61. Universal Cryonics Society A bunch of goofy Scots who claim to have been doing cryonics for over 100 years, not to mention their office on the planet Mars. http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/vinforte/ucs.htm

Cryonics, Society, Universal Cryonics Society Welcome to the Web Site of The Universal Cryonics Society We can be reached at 11 Burningbush Lane Firth of Fife, Scotland Tel. 011 44 41 785-9003 The Universal Cryonics Society was established in 1889 Our chief operating officers include: Seamus MacDuff, Chief Executive Officer Shivas Irons, M.D., PhD, Research Director Agatha McNaughton, Technical Sales Director Click "UCS' and come enter the world of The Universal Cryonics Society. UCS

62. Forever For All Moral Philosophy, Cryonics, And The Scientific By R. Michael Perry, PhD. This book considers how the problems of death and the hereafter ought to be addressed in light of continuing scientific progress. http://www.upublish.com/books/perry.htm

63. Cryonics Is NOT The Same As Cryogenics - Cryogenic Society Of America Cryogenics and cryogenic related applications are the focus of CSA. Cryogenics and cryonics are occasionally confused in the popular press. http://www.cryogenicsociety.org/cryonics/

Thu Jan 24 2008 15:57:40 CST Read the current issue of Click here Cryonics is NOT the same as Cryogenics We wish to clarify that cryogenics, which deals with extremely low temperatures, has no connection with cryonics, the belief that a person can be frozen at death, stored in a cryogenic vessel, and later brought back to life. We do not endorse this belief, and indeed find it untenable. Individuals, script writers, novelists, TV writers, everyone: Please do not confuse these two words. If you need information on body freezing, search the web under cryonics comments: csa@cryogenicsociety.org

64. Nanomedicine And Cryonics Future Salon / Future Salon Network Wiki Nanomedicine and cryonics Future Salon. So, you want to live forever? This Future Salon (Tuesday 24th of April) will cover the latest development in the http://www.eu.socialtext.net/futuresalon/index.cgi?nanomedicine_and_cryonics_fut

65. Cell Preservation Is The Key To Cryonics - Popular Mechanics Cell preservation is the key to cryonics, which for years has been promoted as a possible way of returning to life at some future date. http://www.popularmechanics.com/science/health_medicine/1281061.html

CONTACT US SUBSCRIBE ADVERTISE MARKETPLACE ... How-To Central Full Text Keyword menuStart('primaryNav'); Robotics Extreme Machines Research Worst-Case Scenarios ... Science Cell preservation is the key to cryonics BY JIM WILSON Photo by Alcor Life Extension Foundation Published in the November 2001 issue. Page Email Print del.icio.us Reddit Digg it View blog authority Section Archive An emergency recovery team is dispatched to recover a patient's head, I am having second thoughts about having my head cut off. Not in the near future you understand, but after I'm dead. What changed my mind is a pair of recent scientific journal articles about techniques that can keep cells in a near-perfect state of preservation. Cell preservation is the key to cryonics, which for years has been promoted as a possible way of returning to life at some future date. Since the idea was introduced in the mid-1970s, the prospect of coming back from the dead has improved considerably. Today, it routinely happens in intensive care units and emergency vehicles. As portable defibrillators become more common, people will be coming back from the dead during football games and red-eye flights from L.A. At the same time, scientists have also discovered how to revive living tissue that has been stored at ultralow temperatures. Sensational lawsuits between couples fighting over ownership of human embryos often surface on the evening news. Behind these headlines, there is active, organized and legal trade in frozen embryos. Most are embryos of racehorses and prize bulls, and the occasional endangered species. Not long ago, in an attempt to preserve the species, an African wildcat was born after its frozen embryo was implanted in the uterus of a house cat.

66. Cryonics FAQ This FAQ about cryonics was compiled and written by Tim Freeman tim@infoscreen.com with numerous contributions by others. http://stason.org/TULARC/education-books/cryonics/

stason.org TULARC Education Cryonics FAQ stason.org Articles Development Books ... Site Map Search Favorites Chest of Books I want a better... Meta Religion StasoSphere ... MailChannels Other Sites Hosted by Frequently Asked Questions about Cryonics This FAQ about Cryonics was compiled and written by Tim Freeman tim@infoscreen.com with numerous contributions by others. 2-1. Has anyone been successfully revived from cryonic suspension? No. Fortunately, successful cryonics is a two-step process:... 2-2. What advances need to be made before people frozen now have a chance of being revived? (Cryonics) A number of advances in basic areas of research such as medicine,... 2-3. Is there any government or university supported research on cryonics specifically? There was suspended animation research sponsored by NASA as late ... 2-4. What is the procedure for freezing people? (Cryonics) Read an account of a cryonic suspension. Briefly, circulation ... 2-5. How can one get a more detailed account of a suspension? (Cryonics) Cryomsgs 601 and 602 are The Transport of Patient A-1312 (28K bytes)...

