosis data. [PRWEB Sep 27, 2004]

Heart pump maker World Heart narrows Q2
loss but misses revised sale target

Heart pump maker World Heart narrows Q2
loss but misses revised sale target 08/14/2004 01:31 PM
Canadian Press Aug 14 2004 4:14PM GMT

Meg Follows Her Heart...

Meg Follows Her Heart... 09/15/2004 03:32 AM
...From Geek to Chef, with all good wishes from here.

I heart NYC

I heart NYC 09/01/2004 08:00 AM

This appeared in the Village Voice [via Rox Populi.]

I've been apologizing to Europeans here about these idiots - called our government. I explain that there are two Amerikas right now - the two coasts and big cities - and all the rest.

I understand rich people votinmg for Bush - and clearly they'll steal the election (liek Osama is going to be found in late october - mark my words) - but what's up with all these poor white trash, crackers and religous nuts?

Have they looked at their paychecks recently? Gas prices? Health costs? Remember the words from the song by Country Joe Fish: "be the first one on the block, to bring your boy right home in a box."

A heart apart

A heart apart 09/03/2004 11:51 AM
Bill Clinton has had a heart attack. Currently he is in a New York hospital awaiting emergency surgery.

I heart you, lab boy

I heart you, lab boy 02/01/2005 08:45 PM

(I heart you, lab boy, originally uploaded by ChrisJ)

Love is everywhere

A Choice for the Heart

A Choice for the Heart 06/24/2005 03:02 PM
Patients are receiving less information on products that are implanted in their bodies than on the safety of their cars.

Bleeding Heart 1.0

Bleeding Heart 1.0 06/16/2004 01:30 PM
A rather dark, sad theme.

We have your best interests at heart

We have your best interests at heart 06/18/2004 02:36 PM
SOMA, Orgy-Porgy, Centrifugal BumblePuppy help!

Devo Eat Your Heart Out

Devo Eat Your Heart Out 07/12/2004 12:51 PM
Whip It...Not So Good? Apparently the whip, beloved in movies, games, and other various pursuits, isn't actually that fantastic of a weapon -- at least from a defensive point of view. And that supersonic crack? It ain't the tip. Interesting!

The heart of Gauteng

The heart of Gauteng 12/11/2003 11:52 PM
Sunday Times South Africa Dec 11 2003 10:41PM ET

The Savage Heart

The Savage Heart 12/10/2003 01:59 PM
Ever wonder what happened to Darth Vader right after the Death Star was destroyed? Well, wonder no more, as Dark Horse continues to try and get back on schedule with this week's release of Star Wars: Empire #14, only a week after last issue! Paul Alden and Raul Trevino's tale takes the Sith Lord to a crash landing on the planet Vaal, where he is left to fend for himself alone against the natural predators in the wilderness. However, this Dark Lord is nobody's prey! Cover by Francisco Ruiz Velasco, and this issue has been added to our Star Wars: Empire gallery.

Change of heart

Change of heart 09/18/2004 05:43 AM
USA Today Sep 18 2004 9:25AM GMT

"The Heart of America"

"The Heart of America" 12/19/2004 03:21 PM

Heart of The Alien Redux 1.2.0

Heart of The Alien Redux 1.2.0 01/04/2005 08:50 PM
A complete rewrite of game Heart of The Alien.

What do do in SF on Valentine's Day if
you heart robots

What do do in SF on Valentine's Day if
you heart robots 02/13/2004 02:20 AM
Geek heartthrob Kal Spelletich, the dapper mad scientist who performs as SEEMEN with a herd of crazed machines, performs at San Francisco's Odeon Bar this Saturday, February 14, 10pm-2am, for a whopping six bucks.

Well, we are in several shows this month, even one in Switzerland, BUT we have been saving the NEW BIG MACHINES AND ROBOTS for this one! Like the GYROSCOPE, LION LEAP, GROPEY CHAIR, MONKEY ON YER BACK and a slew of other goodies. Jay, GEEKBOY, RANESSA, Kal and some of the gang are gonna DJ, show special rare videos and RUN MACHINES! SEEMEN create situations where audiences are encouraged to Interact and operate their machines and robots. You get to run a machine that can kill you. IT'S FUN!

