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Discordant testing advice between two The Body experts over French kissing and HIV -- A sinking ship, yet the band plays on!Dr. Frascino,Please take a look at the response given by Dr. Fawcett -- The Body's Mental Health and HIV expert -- regarding someone's concern over acquiring HIV from a french kiss, and testing advice for this level of...Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
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Hello, Extremely Concerned Visitor.As you point out David Fawcett cited one of my posts in his answer. I really don't believe there is much difference in our advice and certainly no cause for cognitive dissonance, consulting Magic 8 Balls or...
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Rape Suspects Should Be Tested for AIDS: French Medical AcademyOn Monday in Paris, the Academy of Medicine, France's most prestigious medical authority, said rape suspects should be tested for HIV against their will to provide emergency help for victims. The body called on the health and justice ministries to... Read more »Universal HIV Screening in ERs Not Practical, French Study SuggestsUniversal HIV screening in the ER is not a practical option, researchers from France's Emergency Department HIV-Screening Group write in a study published in the Archives of Internal Medicine on Monday, Reuters reports. According to the... Read more »Cognitive Disorders Are Common in French Cohort but Are Not HIV-RelatedA French study has reported that neurocognitive impairment (NCI) was common in a group of unselected HIV positive adults, but that this was not related to either HIV or HIV treatment. The study highlighted the importance of preventative measures... Read more »French Study Indicates Some Patients Can Control HIV After Stopping TreatmentFourteen adults who started antiretroviral therapy (ART) soon after becoming HIV-infected and continued treatment for at least a year have been able to control the virus for one to seven years, even after stopping ART, according to French... Read more »
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- Return by Skyrail at 3:45pm
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08:30am Kuranda Scenic Railway: Wind through tunnels and over bridges on this magnificent journey, passing Stoney Creek and Barron Falls.
10:15am Arrive Kuranda Railway Station: Your Driver Guide will meet you and direct you to your coach, which will transfer you to the Australian Butterfly Sanctuary for your tour. Marvel at the largest butterfly flight aviary in the country, with a guided tour through the landscaped gardens. View hundreds of butterflies including the famous electric Blue Ulysses and Australias largest butterfly, the Cairns Birdwing.
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* Pamagirri Aboriginal Experience. Watch the Pamagirri Dancers perform in the rainforest amphitheatre, then join the Dreamtime Walk - learn to throw a boomerang and watch spear-throwing and didgeridoo playing.
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In hindsight, probably not the best choice for me. Very touristy & rushed. All staff were fantastic & heaps of food, but should have chosen something more relaxed, with time to wander about the village. But in saying that, overall it was a good day
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was so amazing to see different parts of the world and the different activities were so great
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The whole experience was terrific.
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We thoroughly enjoyed the day from start to finish.
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New catalyst converts greenhouse gases into chemicals
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Bioelectrochemical systems: Electricity generators of the future?
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Travoprost New Formulations in Patients With Open-Angle Glaucoma or Ocular Hypertension
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The purpose of this study is to describe the safety and IOP-lowering efficacy of Travoprost New Formulations compared to TRAVATAN and to vehicle in patients with open-angle glaucoma or ocular hypertension.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Ocular Hypertension Open-Angle Glaucoma |
Drug: Travoprost |
Phase 2 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor) Primary Purpose: Treatment |
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- Mean IOP [ Time Frame: from baseline ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
Estimated Enrollment: | 150 |
Study Start Date: | April 2008 |
Primary Completion Date: | September 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
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Drug: Travoprost
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Drug: Travoprost
Ophthalmic Solution
Placebo Comparator: 3
Drug: Travoprost
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Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
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Responsible Party: | Theresa Landry, Alcon |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00670033 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | C-07-46 |
Study First Received: | April 29, 2008 |
Last Updated: | October 23, 2008 |
Health Authority: | United States: Food and Drug Administration |
Keywords provided by Alcon Research:
IOP Open-angle glaucoma |
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Glaucoma Glaucoma, Open-Angle Hypertension Ocular Hypertension Eye Diseases Vascular Diseases |
Cardiovascular Diseases Travoprost Antihypertensive Agents Cardiovascular Agents Therapeutic Uses Pharmacologic Actions |
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Nov 1, 2010 CHASS Faculty Take Leadership Roles Two faculty are taking leadership roles in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. Dr. Maria Pramaggiore will become director of film studies in January. Dr. James Kiwanuka-Tondo has been named director of international studies.