67. Future Salon : Nanomedicine And Cryonics Future Salon I have created a wiki page for the collection of links and information about Nanomedicine and cryonics. Please add your findings. http://www.futuresalon.org/2007/04/nanomedicine_an.html

hostName = '.futuresalon.org'; Future Salon Companion Weblog to the Accelerations Studies Foundation Future Salon Future Salon Space SAP Labs Map: Future Salon events location About Future Salon Future Salon Mailing List / Discussion Forum Sign up to be notified of upcoming events and to take part in our discussion. Future Salons Workspace Join us here to discuss improvement ideas and select themes and speakers for the next Future Salons. January 2008 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat RSS Posts RSS Comments Recent Posts Digital Dharma Future Salon Tomorrow Friday 18th Archives January 2008 December 2007 ... Main April 04, 2007 Nanomedicine and Cryonics Future Salon Update : Event moved to Tuesday 24th of April So, you want to live forever? This Future Salon (Tuesday 24th of April) will cover the latest development in the area of Nanomedicine, which has the potential to erase most diseases. Live long enough to live forever, or if you can't live long enough, then give your body a little break via Cryonics Presenter Ralph Merkle is one of the top experts in molecular manufacturing. He served for several years as an executive editor of the journal Nanotechnology . He also chaired both the Fourth and Fifth Foresight Conferences on Molecular Nanotechnology; and won the

68. New Zealand Cryonics* Society The cryonic organisations world wide lack size, so are unable to mount effective cryonics emergency rescue teams except in some areas. http://www.nzcryonicssociety.org.nz/

New Zealand Cryonics* Society *Cryonics: The Science and Technology of Cryopreservation for Future Reanimation. The Case for Cryonics. The central idea of cryonics is simple: if sufficient biological structure in dying patients can be preserved at low temperature today, then revival and rejuvenation by future medical technology is (in principle) possible. This proposition is based on diverse but solid evidence from the fields of neurobiology, low-temperature biology, and theoretical engineering. FACT: Persistence of long term memory and personality does not require continuous brain function. Clinical experience demonstrates that memory and personality may be retained in persons who have had prolonged breaks in brain electrical activity. FACT: Ultra-Low Temperatures can preserve fine brain structure indefinitely if the brain is carefully preserved in the first place. FACT: Design outlines are already in place for cell repair technologies which could be used to recover patients retaining such brain structures, even if they are imperfectly preserved. Moreover, the development of these technologies appears

69. Cryonics Are We By Cryonics cryonics are where? Great prod this. added on the 200507-24 by Broderick. typical overrated cryonics ride in to fugyly town. http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=5592

70. Science Central : Science - Biology - Cryobiology - Cryonics Category Listing Science Biology - Cryobiology - cryonics. http://www.sciencecentral.com/category/286

Thursday, 24 January, 2008 Home Submit Science Site Add to Favorite Contact search for Directories Aeronautics and Aerospace Agriculture Anomalies and Alternative Science Astronomy ... Technology Category: Science Biology Cryobiology Cryonics SUBMIT A SITE Cryonics Order by Popularity Alphabet Sites Records 1-20 of 66 Go to page Cryonics Belgium (Popularity: Site for Belgian people with an interest in cryonics. Content appears to be totally in ... The Life Extension Foundation (Popularity: Sells supplements and funds/reports on research in life extension and methods to slow and reverse ... Cryonics Institute: Cryonics Suspension Services (Popularity: Trans Time, Inc. Cryonics Services (Popularity: A cryonics service provider in San Leandro, California. Alcor Life Extension Foundation (Cryonics) (Popularity: Site for major cryonics organization in Scottsdale AZ. Contains a lot of information, including an ... Frontier Organizations on the Web (Popularity: A major list of futuristic organizations in the areas of future studies, philosophy, personal and ... Ben Best's Cryonics Articles (Popularity: Primarily dealing with technical issues in cryonics.

71. Definition Of Cryonics It has no connection with cryonics, the belief that a person can be frozen at death, stored in a cryogenic vessel, and later brought back to life. http://dying.about.com/od/glossary/g/cryonics.htm

zOBT=" Ads" zGCID=" test1" zGCID=" test1 test7" zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') z160=zpreC(160,600);z336=zpreC(336,280);z728=zpreC(728,90);z133=zpreC(336,133);zItw=160 Palliative Care var h2=document.getElementsByTagName("h2")[0];if(h2.getElementsByTagName("a")[0].firstChild.nodeValue.length>29)h2.className="long"; Home Health Palliative Care Search over 1.4 million articles by over 600 experts Palliative Care About.com Search Palliative Care Hospice 101 Caregivers End-of-Life Choices ... on the Palliative Care Forum "Definition of Cryonics" h1 = document.getElementById("title").getElementsByTagName("h1")[0];h1.innerHTML = widont(h1.innerHTML); by Kirsti A. Dyer MD, MS, FT for About.com Created: December 23, 2006 About.com Health's Disease and Condition content is reviewed by V.K. Gadi, MD Filed In: Glossary Email to a friend Print this Page Submit to Digg Related Terms Definition of Cryogenics Most Popular Write a Condolence Letter How to Write a Sympathy Letter Examples of Eulogies The Immortal Memory Toast Related Sites Senior Health Cancer Depression Stress Management Definition: The technology for freezing a person after a terminal illness or a fatal accident, in the hope that medical science will be able to revive that person in the future, when life extension and anti-aging have become a reality.

