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Ironically he was stabbed to death while wearing a kevlar vest.

• clvrly 12y ago
  That does not make sense.
• taspeotis 12y ago
  noja 4 hours ago | link | parent | flag Ironically he was stabbed to death while wearing a kevlar vest. You need to work on your reading comprehension: Stephanie L. Kwolek Stephanie L. Stephanie Stephanie is literally the first word in the title and article.
  • DanBC 12y ago
    Both men and women are called "Stephanie", although in the US it is mostly a female name. http://www.babynames.it/boyname/Stephanie-meaning.htm http://www.babynames.it/boyname/Stephanie-meaning.htm The mistake was to assume a male. It doesn't matter what the name was.
    • taspeotis 12y ago
      That pages looks auto-generated and awfully spammy. Apparently Elizabeth is a boys name, too [1]. [1] http://www.babynames.it/boyname/Elizabeth-meaning.htm http://www.babynames.it/boyname/Elizabeth-meaning.htm
      • DanBC 12y ago
        Here's a less spammy site. http://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/decades/names1890s.html http://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/decades/names1890s.html I don't see what the problem is. "Elizabeth" is a boys name for a tiny number of boys. Both sites mention the tiny number and the old dates, clearly. (This is one of the things Google fails at, I think. "Stephanie" is unlikely to be a name for a man i. english speaking nations, but Google pretty much only returns me English results. Perhaps they need a switch to "allow whole world www results" rather than locking me out of all those other languages.
        • taspeotis 12y ago
          That page doesn't load for me but I take it on face value that what you say is there. I personally feel it's more likely that Elizabeth is universally a girl's name and data from the 1890's is not inputted into electronic systems with 100% accuracy.
• hga 12y ago
  In addition to the other comments, it should be noted that soft body armor materials aren't useful against edged weapons, the required physical properties are very different.