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...owner, says the original drawings make the specimen "an acquisition of a lifetime," since "so little related to a personal aspect of Galileo is on the market." The book will go on show at his Manhattan gallery for a week in September, says Lan, and will carry a price tag of at least $10 million. He notes that past Galileo volumes have sold there for anywhere from $5,000 to $1 million...
About 200 students are enrolled this semester, and they pay IUON's hefty price tag: $8,800 a semester, about four times the in-state tuition for an associate degree at a U.S. community college. "It's a scary obstacle," says fourth-semester student Kristal Nicks. But the 25-year-old Florida native says the loans she took out will be worth it. "I was sick of waiting to become a nurse," she says...
...also searches blogs, Yahoo! profiles, Wikipedia, and company sites to identify both you and other "related" people. (It lists Al Pacino, for example, as being related to Matt Damon and George Clooney.) To improve accuracy, the site lets users vote on all the information it has teased out in tags, such as "male", "Italian-American", "actor" and so on. If it turns out that you are Irish-American, and not Italian-American, for example, your friends (and even strangers) can weigh in and have the offending tag removed. And while anyone can "claim" their existing profile and make corrections...
Doane put the price tag of the project over the next five years at roughly $5 million...
...paint is a blend of chlorotoxin derived from the scorpion (nonpoisonous to humans) and a fluorescent molecule that emits near-infrared light. The scorpion-derived peptide homes in on the cancer cells and binds to them, bypassing healthy cells, while the fluorescent tag is piggybacked on to the peptide. After doctors excise a tumor, they use a special camera that captures nearinfrared photons to then look at the body and see any stray cells the scalpel left behind. At those wavelengths, light from the fluorescent marker cannot be blocked by blood, other body fluids or even thin bone...