Concerns That Nanotech Label Is Overused

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Is 'nanotech' label overused?

Is 'nanotech' label overused? 04/12/2004 10:14 AM
CNET Apr 12 2004 2:08PM GMT

Treatments for Menopause May Be Overused
(AP)

Treatments for Menopause May Be Overused
(AP) 03/23/2005 07:50 PM
AP - American women may be overusing treatments for symptoms of menopause, including hormone therapies that can pose a risk, a National Institutes of Health consensus panel said Wednesday. "For women who don't have very serious symptoms, waiting it out may be the best strategy," said Dr. Carol M. Mangione of the University of California, Los Angeles.

"list of 2003?s mis-used, overused, and
useless words."

"list of 2003?s mis-used, overused, and
useless words." 01/04/2004 03:53 AM

"An exhaustive, deceptively simple list
of overused cliches"

"An exhaustive, deceptively simple list
of overused cliches" 08/18/2004 08:34 PM

What Can Nanotech Do for You?

What Can Nanotech Do for You? 03/20/2003 01:05 PM
While tiny technology, such as minuscule robots that take inventory or scan the bloodstream for signs of disease, never fails to amaze, it also tends to generate skepticism over the extent of its practical applications. But experts say that nanotechnology is already benefiting a range of industries and is poised to deliver significant advances.

Should Nanotech Be Regulated?

Should Nanotech Be Regulated? 04/07/2005 01:03 PM

Nanotech snoozery

Nanotech snoozery 10/28/2003 11:07 PM
This is the second time I've listened to a talk about nanotech from someone representing the Foresight Institute (the first was Robert Drexler), and both...

Nanotech and Kabbalah

Nanotech and Kabbalah 09/02/2004 08:11 AM
David Pescovitz: At the NanoBot, Howard Lovy writes about the philosophical connection between nanotechnology and the Jewish mysticism of Kabbalah. This is not newage (rhymes with "sewage") mumbo-jumbo, but rather an informed, passionate, and moving thought-exercise about the "spirit" of science:

"...the most brilliant men of Medieval Jewry, shut out of any other profession in which their intellect could be used, spent what I used to think was a complete waste of mind power, reflecting on the minutia of Jewish law – taking the Torah and extrapolating a complex system of laws. Creating, codifying, obsessively ordering and numbering a spiritual system into a logical system.

But the smaller you get, the more you see the logic and order break down. The laws of physics seem to change. The smaller the size, the deeper the mystery and the more the orderly turns chaotic. It all meets on the nanoscale and below, where spirit/spirituality meets the individual components of organisms, where sand meets wave, where analog meets digital, where spirit meets matter."

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Nanotech Undies

Nanotech Undies 06/24/2005 04:02 PM

I'm going to give you two possible methods for keeping your panties fresh and odor free. Please choose one:

1. Purchase Green-Shield Underwear, which uses nanotechnology to create a negative ionic field near your junk to repel bacteria while increasing circulation and leaching toxins from the body. This underwear also absorbs "far-infrared rays" and cause your cells to vibrate a higher frequency which speeds up metabolism and helps you eliminate wastes.

2. Wash your stinky underpants.

I'm going to let you all mull that one over and get back to me, but I'm going for #1. The more untested, chemically treated fabric I can press against my Bobs-Yer-Uncle the better.

The cleanest underwear in town [TaipeiTimes]

Nanotech: Dissecting What It Is, and
Isn't

Nanotech: Dissecting What It Is, and
Isn't 03/29/2005 03:06 PM
TheStreet.com Mar 29 2005 5:59PM GMT

Nanotech or Nano-Not?

