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Human sex, survival & revival cryonics: With popular illustrations by Brian Blair-Giles, 1975 Medical-Legal Aspects of Cryonics: Prospects for Immortality (National university publications) by George Patrick Smith, 1983-07 Cryonics: Frozen for an Eternity by George Stromeyer, 1996-12 Life extension: Life extension,Senescence,Calorie restriction,Cryonics,Anti-aging,Strategies for Engineered Negligible Senescence CRYONICS; REACHING FOR TOMORROW Life of the President of the U.K. World Life Extension: Cryonics' and Nanonics' Society - Autobiography v. 1 by Brian Blair-Giles, 1994-09 " The life of the president of the U.K. World Life Extension: Cryonics' & Nanonics' Society " by Brian Blair-Giles, 1994 Cryonics: Can death be conquered? by Irving P Rand, 1988 Finance, Law, and Cryonics by Gregory E. Noe, 1979-01-01 Cryonics: Reaching for Tomorrow by Brian Wowk, 1991-04 Immortality: Death, Biological immortality, Evolution of ageing, Cryonics, Mind uploading, Cyborg, Afterlife, Immortality in fiction A cryonic suspension and research institute by Michael Eugene Fifield, 1980 Cryonics: Solid State Human Hypothermia First Aid for the Cryopreservation of the Newly Dead: Cryonics - Lecture of Introduction by Brian Blair-Giles, 1994-09

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41. Ananova - Cryonics Founders Cremated
    Two founders of the cryonics movement whose members are frozen after death - have been cremated after a freezer mishap.  
    http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_1766213.html?menu=

42. The Web Page You Referenced Used To Contain A Frequently Asked
    The web page you referenced used to contain a Frequently Asked Questions list about cryonics. Please try Ben Best s cryonics FAQ instead; it is much more  
    http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/user/tsf/Public-Mail/cryonics/html/overview.html

43. Cryonics: Cheating Death
    One version of it, called cryonics, is seen by many as a means of literally cheating death, preserving a human body at the point of death and then,  
    http://www.googobits.com/articles/2903-cryonics-cheating-death.html
    
    Extractions: The idea of suspended animation has been around for decades and has been a mainstay of science fiction. One version of it, called cryonics, is seen by many as a means of literally cheating death, preserving a human body at the point of death and then, in some future time, reviving it when whatever killed it can be cured. People die of diseases and other conditions that sometime in the future might be easily curable. For most people that fact is of little comfort, as, say, cancer ravages their bodies and robs them of life. All there is to do is to make ones death as comfortable and as dignified as possible. Afterwards, ones relatives and loved ones will mourn. But for some people, unwilling to go quietly into that good night no matter what the state of medical science is, there may be an option, albeit a controversial one. That option is to place ones body into a kind of suspended animation, right at the point of clinical death, in the hopes of being revived at some point when medical science can cure whatever condition has killed one. The option in question is called cryonics. The theory behind cryonics stem from cases of people who have fallen into an icy lake and have been submerged for up to an hour in the frigid water before being rescued. The people who managed to survive did so because the icy water put their body into a sort of suspended animation, slowing down their metabolism and brain function to the point where they needed almost no oxygen. Cryonics is a little different than that, however.

44. The Technical Feasibility Of Cryonics. [Med Hypotheses. 1992] - PubMed Result
    Cryonic suspension is a method of stabilizing the condition of someone who is terminally ill so that they can be transported to the medical care facilities  
    http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1435395
    
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45. Council For Secular Humanism
    cryonics is the science of cooling people immediately upon the Like many people who eventually sign up for cryonics, I had multiple questions.  
    http://www.secularhumanism.org/index.php?section=fi&page=hoffman_dwd

46. Cryonics
    cryonics is thought to be science fiction by some people. Imagine yourself five hundred years from now, in a very different world.  
    http://eternidad1953.tripod.com/id2.html

47. Why Cryonics?
    There are various modern preservative procedures available and they are collectively known as cryonics (a word coined to describe the philosophy of Robert  
    http://www.worldhealth.net/p/4206,6752.html
    