Sep 24, 2009 Pramaggiore Presents at Conference Dr. Maria Pramaggiore, professor of film studies, presented "The Global Repositioning of the City Symphony: Sound, Space, and Trauma in 11'09'01" at the Visible Evidence Documentary Film Conference held at the University of Southern California.


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AUSTIN — The University of Texas at Austin is the mecca for Texas athletics. The university itself has one of the top athletic programs in the nation, producing some of the best athletes in professional sports. Thus it is with pride that some of the state's top athletes will convene there this weekend to compete for the wrestling and swimming and diving state championships.
The athletes convening consist of the top athletes coming out of the four regions of the state. The local athletes here in the Rio Grande Valley compete in Region IV and needed to place in the top four of their respective event in order to move on to state.
In wrestling, the representation from the Big Six will come via the La Joya schools. Palmview's Christian Garza, competing in the 285 weight class, took third place at the regional championships two weeks ago in San Antonio, beating Frankie Garcia of Georgetown. Garza, a senior, is 18-2 overall on the season and won the District 31 Championship. Garza's first opponent in Austin will be Shane Roberson of Frisco.
There will be four girls representing the Big Six, as well as an alternate. Juarez-Lincoln has two athletes competing, while La Joya and Palmview will have one each. Veteran Memorial's Jacqueline Gonzalez will be an alternate in the 165 weight class.
Competing for the Huskies will be Mallaly Aleman and Danae Sanchez. Aleman, competing in the 110 weight class, is in the fourth spot and will take on Cassidy Jasperson from Clear Springs. Aleman went 21-6 on the year and took first place at the District 31 Championships.
Teammate Sanchez also took first at the district championship in addition to placing second regionals. In fact, Sanchez, who competes in the 148 weight class, has only lost once this year, falling in an upset to Rio Grande City's Lisa Gonzalez after defeating the Rattler wrestler in the district championship a week before. Sanchez will face Angelica Sanchez of El Dorado in the first round.
La Joya's lone representative will be Stephanie Ramirez of the 185 weight class. Ramirez was the Region IV runner up, is 20-4 and won the district championship. The Lady Coyote will face Breanna Renard of Morton Ranch in her first match.
As for Palmview's lone representative for the girls, that honor is given to junior Sandra Muñoz. Competing in the heaviest division the 215 weight class, Muñoz will take on Malexis McAdoo of Caprock. As the fourth place finisher from regionals, Muñoz faces an uphill battle. The junior is 10-3 overall on the year and was the District 31 champion.
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Isabel G. McDonald was born in British Columbia, Canada, and grew up in Vancouver and Ocean Falls, a small, remote paper mill town on the Pacific coast. In 1946, she earned a bachelor's degree from the University of British Columbia (UBC) and a bachelor of library science from the University of Toronto in 1947. Isabel worked in school libraries beginning in eighth grade and during college worked in the UBC Library's reference department. She also held internships at the Vancouver Public Library and Toronto Public Library. After graduation, her first professional position was in reference at the UBC Library. She then worked at Reed College in Portland, the Multnomah County Library bookmobile services, the Lane Medical Library at Stanford University, and the Vancouver Medical Association Library. In 1961, she came to the library at the new Oregon Regional Primate Research Center, first as a "visiting scientist" and then as the head librarian. This center was one of the first in the United States, and Isabel created a library, ultimately with over 19,000 volumes, over 200 scientific journal subscriptions, substantial online resources, and a unique history of primatology collection. She oversaw several major moves and renovations. She remained at the Primate Center until her retirement in 1990. Isabel was active in professional organizations. Among her Medical Library Association (MLA) activities were as a member of Section Council from 1985 to 1990 and chair of the Nominating Committee that introduced the dual candidate slate in 1970–1971. She was a founding member of both the Research Libraries Group (1966) and the Veterinary Medical Libraries Group (1973) and served as chair of both groups; she was secretary/membership chair of the Medical Society Libraries Group. She participated in the Special Libraries Association (SLA) in the Biomedical and Life Sciences Division and in the Pacific Northwest Chapter (PNC) of MLA, joining in 1957. She served as PNC treasurer and on its Nominating Committee and Program Committee. She was on the Document Delivery Committee of the Regional Medical Library. Isabel was also active in international groups devoted to medical libraries and to animal health information. She attended five meetings of the International Conference of Animal Health Information Specialists (ICAHIS) and the 1995 African Animal Health Information Workers held in Pretoria, South Africa. She also attended five of the International Congresses on Medical Librarianship. Her travel to other countries always involved extensive visits to other veterinary medicine libraries. In the United States, she visited the other primate centers and their libraries. Isabel was widely recognized as an expert in primate center libraries. Her publications include "Library Facilities of the Oregon Regional Primate Research Center" in Creative Planning of Special Library Facilities, Haworth, 1988, and "Remodelled Library Facilities of the Oregon Regional Primate Research Center," in Science & Technology Libraries, 1983. In 1990, the Oregon Regional Primate Center honored Isabel by naming the library the Isabel McDonald Library. She was also honored with a life membership in PNC, recognition for service by the Veterinary Medical Libraries Section, and recognition for length of service by the Biomedical and Life Sciences Division of SLA.
