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A portrait honoring DNA pioneer Rosalind Franklin is the latest addition to the hallowed halls of the University of Washington Bill and Melinda Gates Center for Computer Science and Engineering. Created by multimedia artist Kate Thompson, it is not just any portrait though, but one that preserves the memory and genetic data of the late scientist.
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Peter Diamandis and Steven Kotler examine the dawn of a new age for human life, suggesting that we are quickly reaching the point that even things like cellular exhaustion are becoming irrelevant, and easily addressed through bio-technical engineering.
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Ta moko, a previously outlawed practice of facial tattooing that defined family heritage and identity is once again embraced by a new generation defying cultural suppression, quickly becoming accepted and honored again in New Zealand.
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The restoration process is currently complete through November 2006. Full restoration of all prior photography anticipated in May 2020. The compiled version of photo albums will discontinue with December 2006. Individual postings for events from January 2007 to current will resume after that.
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