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Recent News and Articles on the Keywords: old + identities + remembers  Related to the article below (Last Update: 8/5/2008)

"Clear" Air-Travel Pass Data Stolen From SFO
Slashdot - 50 minutes ago
TSA has suspended new registrations in the system, which is run by a private contractor, Verified Identity Pass, Inc., a subsidiary of GE. ...

Telegraph.co.uk
Abduction Suspect Clark Rockefeller Could Be Hiding Criminal Past
FOXNews -
Rockefeller remained behind bars Tuesday and has refused to provide information about his true identity or his background in hours-long interviews with FBI ...
CBS
Rockefeller Linked To Calif. Murder? Boston Channel.com
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Police using Internet to catch predators
Jamestown Sun, ND -
All it took was a few clicks on the keyboard to establish a new identity: that of a 13-year-old girl. It didn?t take long to make new friends. ...
Exclusive: Bono Remembers U2?s ?Boy?
Rolling Stone - Aug 3, 2008
Then there is the galling religious audacity of writing a song about agape love at eighteen years old?.that alone deserves some gold stars as well as the ...
Living in the shadow of the K-Gun
Globe and Mail, Canada -
But roughly a decade after the last of the players from their glory years had left, this is still a team very much in search of an identity. ...
The Web of Wanton Cruelty: Trolling Turns Vicious
NewsFactor Network, CA -
"It sounded like kids," remembers Mitchell's father, Mark Henderson, a 44-year-old information technology executive. "They'd say, 'Hi, this is Mitchell, ...

New York Times
China?s Olympic Crossroads: Orville Schell on Moving Beyond Old Wounds
New York Times, United States - Aug 1, 2008
One remembers the demonstrations in foreign capitals that erupted earlier this year over the issue of Tibet. While the grievances of the exiled Tibetans ...
Grass-finished beef makes for juicy burgers
BurlingtonFreePress.com, VT -
By Melissa Pasanen, Free Press ? August 5, 2008 EAST HARDWICK ? Nancy Nottermann remembers vividly the first time she saw her future husband back in 1972. ...
'I carried my siblings' bones'
Independent Online, South Africa -
Lindiwe said she lost everything, including her identity book. "What saddens me is the people I lived with in that community wanted to beat me up instead of ...
Mary Dejevsky: Farewell to the keeper of Russia's conscience
Independent, UK -
But the announcement of the death of Alexander Solzhenitsyn conveyed me instantly back, as it doubtless conveyed many Russians old enough to remember, ...
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[CITATION] Hidden Children; The Literature o)
AL BERCER - Jewish American and Holocaust Literature: Representation in …, 2004 - State University of New York Press
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FOOTPRINTS OF THE FUGITIVE: SLAVE NARRATIVE DISCOURSE AND THE TRACE OF AUTOBIOGRAPHY -
LA CASMIER-PAZ - Biography, 2001 - muse.jhu.edu
... named Johnson, suggests the name "Douglass," which he remembers from his ... Throughout
the narrative Frederick Douglass discards old identities and old names as ...

Teacher Training and Changing Professional Identity in Early Twentieth Century England -
P Gardner - Journal of Education for Teaching, 1995 - ingentaconnect.com
... Nora Crawford, brought up in rural Nottinghamshire, similarly remembers her eagerness
to ... she speaks to us of the qualities which the old identity seemed to ...

Hong Kong Remembers: A Thick Description of Electronic Memory -
EKW Ma - Social text(Print), 1999 - JSTOR
... Lam tells the Hong Kong Remembers 79. same entertaining ... Cheng's well- known pro-China
identity could easily trigger ... that I was only eight years old during the ...

Cherbourg's Chinatown: creating an identity of place on an Australian Aboriginal settlement
G Ramsay - Journal of Historical Geography, 2003 - Elsevier
... settlement's modus operandi was the attempt to destroy the inmate's cultural identity. ...
Lesley Williams remembers the settlement as ... 35] some of them were old tin ...