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In an agreement settling many U.S. claims over its sale of troubled mortgages, JPMorgan Chase will pay a record $13 billion, in a deal announced by the Justice Department Tuesday. The plan includes a $4 billion payment for consumer relief, along with a payment to investors of more than $6 billion and a large fine.
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McAdory High School played the Pinson Valley Indians Friday night and cheerleaders held up a sign saying their opponents should "get ready to leave in a Trail of Tears."
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The family disappeared in October 2009 while looking for a plot of land for sale in the Sansbois Mountains in northern Latimer County.
For hundreds of years, thousands of manuscripts have been preserved in Timbuktu, chronicling a period from the 12th to 16th Centuries when Mali was the wealthiest nation on Earth.
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Morningside College students recognized at ODK Honors Assembly
Awards for student achievement, Faculty Person of the Year, and other awards were presented Wednesday during the annual Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK) Honors Assembly at Morningside College.
ODK is the national leadership honor society that recognizes and encourages superior scholarship, leadership, and exemplary character.
Dr. Jane Hey, professor and department chair of biology & chemistry, was voted by the student body as the Faculty Person of the Year for her outstanding contributions to Morningside and its students. She teaches zoology, physiology, and endocrinology at Morningside.
Hey has been at Morningside since 1979. Hey's current research involves conservation biology. She and Dr. Eugenia Farrar, associate professor of ecology, evolution, and organismal biology at Iowa State University, were the recipients of a research grant from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Diversity Program (WDP) in support of their ongoing research at the Owego Wetland Complex and Owego Historic Townsite, a 1,350 acre restored wetland ecosystem located three miles northwest of Hornick, Iowa. Hey is a frequent presenter on the subject of amphibian and reptile diversity and distribution.
Hey received her bachelor's degree in biology from Monmouth College in 1963, a master's degree in preventative medicine and environmental health from the University of Iowa in 1966, and a doctorate in zoology and genetics from Iowa State in 1994.
The First-Year Teaching/Advising Award went to Dr. Leslie Werden, assistant professor of English and director of first year studies. The award, presented with assistance from the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry of the United Methodist Church, is given to an exemplary teacher who has helped first-year students succeed in making the transition into college.
Werden, in her first year at Morningside, was previously a visiting scholar at Winona State University from 2005 to 2006 and was a graduate teaching assistant at the University of North Dakota from 2001 to 2005. She served as an adjunct instructor and a teaching assistant at Winona State from 1998 to 2000. While at North Dakota, Werden became director of the university's annual writers conference and served as reading editor and marketing advisor for "North Dakota Quarterly," the university's literary journal.
Werden graduated from the University of Minnesota with a bachelor of arts degree in communications in 1991. She received a master's degree in English from Winona State in 2001 and earned her doctorate in English from the University of North Dakota in 2006.
Jim Fisk, reference and instructional services librarian at the Hickman-Johnson-Furrow Library Center, received the Staff Member of the Year Award.
Fisk has been at Morningside since 2001. He came to Morningside from Compaq Computer Corporation in Overland Park, Kan., where he was a business analyst. He is co-author of "Got Distance Services? Marketing Remote Library Services to Distance Learners," which appeared in the 2005 edition of Internet Reference Services Quarterly published by Haworth Press, Inc. The manuscript was also published as a chapter in the reference book "Improving Internet Reference Services to Distance Learners," also by Haworth Press, Inc.
Fisk graduated from Gustavus Adolphus College with degrees in political science and Scandinavian studies. He holds master's degrees in library sciences from Emporia State University and in public policy and administration from the University of Wisconsin in Madison.