72. Cryonics Records Metal. http://come.to/Cryonics

73. FirstScience - Suspending Life: The Science Of Cryonics Moments after death, some people are being preserved in very cold conditions with the hopes that future technology will be able to bring them back to life. http://www.firstscience.com/home/articles/humans/suspending-life-the-science-of-

ADVERTISMENT Members Login RSS FEED Win a Book News ... FirstScience TV Browse by category Earth Humans Machines Space ... Humans 24 Jan 2008 Suspending Life: The Science of Cryonics - 2 Mar 2007 By Jen Schripsema Page 1 of 3 Moments after death, some people are being preserved in very cold conditions with the hopes that future technology will be able to bring them back to life. Is this scientifically possible? Freezing people only to revive them at a later date is a good plot device for movies such as Idiocracy Austin Powers , or Forever Young . It may sound like science fiction but in fact over 140 people, including famous baseball player Ted Williams, have already been preserved using a technique called cryonics, where human bodies are cooled to extremely low temperatures and stored in the hope that future technology will bring them back to life. But how does cryonics actually work? Or, according to many scientists, not work? Credit: Alcor Life Extension Foundation This "bigfoot" Dewar is custom-designed to contain four wholebody patients and six neuropatients immersed in liquid nitrogen at -196 degrees Celsius. The Dewar is an insulated container that consumes no electric power. Liquid nitrogen is added periodically to replace the small amount that evaporates. Preserving bodies Alcor Life Extension Foundation and the Cryonics Institute Email to friend Print article Del.icio.us

74. Yet Another Transhumanist Blog: Cryonics Meets Future Fatigue cryonics organizations in some of their recent publications have implied a move away from dependence on nanotech hocuspocus to turn us into immortal http://transsurvivalist.blogspot.com/2008/01/cryonics-meets-future-fatigue.html

skip to main skip to sidebar Yet Another Transhumanist Blog Thursday, January 10, 2008 Cryonics meets future fatigue Another debate has flared up on Cryonet on how to run Alcor, an issue I have an opinion about but I don't want to express for awhile until I get more information. I do have to wonder about an unstated cause of cryonicists' anxiety: The fear that technological progress has effectively stalled or stagnated, so that we won't ever have the ability to resuscitate cryonauts no matter how many centuries someone can keep pouring liquid nitrogen over us. Cryonics organizations in some of their recent publications have implied a move away from dependence on nanotech hocus-pocus to turn us into immortal supermen . The scientists working with us think they can make progress in improving cryonic suspensions up front by vitrifying human brains to eliminate most ice damage, an effort I certainly support. But the back end of the cryonics journey looks increasingly iffy, now that Drexlerian nanotech has apparently joined the ranks of flying cars, jet packs and space colonies. I worry about this a lot these days. I turned 48 back in November, and I know guys my age with grandchildren. More than half the life I can depend on has already passed, with no guarantee that we'll have successor technologies to conquer aging and death. (I don't get the whole Aubrey de Grey thing. He just doesn't give me a boner.) Cryonics, a child of the paleo-future 1960's, could easily fall into desuetude along with that decade's hopes of supersonic jet travel, manned space exploration and the pervasive use of nuclear power and cybernation to free us from toil.

75. Marketing Cryonics Preface This essay is about using the concept of positioning to direct the marketing of cryonics. These are just my initial notions on the idea, http://www.etext.org/Politics/Extropy.Institute/brown.021293

76. Cryonics — Blogs, Pictures, And More On WordPress Aschwin de Wolf wrote 3 weeks ago cryonics Using low temperatures to care for the critically ill “cryonics does not involve the freezing of dead people. http://wordpress.com/tag/cryonics/

WordPress.com Preferred Language: English Espa±ol Deutsch Portuguªs do Brasil Fran§ais Italiano Bahasa Indonesia Nederlands Svenska Portuguªs T¼rk§e More Languages Sign Up Features Support Story ... Blogs about Cryonics Featured Blog Be More Than You Can Be Kuehleborn's World ALCOR Life Extension Foundation artadi wrote 1 week ago Tags: written What is cryonics? Aschwin de Wolf wrote 1 month ago Retrogeekery and The News ibiteyoureyes wrote 1 month ago Tags: Books Real Friends ibiteyoureyes Why I don't trust cryonics. 6 comments atomicthumbs wrote 2 months ago : Okay. You have died, or are about to die, and are taken to a cryogenics center to have your body Tags: Science Cryonics–A futile desire for everlasting life. Invisible Flan wrote 1 year ago : Finished 6-2-06 [If you would like my cited sources, please ask me and I will give them to you I Tags: Essay Latest research supports possibility of cryopreservation kuehleborn wrote 1 year ago : Slow-frozen people? Latest research supports possibility of cryopreservation from PhysOrg.com The latest research on water - still one of the Tags: transhumanism Have your say. Start a blog.

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