Nanotech or Nano-Not? 04/18/2004 05:39 PM

Look Under the WPA Label

Look Under the WPA Label 07/02/2004 12:54 PM
PC World investigates whether WPA labeling matches WPA certification: Sean Captain discovers that even when a product says it has WPA, you might need to check twice. Microsoft's now-discounted 802.11g router said on the box that it had WPA certification, but that's not the case. The device slipped in under the wire for Wi-Fi certification requiring WPA late last year, and the upgrade for WPA isn't due until this month. The Wi-Fi Alliance's database of certification had the correct details, however. Captain warns that if you need WPA, make sure the device has it: just being 802.11g isn't enough....

Teaching Nanotech to Swim

Teaching Nanotech to Swim 07/24/2004 11:09 PM

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“One of the cultural icons of nanotechnology is the image of the surgical team from the 1966 science fiction movie, Fantastic Voyage, motoring along through the bloodstream of scientist Jan Benes. Everyone knows the image is about as closely related to real-life nanotechnology as Jurassic Park is to genomics-still, it’s hard to shake. The scene, and others like it have inspired a generation of researchers to pursue technologies that may one day deliver cancer-fighting drugs…

IBM claims nanotech breakthrough

IBM claims nanotech breakthrough 12/08/2003 02:21 AM
Boston Globe Dec 8 2003 1:02AM ET

IBM Claims Nanotech Breakthrough

IBM Claims Nanotech Breakthrough 12/08/2003 03:29 AM
AP via Daily Press Dec 8 2003 2:36AM ET

Clothing Chemistry and Nanotech

Clothing Chemistry and Nanotech 12/31/2004 12:32 PM
Technocrat.net Dec 31 2004 4:34PM GMT

The Players and Pretenders of Nanotech

The Players and Pretenders of Nanotech 08/30/2004 12:02 PM
Some companies are positioning themselves to make big profits in tomorrow's small tech.

Prince accused on nanotech

Prince accused on nanotech 07/12/2004 08:47 AM
Fertility expert Lord Winston accuses Prince Charles of feeding unfounded suspicion of science in society.

Nanotech -- Old Rules for a New Science

Nanotech -- Old Rules for a New Science 03/31/2005 09:04 AM
TheStreet.com Mar 31 2005 1:12PM GMT

Prince Charles gives forth on nanotech

Prince Charles gives forth on nanotech 07/12/2004 07:05 AM
No grey goo apocalypse, but caution required

GE Flexes Its Nanotech Muscle

GE Flexes Its Nanotech Muscle 07/07/2004 02:49 PM
Breakthrough signals enhanced electronics -- and bodes well for dividends.

HP comes up with nanotech transistor
replacement

HP comes up with nanotech transistor
replacement 02/05/2005 09:36 PM
Will transistors go the way of vacuum tubes? A discovery by HP could set the stage for nanoscale computing down the line.

This Nanotech Deserves Respect

This Nanotech Deserves Respect 07/30/2004 01:54 PM
The Hidden Gem Flamel still looks good for the future.

Nanotech Moving Up to Forefront

Nanotech Moving Up to Forefront 08/01/2004 08:03 AM
Hankooki Aug 1 2004 11:45AM GMT

Nanotech takes aim at transistors

Nanotech takes aim at transistors 02/01/2005 09:51 PM
Scientists make a step towards creating tiny structures that could one day replace transistor technology.

IBM Storage Breakthrough Goes Nanotech

IBM Storage Breakthrough Goes Nanotech 03/20/2003 01:05 PM
Scientists at IBM have announced that they can compress massive amounts of data into 1 trillion bits per square inch -- nearly 20 times greater than the most dense magnetic storage solutions currently available.

New ' Apple ' label ?

New ' Apple ' label ? 12/08/2003 07:10 PM
Microsoft. So does eBay. So does Google. And AOL has actually done pretty well, too - contrary to a lot of the things people say. ...

The Ringtone Label?

