Clausen, Thomas B.. Email interview. 13 Nov. 2012. This interview was with Thomas B.

Clausen, who works at NASA. He gave me background information about Charles Yost inventing memory foam at Ames Research Center and how Otto bock developed the foam to be used in prosthetic limbs. Clemente, Michael, Dr. and dental assistant Phoebe. Email interview. 29 Jan. 2013. This email interview was with Dr. Clemente who is an orthodontist. He and his workers answered my questions about regular and invisible braces. This helped me gain general knowledge on the subject so I could write about it. Makinen, Brittany. Email interview. 1 Jan. 2013. I contacted Brittany Makinen over an email about the MiniMed insulin pump. She started to use the pump when she was in high school so it was helpful when she compared the conventional method for injecting insulin and how she uses the pump now. McGuiness, Christina . Phone interview. 29 Jan. 2013. I contacted Christina McGuiness over the phone. She works at Nyack hospital and taught a class on how to use the MiniMed pump. She helped e understand that even as convenient as the pump is, most people inject themselves because it is less costly and is more likely covered by their insurance. NACA. First Meeting of NACA 1915. 1915. Wikimedia Commons, Office of the Secretary of War. Wikipedia. Web. 25 Nov. 2012. This black and white picture was taken in 1915 at the first NACA meeting that had eleven members. I felt this was important because it is interesting how a small

committee can form into NASA which is a very important space program. This meeting included Dr. William Durand, Dr. S.W. Stratton. Gen. George P. Scriven, Dr. C.F. Marvin, Dr. Michael I Pupin, Holden C. Richardson, Dr. John F. Hayford, Mark L. Bristol, Lt. Col. Samuel Reber, Dr. Joseph S. Ames and B.R. Newton. SOVIET FIRES EARTH SATELLITE INTO SPACE; IT IS CIRCILING THE GLOBE AT 18,000 M.P.H.;SPHERE TRACKED IN 4 CROSSINGS OVER U.S. The New York Times 5 Oct. 1957, sec. Front Cover: 1. Print. The headline of the newspaper shows how much America cares about being beat to have the first satellite in orbit. The mention of the crossings over America is intriguing because it shows they are eager to see the first satellite. Witkin, Richard. U.S. DELAY DRAWS SCIENTISTS FIRE. The New York Times 5 Oct. 1957: 2. Print. This article was found on the second page, the day after the satlitte launch. It was blaming why America did not have a satellite into orbit first on wasted time as well as a bad flow of money. Yost, Charles, and Ronald Oates. Human Survival In Aircraft Emergencies. NASA Contractor Report 1.1(1969) : 31. Print. This was the report was written by the inventor of temper foam, Charles Yost with Ronald Oates. It showed many diagrams and charts to show how temper foam in a new design of passenger seats for space shuttles would save lives.