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Heart of The Alien Redux

Heart of The Alien Redux 01/04/2005 05:35 PM
heartalien 1.2.0 has been released

ACME Heart Maker

ACME Heart Maker 02/14/2004 07:22 AM
je eigen valentijnshartjes .. Zero Calorie Candy Hearts .. online Love Heart maker .. Candyheart-Generator .. Acme Labs Heartmaker .. made a candy heart .. Take a whack .. BLOG BABY .. acmelabs .. heart .. yours

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The robot heart of software

The robot heart of software 07/19/2004 02:47 PM
Isaac Asimov was one of the science fiction authors whose works I avidly consumed when I was in my early adolescence, and though even then I could tell that his writing lacked a certain level of nuance and style, I loved it for its cleverness and its imagination. Standing at the podium at science fiction conventions, expounding on any subject under the sun, he was like a polymath Woody Allen with the neurosis circuits disabled, and his optimistic rationalism -- even in the 1970s, an era during which optimism was hard to make credible -- was infectious. (Read Cory Doctorow's apprecia tion of Asimov in Wired for more.)

So I don't think I'll be able to bear going to see the new movie "inspired by" his "I, Robot" stories -- those inventive chestnuts about what happens when robots programmed with "the three laws of robotics" tangle with the chaos of human affairs. (Chris Suellentrop in Slate offers an overview of how the movie betrays Asimov that makes me feel my decision is completely logical.) But I was glad to read this editorial in the Sunday New York Times, which thoughtfully nailed exactly what made these stories such fun:

Each of the stories in "I, Robot" works out a problem in the application of these laws, usually caused by an unforeseen implication or contradiction. Asimov's robots are perfectly logical, and therefore all the real problems are caused by humans, who are shockingly unaware of the way their intentions and emotions run counter to logic. What look like manufacturing flaws in the robots nearly always turn out to be faults in the way a command was articulated. Humans, it turns out, are mainly good at bossing other humans around. Our computers remind us of this every day.

The "I, Robot" stories, in other words, are exercises in logical debugging that happen to take the form of miniature mysteries.

Saying "the real problems are caused by humans" is, of course, awfully close to saying, "It's the user's fault!" -- an excuse that conscientious software developers and designers shun. Yet, as I dig deeper into work on my book about software, I'm learning a lot more about exactly how hard it is to make the absolute logic of computing serve the messy ambiguities of human desire, when all the pressure of the undertaking is to make things work the other way -- to force us human beings to conform to the rigorous precision of machines. Asimov's wonderful stories pre-imagined this dilemma for us. Maybe someday he'll find a filmmaker who can do his particular imagination justice.

Robot Stories, With a Heart

Robot Stories, With a Heart 02/18/2004 07:51 AM
Greg Pak remembers why people wrote science fiction in the first place -- to explore qualities that make someone human. That's why his film Robot Stories emphasizes emotion over special effects. By Jason Silverman.

Heart treatment from a distance

Heart treatment from a distance 08/11/2004 06:31 AM
A device implanted in the chest could help doctors treat heart rhythm problems remotely by computer.

From Heart of Indonesia's Disaster, a
Cry for Help

From Heart of Indonesia's Disaster, a
Cry for Help 01/01/2005 02:12 PM
The president of Indonesia visited the center of the damage for the first time, flying over a 150-mile strip where all signs of habitation were obliterated.

Launch Pad: Born-Again Heart

Launch Pad: Born-Again Heart 05/14/2004 03:11 PM
Technology Review May 14 2004 6:52PM GMT

Heart of The Alien Rewritten

Heart of The Alien Rewritten 01/05/2005 07:07 AM

"heart of the election battle"

"heart of the election battle" 05/12/2004 01:25 AM

Microwaves used in heart therapy

Microwaves used in heart therapy 05/18/2004 04:22 AM
A microwave procedure that cooks the heart could soon become a routine therapy for heart rhythm disorders.

New heart villain seen (USATODAY.com)

New heart villain seen (USATODAY.com) 01/06/2005 09:08 AM
USATODAY.com - Two leading research groups independently reported today that lowering blood levels of a protein that promotes artery inflammation is just as important as reducing bad cholesterol for preventing heart attacks and strokes.

