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Site History
This site's history, courtesy of the wayback machine:
Photos
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Pandemic times, 2020-2022. Phrase of the times: "You're on mute!"
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Office of High Performance Computing and Communications - The End.
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Lister Hill National Center for Biomedical Communications, historical artifact - the relic.
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Sometimes the "manuscript" really would benefit from a review by a native English speaker.
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SPIE 2014, inaugural presentation of Young Scientist Awards.
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SPIE 2013.
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MICCAI 2012 IGI tutorial.
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Building our computer, summer 2012.
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MICCAI 2011 IGI tutorial.
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Why do research?
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SPIE2009.
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What does an IR tracking system "see"?
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EMBC2009.
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My son's first scientific poster (December 2007). A decade later, no longer a single author but the methods are slightly more advanced.
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Mixing mentos and coke (July 2006).
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ISIS soccer game (May 2006).
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SPIE2006.
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MICCAI2004 (Medical
Image Computing and Computer-Assisted Intervention).
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The HUJI CAS-MIA folks over the decades (2004, 2014, 2023).
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Comparative robotics (circa 2003).
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The lab people (November 2003).
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Givat
Ram University Campus, a tour of the campus, may 2002.
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Bugs,
results of malfunctioning code, they look better than
the correct result.
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Presidential visit, the president of Israel
visited our lab in march 2002.
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Orchids
at the Givat Ram botanical gardens.
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Amazing works of art in glass (Dale Chihuly).
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MICCAI2001 (Medical
Image Computing and Computer-Assisted Intervention).
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ISRACAS2001
(Israeli Symposium on Computer-Aided Surgery, Medical Robotics, and Medical
Imaging).
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In the beginning, 1998.
Misc
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Memorium page for my father in law.
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Regular listener to NPR - A Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor (says goodbye after 42 years),
Car Talk with click and clack (nothing is forever), Wait Wait, - Don't Tell Me!
with Peter Sagal, and From The Top with Christopher O’Riley, This American Life with Ira Glass.
מאזין קבוע לזה
המקום, עם אהוד
בנאי, לאורלי
יניב, לשבת
בבוקר עם ירדן
בר כוכבא
ודידי שחר,ולסיפור ישראלי.
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Conditioning: If you have ever worked with NDI's tracking systems you have heard
their characteristic beeps. In the beginning you, and the people around you, will likely be annoyed by the beeping caused when initializing the system as
you debug your software. After a while though, just like Pavlov's dogs, you will associate the beeps with the tracker telling you "all is well".
For those that have rooted their android phone you can switch the power on/off tones to the comforting "all is well" beeps:
- Download the PowerOn.ogg and PowerOff.ogg files and copy them to your phone.
- Using RootBrowser (found on Google Play) go to the /system/media/audio/ui folder and rename the PowerOff.ogg PowerOn.ogg files.
- Copy the new files into this location and make sure that the file permissions are the same (owner rw, group r, others r).
Now when you turn your phone on/off you will get the positive feedback you crave.
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