The Ringtone Label? 12/24/2004 12:18 PM
With the rise of ringtones, it seems that some have really taken the idea and tried to run with it. So far, certainly, ringtones have done well for some companies, but it's still not clear if it's a sustainable market, or a faddish one. There's also the fact that the industry continues to deny that file sharing of ringtones could ever be a risk -- which suggests they're only asking for serious trouble down the road. Still, the latest move is that one company has set up a record label just for ringtones. Because, already, musicians have separate labels for CDs and videos and digital downloads and... wait a second... no they don't. Most musicians basically sign deals with a single recording label to handle all of their musical endeavors, so it seems sort of strange to have an entirely separate label for ringtones only. For recording labels that don't already include this in their standard contracts, they will soon -- and then this new "label" will be out of luck. Of course, the reality is that it's just a way for this company to get a little extra publicity for these "unique" ringtones. Considering that part of the reason ringtones are so popular, though, is that people recognize the songs they represent, it makes you wonder if people really are that interested in songs that are designed just to be ringtones. Seems sort of like a niche market within a niche market.

Label Templates 1.0

Label Templates 1.0 01/01/2004 05:04 PM
Label templates for CD, DVD, diskettes, mailing and shipping and more in Adobe PDF files.

Label Printer Pro 6.2

Label Printer Pro 6.2 05/24/2004 02:26 PM
Print your favorite labels with ease.

Senate Approves $3.7B Nanotech Bill

Senate Approves $3.7B Nanotech Bill 11/19/2003 03:29 PM
Imminent House passage of the measure could fund R&D advancing semiconductor manufacturing.

Report advises caution over nanotech use

Report advises caution over nanotech use 08/10/2004 01:34 AM
123Bharath.com Aug 10 2004 5:37AM GMT

Wall Street falls for nanotech

Wall Street falls for nanotech 07/13/2004 06:55 PM
globetechnology.com Jul 13 2004 11:13PM GMT

US army dips into nanotech research

US army dips into nanotech research 06/25/2004 11:47 AM
The Register Jun 25 2004 3:59PM GMT

Israel's nanotech-powered superhero

Israel's nanotech-powered superhero 03/28/2005 01:16 PM
David Pescovitz: Over at the NanoBot, Howard Lovy introduces us to Israel's first "nanotechnology-powered" superhero, The Golem. The superhero stars in a new daily comic strip hosted on Ynetnews.

Howard writes: Golems are clay creatures of Jewish legend brought to "life" by rabbis who can master the correct Kabbalistic incantations. Mary Shelley was said to have been inspired by them when she created Frankenstein. The most famous of these Jewish Frankensteins was the 17th century Golem of Prague, created out of clay and brought to life with one word, "emet" ("truth"), placed on its forehead by Rabbi Jehudah Loew...

Since then, the golem has come to symbolize how the "creations" of man can go horribly wrong. I wonder if this comic's creators are aware that if they are to stay true to the golem legends their superhero must ultimately fail. The moral of the Jewish myth is that it is dangerous for mankind to "play God," or to "alter nature" by giving life to clay...

In this modern version, it's government bureaucracy that goes awry. The first comic begins with Professor Finstein's "Israeli Super Hero Project" about to become the victim of budget cuts. He convinced the government to build it using "these very small appliances," which turned out to be nanobots, of course. What he did not say was that he neded "67 trillion" of them to build a proper super hero. "Oy vey .." exclaims the guy from the Israeli budget office.

Link to Nanobot post, Link to the comic

Nanotech frauds imminent, warns VC

Nanotech frauds imminent, warns VC 06/18/2004 04:55 AM
Except the ones I've invested in, of course...

Scientists call for nanotech caution

Scientists call for nanotech caution 07/29/2004 11:38 AM
No grey goo apocalypse likely, but still...

Nanotech leads way to quantum computing

Nanotech leads way to quantum computing 07/30/2004 08:31 AM
PC Magazine UK Jul 30 2004 12:37PM GMT

Nanotech Memory Chips Might Soon Be a
Reality

Nanotech Memory Chips Might Soon Be a
Reality 06/07/2004 01:08 AM
New York Times Jun 7 2004 5:55AM GMT
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