The Tommeraasen Award of Excellence for the outstanding campus organization went to the Morningside Student Alumni Association, whose purpose is to assist the Alumni Relations Office in continuing to forge connections between current Morningside students and the college's alumni throughout the nation. The award is presented in honor of the late Miles Tommarasen, former Morningside president.
The ODK Sophomore Cup was awarded to Kari Hansen of Sioux City. This award is given annually to a sophomore for outstanding leadership and campus participation.
New ODK inductees were recognized for their scholarship and campus leadership. The inductees were: Tanya Anderson, Piedmont, S.D.; Rebecca Bauer, Alliance, Neb.; Melissa Campbell, Graettinger, Iowa; Jessica Delaney, Lake Park, Iowa; Breanne Evans, Crofton, Neb.; Nichole Hagerty, Spearfish, S.D.; Kari Hansen, Sioux City; Kellie Harris, Omaha, Neb.; Brady Helmink, Fairbury, Neb.; Miranda Heyer-Stroh, Sioux City; Katie Hoaglund, Mapleton, Iowa; Yuichi Ichinose, Tokyo, Japan; Andrea Jenson, Pocahontas, Iowa; Kimberly Jessen, Everly, Iowa; Roxana Karimzadeh, Dakota Dunes, S.D.; Kathryn Kotlik, Bellevue, Neb.; Katie Kromminga, Dakota Dunes, S.D.; Grant Leavitt, Marcus, Iowa; Stephanie Loeschen, Ocheyedan, Iowa; Wyeth Lynch, Prole, Iowa; Kristina McGrain, Mapleton, Iowa; Lindsey Mohr, Ocheyedan, Iowa; Amanda Morrow, Lakeville, Minn.; Justin Moser, Morris, Minn.; Derek Nolan, Hawarden, Iowa; Amanda Plemel, Northboro, Iowa; Teryn Pomerenke, Sergeant Bluff, Iowa; Tarah Sagedahl, East Bethel, Minn.; Christina Thomsen, Denison, Iowa; Anne Torkelson, Norfolk, Neb.; Vanessa Warzecha, Oloha, Ore.; and Kristen Westergaard, Mapleton, Iowa.
The Alpha Lambda Delta Senior Book Award, for the graduating member of the freshman women's honor society with the highest grade point average, was presented to Amy Anderson of Estherville, Iowa.
The Phi Eta Sigma Senior Book Award, for the graduating member of the national freshmen honor society with the highest grade point average, went to Zach Hindman of Sioux City.
Student-Athlete Scholar Awards were presented to baseball player Ryne Young of Sioux City, for the men's division and to volleyball player Laura Andersen of Omaha, Neb., for the women's division. The awards are based on cumulative grade point average and contributions to their sports.
The following departmental awards were presented:
Art Marion Shapiro Art Award, presented in Shapiro's memory by her family and friends to the student who best represents her commitment to excellence in art and life: Judy Leinen, Des Moines, Iowa.
Outstanding Art Awards, by class: junior, Danielle Westphal, Lenox, Iowa; sophomore, Anne Torkelson, Norfolk, Neb.; and freshman, April Parkison, Omaha, Neb.
Kiosk Awards, presented for art work in the annual anthology published by the English department: first place, Torkelson; second place, Daniel Widrowicz, Sioux City; third place, Grant Wittstruck, Jefferson City, Mo.; editor's choice, Wittstruck.
Lt. Edward Farnsworth Scholarship, awarded annually to a student who has demonstrated excellence in biology: Chad Clancy, Spencer, Iowa.
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Iowa Society of Certified Public Accounting Senior Award: Corey Jorgensen, Sioux City.
American Advertising Federation Senior Advertising and Marketing Achievement Award: Brianna Blake, Wiota, Iowa; and Erin Eckerman, Sioux City.
Outstanding Business Student Award: Nicole Allen, North Sioux City, S.D.; and Talon Sowienski, Sioux City. A Certificate of Completion for the Business Education Initiative was presented to David McKeown, Belfast, Ireland.
Maxine Nelson Award: Ashley Krause, Sioux City.
Owens Special Education Award: Katherine Billings, Mount Prospect, Ill.
Steve C. Walker and Dr. Everette Walker Special Education Award: Staci Holm, Story City, Iowa, and Jessica Delaney, Lake Park, Iowa.
