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No condom, no luck in Amsterdam's red light district

As Amsterdam prepares to host the International AIDS Conference, sex workers in the city's red light district say they take every precaution to prevent the HIV virus and other sexually transmitted diseases.

MIT Tech Day 2004: Shifting Gears (Transportation) - Finke, Roos, Heywood, Augustine, Moniz, others

MIT Technology Day 2004 - Shifting Gears” (On Transportation) - June 5th, 2004

Morning session speakers:
• Lt. Col. E. Michael Fincke ‘89, “Live Broadcast from the International Space Station”
• Daniel Roos ‘60 SM ‘63 PhD ‘66, “The Automotive Sector: Future Challenges and Opportunities”
• John B. Heywood ME ‘62 PhD ‘65, “Future Automotive Technology & Fuels: The Options and Their Impacts”
• Ralph A. Gakenheimer, “The Auto in the Growing Economics of the Developing World”
• Joseph F. Coughlin, “Driving Miss Daisy Digitally: New Car Technology and the Older Driver”

Afternoon session speakers:
• Norman R. Augustine (moderator)
• Ernest J. Moniz, “Oil, Security, Environment and Technology”
• William J. Mitchell, “The Car and the City: Rethinking the Relationship”
• Dean Kamen, “Alternative Ways of Thinking About Transportation”

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The making of Volare ties

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A Volare tie is made of the finest printed and yarn dyed silk, carefully selected in Como, the world capital for the most valuable fabrics. A Volare tie is entirely hand stitched by a team of skilled craftsmen and enriched wit luxurious touches, such as the reverse loop and the revers lining of pure virgin wool, which ensures that the tie keeps in shape over time. As a sign of its uniqueness, every tie is marked by its own serial number, and signed by the tailor who made it. Only a small quantity of ties in fact, is produced for each collection. Basically this makes your Volare tie unique!