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posted by Anonymous | 12/22/2007 07:12:00 PM
2 Comments:
Your site is really informative and a great service to the educational community. It is heartwarming to have all the great attention to and commentary around XVIVO's work (especially as regards those da*n*d DIers). Thanks for including my TED talk. Please, in the future research a wee bit more to get folks' names correct.
With regard,
DAVID "not Ted" Bolinsky
Partner | Medical Director
XVIVO Scientific Animation
david@xvivo,net
Sorry about the mistake, David. I made it a long time ago, so I have no idea how I made it.
That was a great video - even if it has become unavailable because of copyright dispute by Harvard.
(I did not post all three of your comments - because I visit this site rarely, I have comments on the moderated setting in order to avoid the inevitable spam.)
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