Dr. Sharon Ocker Endowed Scholarship for Secondary Education: Clint Little, Crab Orchard, Neb.
Ralph and Margaret Crary Scholarship, for the English student who is an outstanding writer: Victoria Reed, Mission Viejo, Calif.
Kiosk awards, given for the best creative writing pieces in the annual anthology published by the English department: first prize, Gregory Anderson, Sioux City; second prize, Audrey Hantla, Sioux City; third prize, Anderson.
History and Political Science
Albert Sellen Award, for the senior history student who best exemplifies a sense of service to the department, to the college, and to the field of history that marked Sellen's career: Joshua Wilkerson, Lincoln, Neb.
James Miller Award in History, for the history student who exhibits extraordinary academic achievement in and out of the classroom: Jill Bohnker, Underwood, Iowa.
James Miller Award in Political Science, for the political science student who exhibits extraordinary academic achievement in and out of the classroom: Samantha Wenger, Danbury, Iowa.
Mass Communication
The Outstanding Senior Award was presented to Dana Rossmeier of Norfolk, Neb.
Modern Languages
American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese Excellence in Spanish Award: Maria Tran, Sioux City.
Henry F. Kanthlener Romance Languages Book Award: Kari Skalisky, Sergeant Bluff, Iowa.
Music Berdina Hospers Woodwind Award, for the student judged to have given the best performance for the school year: Emily Cox, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Dorothy Paulson McLarnon Music Scholarship, for a junior or senior vocal music student showing exceptional potential: Amanda Flater, Marshalltown, Iowa; and Brandon Shostak, Le Mars, Iowa.
Merry Gralnek Klass Music Scholarship: Sarah Chilton, Sioux City; and Justin Taylor, Des Moines, Iowa.
Mrs. Ray J. (Mildred) Harrington Scholarship, for a piano student who demonstrates good moral character and citizenship: Yuki Takishima, Tokyo, Japan.
Nursing Education
Professional Development and Achievement in Nursing Awards, by class: sophomore, Bryan Hansen, Sioux City; junior, Heidi Meyer, Alta, Iowa; senior, Amos Schonrock, Moville, Iowa; and senior registered nurse, Ruth Uhl, Lawton, Iowa.
Writing Prize in Philosophy: Sharona Ernst, Falls City, Neb.
Socratic Award: Jonathan Green, Lone Tree, Iowa.
Religious Studies
Robert Jewett Senior Book Award, for the outstanding graduating senior with a major or minor in religious studies: Elizabeth Kelly, Falls City, Neb.


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They'll end up calling Valentino Rossi "The Cannibal" too, just like they did with Belgian cycling star Eddy Merkx in the '70s, accused of killing every race before it even started by leaving his competitors in the dust behind him!
Valentino Rossi stands here today with 6 wins in 7 races, 170 points scored out of the 175 available, and 63 big points over his nearest rival.… The list of accomplishments could go on and on, but what sticks out more than the 'stats is the way he pulls the win out of the race that makes him a likely candidate for (if he isn't already) the greatest motorcycle racer of al time. These past few GP races, in fact, Valentino has made a habit of claiming his victory in the final few laps, even in the last few curves!
And all that's left for the other fine racers on the Motorcycle GP circuit is….humble pie!
On the Assen TT rack, the Dainese flag-bearer had no rivals at all, and blew past Meandri and team-mate Edwards in the final stretch. We can't help feeling sorry for Max Biaggi, who after a weekend of disappointing time trials could do no better than claim 6th place.
In the 250 cc Class, our young Dainese talents keep coming on strong: Dani Pedrosa maintained his position at the top of the pack with a 2nd place finish after a well-fought duel with Jorge Lorenzo, who finished with an excellent 3rd best time just two weeks after breaking his collarbone in an accident on the Catalunya track.
In the lightweight division, Simoncelli and friends were simply unable to make the mark in the Dutch GP they would have and could have. The Roman racer was always up in front with the leaders and would have won the race but for a fall near the end. Although he gets our compliments for jumping right back into the saddle, he had to accept a 21st place finish. Manuel Poggiali had better luck that day (8th), as did Thomas Luthi (10th) and Pablo Nieto (11th).
As for D-Challenge, you ask? Sete Gibernau's fatal fall served him a frustrating 5th place that was just as daunting for all of you who'd picked the Spanish ace for a place on the winners' stand. So there's no real partial winner, and that complete head-to-toe Valentino Rossi replica racing outfit is still out there…with still many a race yet to be run!


