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	List of Swedes: Definition and Links by Encyclopedian.com
		This is a list of well known Swedes, ordered alphabetically within categories:
		Please consider writing the article bio before adding an empty link to the list.
		Sten Sture the elder, (1470-1497 and 1501-1503), Swedish politician
	www.encyclopedian.com /fa/Famous-Swedish-people.html (117 words)

	Encyclopedia: List of Swedes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		This is a list of Swedish clergymen and theologians.
		Main article: List of Swedish scientists This is a list of Swedish scientists: Chemistry Johan August Arfwedson, (1792-1841), chemist Svante Arrhenius, (1859-1927), chemist and physicist Jöns Jacob Berzelius, (1779-1848), chemist Alfred Nobel, (1833-1896), chemist and founder of the Nobel Prizes Carl Wilhelm Scheele, (1742-1786), chemist Nils Gabriel Sefström, (1787...
		Christopher Polhem (December 18, 1661_ August 30, 1751) was a Swedish scientist and inventor, born in Visby on the island of Gotland.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/List-of-Swedes (6295 words)

	Scientists
		The following is a list of all of the scientists who have signed on to the scientists' statement after it was released in 2004.
		Several scientists do not have an organization listed with their name.
		These scientists are either retired, unaffiliated, or indicated that they preferred not to list their organizations with their signatures on the statement.
	go.ucsusa.org /RSI_list/index.php?scientistsPage=36 (146 words)

	Ocean-drilling scientists cite history of Arctic climate change
		Swedish drilling vessel, Vidar Viking, led the Arctic Coring Expedition, when scientists set out to retrieve subseafloor sediment records to support their investigations into climate change.
		A group of ocean-drilling research scientists that explored the Arctic Ocean subseafloor in Fall 2004 have released new findings in a report to be published in Nature on June 1.
		Expedition co-chief scientist Kathryn Moran, University of Rhode Island, notes that the overall age span of the sediments recovered was a few million years longer than was expected to retrieve.
	www.eurekalert.org /pub_releases/2006-05/iodp-osc052606.php (584 words)

	YouTube - Swedish National Anthem - Nationalsången / Du gamla du fria
		In some schools pupils are not allowed to wear the Swedish flag on their clothes, but muslim pupils are encouraged to wear their outfit.
		The Swedish birthrate is among the lowest, divorces among the highest and there is no responsible policy for supporting families, while the birthrate of non-european families is very high.
		Young Swedish boys and girls are constantly attacked by violent youths of non-nordic descent.
	youtube.com /?v=wmlls_uTcx0 (1009 words)

	Capitalization of Bird Names
		Scientists have arranged all living things, including birds, in a system that indicates how they are related and the order in which they evolved.
		One of the liveliest aspects of ornithology is the ongoing research that tries to ferret out the true relationships of groups of birds and whether certain forms should be considered distinct species or only subspecies.
		You can save the list on your hard drive and refer to it whenever you need to know the correct spelling or form of a bird name.
	www.audubon.org /local/cn/98spring/cbn.html (536 words)

	Well-Funded Scientists Map Mouse Brain
		Neurosurgeons at Swedish Medical Center in Seattle have begun using the atlas to study the genetics of brain cancers, said neuroscientist Marc Tessier-Lavigne, an institute science adviser who discovered the molecules that trigger connections between nerve cells.
		The next project, Jones said, will be to develop a digital, three-dimensional, interactive map of the genes at work in a human brain's neocortex, the outer layer that is the seat of higher thought and emotion, using brains from cadavers as well as tissue removed during brain surgeries.
		Scientists hope the brain-mapping research eventually will lead to new discoveries on brain function and disorders such as MS, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases, epilepsy, schizophrenia and addiction, to cite just a few.
	www.happynews.com /news/9262006/funded-scientists-map-mouse-brain.htm (661 words)

