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In the late 1980s he designed Comfort House. He wrote: "Comfort House is a new form of entertainment. High technology and interactive systems combine with your participation to give you an enjoyable evening uniquely attuned to your senses and mind." It was never built.
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were present and started preparations immediately. His body was moved into an ice bath and taken to Alcor's Scottsdale facility where his severed head underwent
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He was an engineer and helped build the first iteration of student radio station KDVS at
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Together forever: Local couple hopes to be frozen through cryonics and see the future
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in Santa Cruz, on October 13, 2005, he was airlifted to a hospice in
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Eugene, Oregon
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University of California, Davis
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