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A top (also called spinning top or spintop) is a toy designed to be spun rapidly on the ground, the motion of which causes it to remain precisely balanced on its tip because of inertia. Such toys have existed since antiquity. Traditionally tops were constructed of wood, sometimes with an iron tip, and would be set in motion by aid of a string or rope coiled around its axis which, when pulled quickly, caused a rapid unwinding that would set the top in motion. Today they are often built of plastic, and modern materials and manufacturing processes allows tops to be constructed with such precise balance that they can be set in motion by a simple twirl of the wrist without need for string or rope.
The motion of a top is produced in the most simple forms by twirling the stem using the fingers. More sophisticated tops are spun by holding the axis firmly while pulling a string or twisting a stick or pushing an auger. In the kinds with an auger, an internal weight rotates, producing an overall circular motion.
The top is one of the oldest recognizable toys found on archaeological sites. Spinning tops originated independently in cultures all over the world.[1] Besides toys, tops have also historically been used for gambling and prophecy. Some role-playing games use tops to augment dice in generating randomized results; it is in this case referred to as a spinner.[citation needed] A thumbtack may also be made to spin on the same principles.
The action of a top relies on the gyroscopic effect for its operation. Typically the top will at first wobble until the shape of the tip and its interaction with the surface force it upright. After spinning upright for an extended period, the angular momentum, and therefore the gyroscopic effect will gradually lessen, leading to ever increasing precession, finally causing the top to topple in a frequently violent last thrash.
There have been many developments within the technology of the top. Bearing tops, with a tip that spins, have been one of the biggest changes. In addition, plastic and metal have largely supplanted the use of wood in tops. Fixed tip tops are featured in National Championships in Chico, California and in the World Championships in Orlando, Florida.[citation needed]
Notable types[edit]
- Competing tops
- Dreidel
- Gaming top
- Levitating top
- Perinola, a six-sided top, very similar to the dreidel, that is used for a similar game in Latin America[2]
- Rattleback or celt, a top that reverses its spin direction
- Tippe top
- Trompo, Whipping top
- Wizzzer
See also[edit]
- ^ D. W. Gould (1973). The Top. NY: Clarkson Potter. ISBN 0-517-50416-2.
- ^ National Recreation Association (1965). Recreation. p. 92.
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- Provatidis, Christopher, G. (2012). Revisiting the Spinning Top, International Journal of Materials and Mechanical Engineering, Vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 71-88, open access at http://www.ijm-me.org/Download.aspx?ID=2316 (ISSN Online: 2164-280X, ISSN Print: 2162-0695)
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Part I
You walked into the house, putting your keys in your purse and sorting through your mail as you came through the door. "Hello!" you shouted out as you walked down the hall. You looked in the kitchen, but no one was there. You turned and looked into the living room, but he wasn't there either. Now you were intrigued. He was supposed to have dinner ready by now. "Hello?" you called again as you started walking toward the back of the house.
"Are you in here?" you asked loudly as you walked through the door to the bedroom. You could see the light on in the bathroom and started around the bed to see into there. From the foot of the bed, you could see a pair of legs laid out on the bathroom floor, the feet sticking out into the bedroom a bit, but before you could get any closer you felt an arm go around your shoulders, a knife was planted across your throat and a rough low voice hissed into your ear, "Don't move! DON'T make a sound! Listen to everything I tell you to do and you might just live through this."
You started to turn your head to see who had grabbed you, but his hand went into your hair quickly, pulling your head up and back a bit more, making your flesh push closer into the knife. "Uh-Uh. Don't turn around. Don't look into my face. If you see my face, I will have to kill you," your assailant hissed into your ear again. You blanched at this, feeling your pulse race a bit and your knees start to quiver. He started pulling you back around the bed again, practically dragging your feet across the floor.
"This was supposed to be easy," he said as he dragged you. "I've been watching this house for weeks, watching you guys come and go, knowing when you went out on your walks, when you left for work, when you got back, and today, TODAY!!! you and he have to go and change every fucking thing around. Why the FUCK couldn't you stick to the fucking schedule???"