	Innovations: The Swedish Program for Long Term Isolation of High Level Nuclear Waste in Copper Canisters
		The Swedish program relies on a series of barriers to prevent the release of radioactive substances (called radionuclides) into the environment or at least delay their re-lease until radioactivity has decayed to safe levels.
		Scientists have combined nuclear physics with health-effects data to create a number called the hazard index, which describes how toxic the fuel is at any point in time.
		After more than 15 years of extensive study, Swedish scientists concluded that less than two-tenths of an inch (5 mm) of copper will be consumed by corrosion during 100,000 years.
	www.copper.org /innovations/1999/07/nuclear_sweden.html (2774 words)

	Low Carb Research & Studies - Cancer Risk Found in French Fries, Bread and other Carbohydrates
		The research was deemed so important that the scientists decided on the unusual step of going public with their findings before the research had been officially published in an academic journal.
		The Swedish announcement is the first report of the presence of elevated levels of acrylamide in food," said WHO in a statement.
		The results of the research were deemed so important and surprising that the scientists took the unusual step of going public with their findings before publishing them in an academic journal and having them reviewed by peers.
	www.lowcarb.ca /articlesb/article340.html (1666 words)

	Johann Arfvedson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Johann August Arfvedson (January 12, 1792 - October 28, 1841), Swedish chemist and the discoverer of lithium (1817).
		Arfvedson was a student of notable Swedish chemist J ns Jacob Berzelius, and the rare mineral arvedsonite was named after him.
		See also: List of Swedes, List of Swedish scientists, List of chemists
	www.black-science.org /wikipedia/j/jo/johann_arfvedson.html (64 words)

	gregoryblog
		This is a list of well known Swedes (and Finland-Swedes), ordered alphabetically within categories: For your consideration This is intended as a general list for the most well known Swedes, already having (or deserving) their own articles on.
		This means that individuals that, though they may have their own articles will not necessarily fit on the general list.
		Cornelis Vreeswijk, singer-songwriter, Considered Swedish, although he never recived a Swedish citizenship.
	gregoryh1q6.blogspot.com /2006/02/list-of-swedes-swedes-actors-list-of.html (450 words)

	listservers
		This list is for distribution and archiving of information of interest to ESA members, such as job listings, funding opportunities, and discussion of topics of interest to professional ecologists.
		The list is moderated (i.e., messages sent to the list address must be approved by a moderator before they are sent on to subscribers).
		This list is open to all people connected with the field of Marine Technology, be their interest in structural analysis, hydrodynamics, marine engineering, optimisation, fishery studies, or oceanography.
	oregonstate.edu /Dept/IIFET/html/listservers.html (4998 words)

	News & Events
		NSF does not solicit nor accept funding for its annual Sleep in America polls; NSF polls are developed by an independent task force of sleep scientists who provide guidance and expertise in developing the poll questionnaire and analysis of the data.
		Swedish is the largest, most comprehensive, nonprofit health provider in the Pacific Northwest.
		In addition to general medical and surgical care, Swedish is known as a regional referral center, providing specialized treatment in areas such as cardiac care, oncology, orthopedics, high-risk obstetrics, neurological care, sleep medicine, pediatrics, organ transplantation and clinical research.
	www.swedish.org /body.cfm?id=28&action=detail&ref=430 (3735 words)

	Questions and Answers About Acrylamide
		In April 2002, a group of Swedish scientists presented research that detected trace levels of a probable human carcinogen and neurotoxicant – acrylamide – in some baked and fried foods.
		The Swedish study, initially announced in April 2002, was published in the August 14, 2002 edition of the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.
		However, prior to the Swedish study, food was not analyzed for acrylamide since it was not used as an ingredient in foods, nor was it known to be a component of food.
	ific.org /publications/qa/acrylamideqa.cfm (917 words)

	Ottawa will keep names of Canadian tsunami victims private
		At a briefing on Wednesday, Foreign Affairs spokesperson James Fox said the list published by the Star is "not the list we are working with," but wouldn't comment further on the report.
		Fox said Ottawa's list has been sent to Interpol and the RCMP, which has set up a task force for the families of people believed missing in the tsunami, said RCMP Chief Superintendent Denis Constant.
		Swedish Prime Minister Goeran Persson said Sweden won't publish a list of the missing because their vacant homes could be broken into.
	www.cbc.ca /canada/story/2005/01/05/missing-list-star050105.html (1477 words)