    Extractions: Anti-Aging Newsletter Join A4M Multimedia A4M Bookstore Updated: 04:04PM - Thu 1/24/2008 HOME ABOUT A4M CONFERENCES DIRECTORY ... CONTACT US Articles Longevity and Age Management Biotechnology Hormone Therapy 101 Anti-Aging Tips Resources Anti-Aging Glossary Anti-Aging Desk Reference Anti Aging Medical News Archive Off-site Resources ... Anti-Aging Links Clinical Research Abstracts (HGH) Clinical Research Abstracts Testosterone Clinical Research Abstracts Functional Medicine Stem Cell Featured Book Excerpts The NEW Anti-Aging Revolution Infection Protection Ten Weeks to a Younger You Stopping The Clock Human beings are all the same kind of animal and much like many other animals. We exist along with an estimated 5 to 50 million other species which all evolved with survival and reproductive instincts that helped us to avoid danger and threats, and thus to perpetuate ourselves. We human animals are mainly social beings and most of us experience loss when others die, as well as fears of separation or loneliness. Such feelings can be observed in other animals, like elephants, dogs and primates. But unlike these animals and all of the world's other living things, we are the only living creature that knows that it will personally die. What we are not entirely clear about is what death is. Indeed, our recorded history is bloodied with the disagreements between religions and cultures which hold very different views about what life and death mean. Even today no-one agrees, and so the mystifications about life and death remain and explanations are wanting. However, we do have scientific agreement on how to observe and measure biology in its life and decay, from the minute cellular levels of existence to the total biological system of a healthy body and a dying then dead body. It is true that we do not entirely understand human biology, but we have accepted medical definitions of life and death and we act on them accordingly. However, the accepted definition of death has a

48. Cryonics With Link To Cryonics Institute
    Independent funeral directors providing personal service, prepaid funerals, embalming, cryonics, coffins and caskets. Garden of Rememberance, real and  
    http://www.albins.co.uk/cryonics.htm
    
    Extractions: Most kinds of human tissue have been successfully frozen and revived. " Cryonic suspension is a bridge to the future " It should be remembered that it is not our job to freeze, but to cool down. We undertake upon death to be with you as soon as possible, gently using packed ice to cool the deceased down. We will then apply a medical procedure known as Perfusion (a form of transfusion) perfected by injection and then pack the deceased in ice in a specially designed container for shipment as quickly as possible to Detroit, using the same documentation as we would when shipping any human remains. Please remember this can only be done after Legal Death has been recorded and from receipt of Coroners clearance.

49. Technology News: Nanotech: A Conversation About Cryonics
    The main subject was cryonics, the use of technology to cool and preserve the human body with the aim of future revival. The technology, still speculative,  
    http://www.technewsworld.com/story/59748.html
    
    Extractions: 10/12/07 4:00 AM PT Hospitals around the country are wary of giving up bodies for cryopreservation. In at least one state, Arizona, legislators have considered making it nearly impossible for individuals to choose to be cryonically suspended. This brings up the universal question of individual self-determination as well as the proper role of government. Legitimize trust in e-business with new Extended Validation (EV) SSL Certificates. EV SSL triggers a green address bar in high security browsers, such as Microsoft IE7, which helps prove site identity and increase customer trust. Get the green bar and increased sales with EV SSL from VeriSign Last weekend, 150 people attended the

50. Accelerating Future » Paris Hilton Signing Up For Cryonics
    “Anyone not signed up for cryonics has now lost the right to make fun of Paris Hilton, because no matter what else she does wrong, and what else you do  
    http://www.acceleratingfuture.com/michael/blog/?p=593

51. Rudi Hoffman - CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™
    You have negotiated with your wife, and you and she have decided that you can spend $1000 dollars per year towards cryonics funding.”  
    http://www.rudihoffman.com/cryonics.html
    
    Extractions: Most people become uninsurable at some point in their lives. It therefore makes sense to find out how affordable it can be to fund your suspension with the incredible financial leverage that only life insurance provides. It the case of cryonicists, the policy can truly become LIFE insurance not DEATH insurance.

52. Cryonics: Blogs, Photos, Videos And More On Technorati
    test cryonics semantic framing We ll be looking at semantic framing very soon. Even the personal attacks on me will be viewed from a semantic frame  
    http://technorati.com/tag/cryonics
    
    Extractions: Find out what the market is buzzing about in Business Subscribe search in entire post tags only of blogs with any authority a little authority some authority a lot of authority in language all languages Arabic (العربية) Chinese (中文) Dutch (Nederlands) English French (Fran§ais) German (Deutsch) Greek (Ελληνικά) Hebrew (עברית) Italian (Italiano) Japanese (日本語) Korean (한국어) Norwegian (Norsk) Persian (فارسی) Polish (Polski) Portuguese (Portuguªs) Russian (Русский) Spanish (Espa±ol) Swedish (Svenska) Turkish (T¼rk§e) Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt) science life extension transhumanism cryogenics ... http://www.acceleratingfuture.com/ people-blog/ ?p=1224 Anne Corwin is an engineer and technoprogressive activist based in California. She is an intern with the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies and a volunteer for the Methuselah Foundation. She is also the author of the blog Existence is Wonderful and produces the associated podcast, Existence is Wonderful audio. 10 days ago in Future Current Authority: 35 Dr. Evil uses a device he calls a "Time Machine" to travel back to 1969 and remove Austin Powers' mojo. The sexually wounded swinger must travel back in time and, with the help of agent Felicity Shagwell, recover his vitality. Meanwhile, Dr.

