Arrison

Bardsley explains the common American name Arrison by the fact that there are Cockneys in

The Romance of Names Ernest Weekley 1909

'Arrison's dead now; he was a wrong' un, couldn't make a job of it, nohow.

The Wonder 1910

And Arrison's evidence says that the gap for technology to reach the masses is narrowing.

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Says Arrison: "Using DNA sequencing and synthesis, scientists can re-engineer organisms like bacteria, yeast, and algae, thereby creating mini chemical factories that can turn all sorts of waste, including paper waste and carbon dioxide, into fuel."

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And while it may seem daunting, even terrifying, to try and calculate the cost of living longer, Arrison says the math works in our favor -- simply put, 'health equals wealth.'

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Arrison reports that gains in life expectancy from 1970 to 2000 added about $3.2 trillion per year to national wealth.

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Says Arrison: it took forty-six years for one quarter of the population to get electricity and thirty-five years for the telephone to get that far.

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Conversely, the Department of Defense is spending 'a quarter of a billion dollars funding regenerative medicine', says Arrison.

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And at a recent ceremony inaugurating a holistic veterinary-science program at Cornell, endowed by Clement and Karen Arrison, the owners of Mr. Fain's violin, he played for a crowd that by his own estimate contained more dogs than humans.

Analog Gateways From a Digital Age Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim 2011

And Arrison's evidence says that the gap for technology to reach the masses is narrowing.

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