He stopped near the top of the bed. He pushed you down to your knees on the floor, his hand still firmly in your hair, the knife slowly coming back around your throat, the feel of it as it slid across your skin frightening you. The thought came to you that it would only take a bit more pressure on the blade and your throat would be slit open, your blood flowing down your neck. You shuddered at the thought, a small sob escaping you as you thought about this. Then you began to think about him, what exactly had this man done to him? You hadn't had a chance to see into the bathroom. Was he in there, surrounded by his own blood? Was he alive? You tried to remember if the blade being pushed tight against the back of your neck now had any blood on it, but you could not remember. You were about to ask this man what he had done when he started speaking again.
"You two showed up earlier than I thought you would tonight, so I had to knock him out. And I would have done the same to you, but when I was looking around in here I ran across something interesting," he said as he pushed you up against the bed with one knee and brought the hand with the knife to the dresser drawer. "This," he said slitheringly, "is a very interesting drawer. A ball gag, handcuffs, blindfolds, even a nice little paddle. Almost looks like you were expecting me. I think it would be a shame to visit you and not have some fun. Waddya say?"
You started to answer him, your mouth just beginning to from a word, when he shouted at you, "DO YOU THINK I CARE WHAT YOU WANT? YOU WENT AND RUINED THIS JOB FOR ME, SO NOW I'M GOING TO HAVE SOME FUN. SHUT UP, BITCH." With that, he pushed your head into the bed. He brought out the handcuffs and then let go of your hair and pulled both your hands behind your back. In a second your hands were secured behind your back. Then he kept you pushed into the side of the bed while he went into the drawer and pulled out the black blindfold that you had liked so much. He tied it tightly around tour face. You could not believe how tight it was. It was pinching your face like it never had before.
Once he had your hands behind you and the blindfold on he roughly lifted you to your feet. He turned you around so that you were facing him again and then he reached up on either side of the button down shirt you had worn and he ripped it open, the buttons flying everywhere as they popped off the shirt. You had a sudden intake of breath as you realized that he was going to rape you. Up until this point you had expected it, but you hadn't been sure. Now you knew he was going to take you. He reached in and undid the clasp between the cups of your bra. As soon as your breasts were exposed, his sandpaper rough hands grabbed them and started roughly fondling them, his hands mauling them and squeezing them so hard that you knew there would be bruises of his hand prints on your breasts tomorrow. Then he started using his teeth on your breasts, his teeth closing around the aureole and biting hard. his tongue flicking around the nipple. After five minutes of this torture, he straightened up in front of you again. Standing very close to you, he put his hands on the waistband of your shorts and slowly undid the clasp below your belly button. You could feel him smiling as he did this. The hair on your forehead was moving back and forth with his breathing, the stench of his breath washing over your face as he looked down at you.
He pulled your shirt and bra down until they were in a ball at your wrists, the cuffs stopping him from pulling them all the way off you. Then he just put one arm on your chest and pushed you back so that you fell onto your back on the bed. Once you were down on the bed, he reached up to pull your shorts down. At that, you started to twist away, every instinct in you telling you to resist as much as you could for as long as you could. But he let you turn yourself over and your stomach and then he grabbed your cuffed wrists. He brought himself slowly up your body, his face coming up right next to your ear.
"You can fight if you want to," he hissed, "but I don't think you want to. I think you want this more than you want to admit. I think that's what these toys are about. I think you like to be handled roughly, put in your place. I could be wrong. Hell, maybe these are something you never even knew about, but I doubt it. So, I tell you what I'm going to do. There's a nice big eight inch dildo in that drawer. I'm going to pull it out and stick it up your ass. If you don't want me too, keep fighting and I promise you I won't use any of that nice lube I see in the drawer. But if you do want this, stop fighting and I'll put some lube on it before I stick it up your ass. So, the choice is yours, slut. Fight and it goes in fast and dry, or let me stick it in you slow and wet."
On hearing those words, you stopped struggling. The thought of taking THAT dildo up your ass without any lube put an end to any thought you had of resisting this rape. Once you stopped struggling, he pulled your shorts and shoes off you. Then you heard him dig around in the nightstand. After a short wait, you felt that cold end of the dildo pushing into your asshole.
"Oh, that's it slut. Feel that going into you? How often do you get this shoved up inside of you? How many times have you felt this pushing into you? I bet you've felt this a lot. I bet you like this, you dirty little slut. I bet that this is getting you wet, making you so horny that I won't need any lube when I stick my cock in your slutty little pussy. I am going to do that, you know. I am going to stick my dick inside of you while this dildo is up your ass. You are going to feel so full you'll think you're going to burst. Are your ready for that, slut? You'd better be."