The Ethnopsychology of In-Law Feud and the Remaking of Group Identity in Beowulf: The Cases of …
JM Hill - Philological Quarterly, 1999 - questia.com
... treasure ring on a young Dane, one who remembers all, the ... eventually regroup,
reasserting righteously by the prompted sword their old identities not entangled ...
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The Experience of Catholicism for Jewish Children During World War Ii -
F Hogman - Psychoanalytic Review, 1988 - pep-web.org
... integrate the Jewish and Catholic aspects of their identities. ... Renee was eight years
old in 1939, the ... went to Catholic school and remembers feeling ?strange ...

Infinite Responsibility: European Burdens in the Wake of Yugoslavia
A Options, TOC Latest - Social Identities, 2001 - ingentaconnect.com
... This pain is all he remembers about his origin in the village of Sokolovici ... this
pain of separation as a nostalgic cohesive that links the old identity of a ...
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Infinite Responsibility: European Burdens in the Wake of Yugoslavia -
TZ Longinovic - Social Identities, 2001 - informaworld.com
... This pain is all he remembers about his origin in the village of Sokolovici ... this
pain of separation as a nostalgic cohesive that links the old identity of a ...

Identity but not expression memory for unfamiliar faces is affected by ageing -
A D??Argembeau, M Van der Linden - Memory, 2004 - informaworld.com
... This is quite logical because, if one remembers the expression of a ... expression memory
for faces that received an R response for identity recognition Young Old ...

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'Retrospective Rubber' Remembers Its Old Identities

Researchers at the University of Rochester have developed a shape-memory rubber that may enable applications as diverse as biomedical implants, conformal face-masks, self-sealing sutures, and "smart" labels.

The material, described in the journal Advanced Materials, forms a new class of shape-memory polymers, which are materials that can be stretched to a new shape and will stay in that form until heated, at which time they revert to their initial shape.

Unlike conventional shape-memory polymers, however, the new material is transparent, rubbery, and most importantly, engineers will be able to control the speed at which it returns to its original shape. Other shape memory polymers use crystallization to hold a temporary shape, which often makes them opaque, hard, and brittle in their frozen states, and this can limit their use.

"At higher temperatures the material stretches like a rubber band, but, at lower temperatures, it stiffens up," says Mitchell Anthamatten, assistant professor of chemical engineering and inventor of the material. "This property can be used to temporarily hold the material in a deformed shape; and its original shape can be recalled by heating. Imagine an optical lens that can be triggered to change shape, a face-mask that can fit any user, or a biomedical implant that changes shape slow enough for a surgical procedure."

The new rubber functions differently than conventional shape-memory materials by using "sticker groups"—hydrogen bonding groups that form temporary bonds. These sticker groups break and reform constantly. It's akin to tearing a net apart only to find that new knots have formed between different strands. When the material is stretched, new bonds form that hold the material, temporarily, in its deformed shape. Creating the rubber with different amounts of sticker groups controls the rate at which the rubber returns to its original shape. With this control, Anthamatten envisions applications that today's shape-memory polymers simply can't fulfill.

"The pressure at which you hold together a sutured wound determines a lot about how it will heal," says Anthamatten. "This polymer could be made into a thread that responds precisely to body temperature, tightening the sutures to the perfect pressure."

Anthamatten is currently investigating how dyes diffuse through his networks. "We expect the rate of dye diffusion to increase with temperatures," says Anthamatten. This property may enable "smart" labels that account for time and temperature and can inform customers when products are about to expire. "We may not always have to rely on the expiration date. What if our milk was not refrigerated properly? What if the air conditioner failed for some time at the pharmacy? People want to know that their products are fresh."

One aspect of the clear rubber that surprised Anthamatten was how easy it is to make. "It's ridiculously simple," he says, "and we're fascinated by how small modifications lead to major changes in how the material behaves."

 
 
 
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