53. Cryonics - Community Info
    Japanese cryonics Provider (This page is in Japanese I was referred to it from elsewhere so I cannot guarantee its contents as I do not read Japanese)  
    http://www.livejournal.com/userinfo.bml?user=cryonics

54. Nanotechnology Industries + Cryonics
    Cryonic suspension is an alternative based on the premise that future technologies could reanimate the body from biostasis. I want to live forever,  
    http://www.nanoindustries.com/links/cryonics.html

55. Cryonics
    www.cs.ruu.nl/wais/html/nadir/cryonics-faq/.html - Similar pages KurzweilAI.netWhat would it take to achieve successful cryonics reanimation of a fully functioning human brain, with memories intact? A conversation at the recent Alcor  
    http://www.cs.ruu.nl/wais/html/na-dir/cryonics-faq/.html

56. CRYONICS PICTURES: My Entries
    cryonics PICTURES. RSSFeed. For all categories. » New in this blog. About me cryonics PICTURES. 21Publish - Cooperative Publishing. cryonics  
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57. KrioRus - Cryonics In Russia
    KrioRus specialist Alexey PotapovKrioRus is the first cryonics company outside the United States and is providing affordable cryonics services.  
    http://www.kriorus.ru/english.html
    
    Extractions: Subscribe to KrioRus news KrioRus specialist Alexey Potapov KrioRus is the first cryonics company outside the United States and is providing affordable cryonics services. It was established in 2006 by a group of Russian cryonics enthusiasts who found during a cryosuspension in September 2005 that there are few hurdles to a successful cryonics practice in Russia. The legal issues, the technical issues, the transportation and the co-operation with morticians were all much easier than we expected when we first considered a local cryofirm. Russian cryonicists wanted to create a local company for more than a decade. Preparatory work on KrioRus started in 2005. We selected the location for the storage in January 2006. In March we moved the equipment in and tested the dewar. On April 24 and 28 we moved two Russian patients who have been temporarily stored in dry ice into permanent storage. On May 3, 2006 "KrioRus" was registered as a limited liability company. The company focus is in providing reliable and affordable cryonics services throughout Russia and in Europe. We can minimize the price of cryonics by doing neurosuspension (which is expensive at Alcor and not offered by Cryonics Institute). Our procedures are simple and functional ensuring that the total price stays below 10000 euros in most situations. We are authorised by a Russian insurance company to sell life insurance as their agent (with a discount to the client), bringing cryonics within the reach of everyone. We can also perform a whole-body suspension and store the patient in Russia or ship him to an American cryonics provider.

58. Cryonics Belgium
    cryonics Belgium. Life Extension Through Science And Technology.  
    http://users.skynet.be/cryonicsbelgium/

59. Cryonics - Tribe.net
    A tribe of cryonicists and others interested in selfpreservation.  
    http://cryo.tribe.net/
    
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60. Freezing Assets: Human Corpsicles Could Wake Up Rich | LiveScience
    cryonics clients can name themselves as beneficiaries in dynasty trusts. One of my other favorite early cryonics stories with a legal twist occurs in  
    http://www.livescience.com/technology/060127_freezing_assets.html
    
    Extractions: By Bill Christensen posted: 27 January 2006 01:24 pm ET Share this story Dynasty trusts, also called personal revival trusts, are a hot topic among the cold dead. More than 20 states allow trusts that pay out funds indefinitely to future generations. Now, cryonics clients can name themselves as beneficiaries before being frozen. Who wants to be a corpsicle? Mostly those who are single, male and wealthy. Kenneth Weiss, co-founder of RSA Security is working with a Swiss bank. Robert Miller, owner of Future Electronics, Inc. is also planning for this frozen future. Science fiction writers have been chipping away at prejudices about frozen and preserved people for generations. The word "corpsicle" was probably coined by science fiction Grand Master Frederik Pohl in the mid-1960's. Larry Niven used it in stories like A World Out of Time "Your newspapers called you people corpsicles," said the blond man. "I never understood what the tapes meant by that." "It comes from Popsicle. Frozen sherbet." Corbell had used the word himself before he became one of them. One of the corpsicles, the frozen dead.

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