Free Wi-Fi in Auckland's Heart

Free Wi-Fi in Auckland's Heart 05/31/2004 11:23 PM
Auckland City and ISP sponsor free Wi-Fi for June in central business district: Reach Wireless, which uses RoamAD's Wi-Fi mesh technology, has launched its central business district (CBD) service in New Zealand's Auckland City. The CBD and Reach are sponsoring free Wi-Fi with a downtown purchase through the month of June as a promotion. RoamAD's CEO Martin Levy said that service speeds range from 500 Kbps to 1.5 Mbps throughout the three-kilometer-square covered area. Pavements have been marked with a "Wi-Fi Zone" tag, and people in orange suits--I'm checking on why orange--and hard hats are handing out information packets during June. Regular service costs are NZ$8.50 (US$5.27) for an hour, NZ$16.95 (US$10.50) for a day, NZ$49.95 ($30.97) for monthly users that the press release describes as "light" (600 megabytes of transfer), and NZ$74.95 ($46.47) for "uncapped reasonable use service": 10 gigabytes per month after which your service speed may be capped at 256 Kbps....

Heart disease 'on the increase'

Heart disease 'on the increase' 06/03/2004 09:50 PM
The number of people suffering from heart disease is rising, the British Heart Foundation says.

My heart erupts like Mt. Vesuvio

My heart erupts like Mt. Vesuvio 06/04/2004 02:15 PM
Buongiorno a tutti: "la rapidita della disfunzione della cultura digitale" in Naples.

Buongiorno a tutti: "la rapidita della disfunzione della cultura digitale" in Naples

How do you like our conference room at Culture Digitali in Naples ?

Paolo is explaining the blog phenomenon

Franceska and Giuseppe listen carefully

Joi and me learning Italian

[Loic Le Meur Blog]

Por il mio Italiani amici.....

CNNNN: Embedded in your heart

CNNNN: Embedded in your heart 06/04/2004 10:02 PM
CNNNN: Australia's finest news source, with the very best Newstainment around, presented by professional commentators with the aid of the CNNNN Newsband, studio audience and newsbar monkey, and advertisement support from Esteem ("because you need it") and Boggs beer ("the imported beer made right here"). Featuring new reality show Animal Farm, Bush's Slumber Down Under (let's "give him the big Dubya"), extreme news from the Firth Report, CNNNN Pay-Per-News and much, much more. [warning: RealPlayer]

at the heart of so much human misery

at the heart of so much human misery 05/04/2004 07:48 AM
Kass or Nussbaum on Disgust? .. more» .. more

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EDS' change of heart

EDS' change of heart 03/19/2005 02:32 AM
ZDNet Mar 19 2005 6:36AM GMT

Beyond the EKG, to a Hypersensitive
Heart Monitor

Beyond the EKG, to a Hypersensitive
Heart Monitor 04/21/2004 09:03 PM
A new computer-based method delivers far more detailed information about the electrical activity of the heart.

Fixing a racing heart

Fixing a racing heart 01/05/2005 06:44 PM
Modern medicine has crossed into magic. My wife Ann went into the Brigham and Women's Hospital today at 6AM to have her tachycardia -- episodes of a racing heartbeat -- fixed. A little before 10AM, they threaded five wires up through her arteries (veins?), from her groin directly into her heart. Ann says the procedure was basically painless. Once the catheters were in her heart, the doctors stimulated a tachycardia episode and used that to figure out which circuit was going astray. They heated the tip of one of the wires and burned a square millimeter or so of her...

Bowie in emergency heart op

Bowie in emergency heart op 07/08/2004 07:18 PM
Singer David Bowie has undergone surgery for a blocked artery, it emerges.

Bless Leucadia's Heart

Bless Leucadia's Heart 08/19/2004 03:28 PM
S&P downgrades Leucadia's credit because of its increased industry risk to the telecom sector.
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Simplortal 0.0

Simplortal 0.0 01/05/2005 10:40 PM
A simple portal system.

Heart [Flickr]

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