	Advisors
		Adrian Forsyth, tropical ecologist, is Senior Biodiversity Scientist at the W Alton Jones Foundation and president of the Amazon Conservation Association.
		John McCosker, Senior Scientist at the California Academy of Sciences, is a systematic ichthyologist who specializes in eastern Pacific and coral reef communities, with particular interest in the evolution of marine eels.
		A plant taxonomist by training, Dr. Stein was previously a senior scientist with The Nature Conservancy where he focused on improving the availability of biodiversity information for conservation and land use decisions.
	www.all-species.org /advisors.html (9005 words)

	ABC News: More Good News About Fish
		Swedish researchers looked at data from the Swedish Mammography Cohort, a study that began in 1987 when more than 90,000 women were offered a free mammogrram.
		Scientists are not sure yet whether taking fish oil or vitamin D supplements would have the same effect.
		Scientists also hope that more research will strengthen the connection between eating fatty fish and preventing kidney cancer.
	abcnews.go.com /Health/story?id=2464525 (457 words)

	E-Mailing Lists \| ContextualPsychology.org
		This is the primary ACT mailing list, serving as a forum for clinicians and scientists to discuss current conceptual, scientific, and practice developments in ACT and RFT.
		This is the primary RFT mailing list, serving as a forum for scientists and practitioners to discuss current conceptual, scientific, and practice developments in RFT and ACT.
		This list serves as a forum for members of the ABA Clinical SIG to discuss relevant conceptual, scientific, and practical issues.
	www.contextualpsychology.org /emailing_lists (642 words)

	Resources Begining with "S : Databases & E-Resources (Library of Congress)
		Lists over 7,000 international institutions with material relating to the performing arts (theatre, opera, music, ballet, film, circus, radio, television, cabaret, pantomime).
		SHB contains references to literature on Swedish history covering regions which have been under Swedish rule (for example Finland, parts of present-day Baltic States, Germany and Poland), as well as Swedish colonies in other parts of the world.
		This bibliography lists all Swiss publications on all mediums: books, maps, music scores, electronic medias and multimedia, periodicals, newspapers, annual publications and series.
	www.loc.gov /rr/ElectronicResources/list.php?Letter=S (1605 words)

	Steve's place - Scientists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519), Florentine painter, scientist and all round polymath, is widely believed to have had a sexual relationship with his apprentice Salai, and was in demand for his military services from the biggest villain of the day, Cesare Borgia, son of one of the mediaeval party popes.
		Evariste Galois (1811-1832) made all his mathematical discoveries before the age of majority: in fact, he died in a duel over a physician's daughter, having been previously imprisoned for impersonating a soldier and threatening the life of the King.
		Swedish: Carl von Linné (Linnaeus, 1707-1778), without whom Homo sapiens would never have got his name.
	www.steve.gb.com /science/scientists.html (1747 words)

	Debian -- Postliste-abonnement
		People on this list work on the challenges common to all custom Debian distributions, ensuring that the tools and procedures developed are shared, making the most efficient use of our energies.
		The list is used for coordination of development, integration and bugfixing of printing packages between package maintainers.
		The list is moderated; it is also an open list - job postings which have to be kept private should be sent to leader@debian.org who will distribute them.
	www.debian.org /MailingLists/subscribe.no.html (2936 words)

	BioNET-INTERNATIONAL - Bulletin - New Developments
		An international team of scientists reports assembling a barcoded genetic portrait of bird life in the United States and Canada - the prelude to a genetic portrait of all animal life on Earth.
		Based on DNA barcode identifiers, the scientists have discovered 15 new genetically distinct species, nearly indistinguishable to human eyes and ears and thus overlooked in centuries of bird studies.
		The meeting was organized by the Swedish Industry Association and held in Stockholm, Sweden, 3-4 October 2006.
	www.bionet-intl.org /opencms/opencms/bulletin/newDevelopments/list.jsp?development=development_0170.html (352 words)

