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 NEW YORK - A woman who was kidnapped as an infant 23 years ago says finding her real mother  felt like a dream.  I m so happy. At the same time, it s a funny feeling because everything s brand new. It s like being born again,  said the woman, who was named Carlina White by her parents but was raised in Connect stanley cup icut under the name Nejdra Nance.The 19-day-old baby Carlina was kidnapped in 1987 after her worried parents took her to Harlem Hospital with a fever.A woman who was dressed as a nurse abducted the baby; no suspect was ever arrested.Kidnapped Newborn Finds Family - 23 Years Later        Her disappearance back in 1987 gripped New York City and broke her mother s heart, reports CBS News correspondent Seth Doane. Just give me my baby back, please,  Joy White told reporters in 1987.  I just want her back. Carlina s disgtraught parents, Joy White and Carl Tyson, feared they would never see their daughter again.Carlina, or Nejdra, was raised by an abusive drug addict, she told the New stanley cup  York Post. She said she had long suspected that she wasn t the woman s real daughter.            When she got pregnant herself at 16, she asked her putative mother for a birth certificate so she could get prenatal care. Her mother could not provide one.She gave birth to a daughter who is now 6, and when she recently moved on her own to Atlanta, Ga., sh stanley cup website e decided to seek out her birth parents.The Center for Missing and Exploited Children helped her connect the dots. Then the center contacted Joy Wh Insb Striking  income disparity cited in access to classroom technology
 New York-based Proxy Design Studio has given Gizmodo a first glimpse of its incredible, 3D-printed spherical gear called the Mechaneu, equal p botella stanley arts tactile toy and mechanical sculpture, a mind-bogglingly precise intermeshing of wheels within wheels.     Proxy describes the project as just the first in a series of kinetic, 3D-printed objects designed to explore the limits of 3D printing as an art form: Created in a one颅-shot fabrication process, Mechaneu  1 feature stanley botella s an elaborate network of interlocking gears and support structures. Spin one gear an stanley cup nz d the entire sphere is catalyzed with the rotation. The effect is mesmerizing, a visualization for the eye and a tactile experience for the hands. The Mechaneu design explores the limit case of commercial 3D printing; all aspect of the design are calibrated to the minimum thicknesses and maximum detail levels. Their video explains it all in more detail, including some zoom-in/zoom-out diagrams of the assembly process  a few of which have also been included, below .  But it   the insane, nested spherical rotation of this thing鈥攐r, rather, the fact that it works, and that it came from a 3D printer鈥攖hat blows my mind. The digital models are also pretty breathtaking, like some internal glimpse of the Golden Army from Hellboy II, all interlocking parts and armatures鈥?鈥攆itting together down to the millimeter. It   hard to believe such a mechanism actually works. As Proxy points out, The support structure was