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Fri, 31 May 2002 06:12:23 GMT

Class of '64 now has a great new toy - 5/5/02 - NCTimes.net. BETTY JOHNSTON Staff Writer Some members of the Fallbrook High School Class of 1964 are involved in the development of an elaborate and interactive Web site. By the time their 40th reunion comes around, they should be ready to party.

The Art of Rat-Powered Pigs Wings

Mon, 06 May 2002 14:50:22 GMT

This is one of those stories that can be scary. Even though this may seem frivolous, directed tissue development is a real future for the medical field.
Shopping around for birthday gifts? How about a decorative pair of of wings that can be grafted on to your back? Part pig, part human, this biologically-engineered accessory could give you that angelic look you've been seeking.

Scientists create remote-controlled rats

Thu, 02 May 2002 14:10:15 GMT

CNN.com I thought this was a very interesting story. A little gross perhaps, but very interesting.

A rat is given a command to turn right using a remote-controlled micro stimulator as he climbs a tree in San Antonio, Texas.
(AP) -- By implanting electrodes in rats' brains, scientists have created remote-controlled rodents they can command to turn left or right, climb trees and navigate piles of rubble -- and maybe someday, with the rats outfitted with tiny video cameras, use to search for disaster survivors.

Wed, 01 May 2002 15:52:12 GMT

The North County Times
Betty Johnston
North County Times Journalist
Betty is doing a story on the Fallbrook class of 1964's website. Betty said that she will try to have the article published between now and Memorial day. The hooks for common interest are "Memorial day and community."
We are looking forward to the article and a little more traffic on the Fallbrook site. Perhaps we can connect with some more of our friends. Wouldn't that be cool!

Pat Kraska

Tue, 23 Apr 2002 23:45:13 GMT

by Jack Foster Mancilla I first met Pat Kraska when his family moved into the Deluz Homes military housing across the street from my family at 326-A Marine Drive. Pat was big for his age, but he was friendly and he came over and spoke to me first. His size was a little scary for me. I thought he was a couple years older than I was, but we were in the same grade. We both wound up in Etta Karns fifth grade class.