	What the Bleep Do We Know!? & What the Bleep!? - Down the Rabbit Hole
		Before joining the IONS research staff, he was in charge of a research program at Interval Research Corporation (a Silicon Valley consumer electronics laboratory) and he was President of the Boundary Institute (a nonprofit research think-tank dedicated to the exploration of the boundaries between physics and consciousness).
		He was an associate director of the Neuroscience Section for the consensus conference on Scientific Research on Spirituality and Health sponsored by the National Institute of Healthcare Research and was a member of the advisory board for the American Association for the Advancement of Science Program on Science and Religion.
		Her task was to decode what was often impenetrable work into something that ordinary readers could understand.
	www.whatthebleep.com /scientists (6874 words)

	washingtonpost.com: Iraqi Scientists Quizzed in Private
		Drawing from a list of hundreds of Iraqi officials linked to Iraq's former nuclear weapons program, officials from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) are seeking to determine whether Baghdad secretly began rebuilding that program after U.N. inspectors left the country in December 1998 on the eve of a U.S.-British bombing campaign.
		While IAEA inspectors have routinely questioned Iraqi scientists at former nuclear weapons sites since they resumed inspections last month, this is the first time that they have asserted their right to conduct face-to-face interviews with individuals without the presence of an Iraqi government minder.
		The Bush administration has stepped up pressure on Mohammed ElBaradei, the Egyptian director general of the IAEA, and Hans Blix, the Swedish executive chairman of UNMOVIC, to speed the pace of inspections and to exercise their authority to question some Iraqi specialists outside the country, where they can speak freely without the fear of reprisals.
	www.washingtonpost.com /ac2/wp-dyn/A31456-2002Dec23?language=printer (750 words)

	Scientists create plastic blood - Worldnews.com
		Scientists have developed an artificial plastic blood which could act as a substitute in emergencies.
		Researchers at Sheffield University said their creation could be a huge advantage in war zones.
		LONDON: Scientists in Britain have developed an artificial plastic blood, which they claim could act as a substitute, easier to store and could be a huge advantage in war zones.
	article.wn.com /view/2007/05/13/Scientists_create_plastic_blood (492 words)

	2006 IUCN Red List – Links to Other Web Sites
		A Reference List For Plant Re-introductions, Recovery Plans and Restoration Programmes - This project aims to build and maintain a comprehensive and up-to-date reference list for use as a resource by those involved in plant re-introduction and recovery work.
		The ultimate aim is to have as comprehensive a list as possible of species which are the subject of species and habitat recovery work, linked to projects, contacts and relevant literature.
		World Heritage Convention - The mission of this Convention is to define and conserve the world's heritage, by drawing up a list of sites whose outstanding values should be preserved for all humanity and to ensure their protection through a closer co-operation among nations (in English and French).
	www.iucnredlist.org /info/publications_links (4339 words)

	Indian Scientists Against Nuclear Weapons
		This has been inspired by the signing of the statement on the Indian nuclear tests by several scientists across the country.
		Through such an organisation, which will be called "Indian Scientists Against Nuclear Weapons", we can express our opinions on this issue in various ways on a continuing basis.
		The very number of members that such an organisation has would be important, as it will serve as a permanent reminder of the number of scientists who are against nuclear weaponisation.
	www.isanw.org (334 words)

	OCRegister blog: Sciencedude - post: Are scientists anti-God? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		It is a good day to visit Caltech and get on the waiting list for seats to this afternoon’s public lecture at Caltech by Richard Dawkins, one of the most revered and despised scientists of our time.
		Dawkins has just published a controversial new book that will stoke the longstanding debate about whether many scientists are anti-God and anti-religion, especially those in the life sciences.
		He says it's the scientist and humanist in him that makes him hostile to religions -- fundamentalist Christianity and Islam come in for the most opprobrium -- that close people's minds to scientific truth, oppress women and abuse children psychologically with the notion of eternal damnation.”
	blogs.ocregister.com /sciencedude/archives/2006/10/are_scientists.html (573 words)

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