At that, he stopped pushing the dildo in you. His finger hit a little switch on the end of the dildo and suddenly it started pulsing hard and fast inside you. You could not help yourself, a gasp of pleasure escaped you and your body tensed up, trying to feel that didlo as it hummed in your asshole. "I knew it," you heard him say as you moaned again, knowing how wanton you were showing yourself to be to this rapist. At that, he pushed your knees up on the bed until your ass was lifted in the air. He lifted your legs apart and then put his head down on the bed beneath your pussy. "I want to taste some of this cunt juice that you're dripping out of here," he said. You moaned, knowing how wet you were right now, ashamed at how much you had lost control of your body. All you cared about now was the feeling of the dildo in your ass and the feel of his tongue and his teeth as they assaulted your cunt. You pushed your face into the bed, your shoulders driving into it,as his hands held your ass cheeks and his mouth covered your pussy. His stubble was rubbing up and down your pussy lips, the rough feel adding to your excitement and lust. You came in a huge spasm above him, your body gushing out over his face.
He lifted himself up onto his knees behind you, grabbing onto your hips so hard that he lifted your knees from the bed. He lined his cock up with your sopping wet pussy and pushed himself hard into you, his stomach hitting the end of the dildo and pushing it a little further into you with each stroke. His hands were crushing your hips as he pumped into you, his eyes tightly closed as he raped you. "OH SWEET FUCKING GOD!!!" he said as he rammed into you. "YOUR CUNT IS SO FUCKING HOT AND WET!!! GET READY BITCH BECAUSE I AM GOING TO EXPLODE IN YOUR CUNT!!!"
For a few more hard strokes, he pushed his cock into you. Then with a huge groan he shuddered and collapsed onto you, but he quickly lifted himself and sat on the edge of the bed. He pulled you up and over to him, putting you over his knees with the dildo still vibrating inside of you. He lifted one hand up high and then brought it down hard on your ass, the stroke making the sensation from the vibrator resonate throughout your body. Over and over he did this to you, telling you what a bad slut you were for wanting this so much, what a filthy bitch you were for having such nasty toys in your bed room. Your face was in the bed, drool running out of your mouth, your rapist's semen running out of your cunt, your mind lost in the excitement your body was feeling. Good or bad, you just did not care anymore as long as your body was still lost in the sensation of this. You were beyond right or wrong. You were lost.
Eventually you noticed that he had stopped spanking you. Then you realized that in the ordeal, the blindfold had come off your face. You realized with a start that you were looking at your rapist's face and he was looking back at you with hate in his eyes. He stood quickly, spilling you off his lap and onto the floor. He grabbed your hair and dragged you after him to the nightstand. He grabbed the knife from the nightstand and looked down at you.
"I told you NOT to look at my face, bitch. Now you're going to have to pay."
You took in a deep breath to gasp as you saw his arm rise far above you. You wanted to scream but found you couldn't. You just closed your eyes as you saw the knife start to descend.
Part II
You felt the knife as it touched your skin, the shock of the contact causing you to flinch a little, but then you got a distinctly uncomfortable feeling as the rubber blade turned and trailed along your back. You opened your eyes and saw the face of your rapist as he looked into your eyes, a soft smile and a look of concern fighting to control his face.
"Just how did you get a body in the bathroom?" you asked as you grunted, the vibrator in your asshole still doing its job.
"Are you OK?" asked your rapist.
"Yes…oooohhh… my head may be a little sore from when you pulled my hair, but… OH MY GOD… how I feel… right now… SO worth it."
You curled up into a ball on the floor. He reached down to take the dildo out of your ass, but you reached back and grabbed his hand to stop him. "Not yet," you said breathily, "just a bit longer, please!"
He bent down and lifted you up, putting you down gently on the bed. Then you heard him go into the bathroom and heard the water run. He came back out a few seconds later with a freshly washed face. He lay down in the bed next to you, putting you on your side as his left arm went under your neck, his hand reaching around to fondle your breasts. His right hand wandered over your body, tracing the swell of your hips, kneading your ass cheeks, gently moving the vibrator around inside of you. You turned your head to kiss him, your mouths pushing into each other, until you came again, a relaxing, quiet orgasm sweeping over you as he held you.
He turned off the dildo and slowly pulled it from you. Then he wrapped his arms around you, sweeping one hand up and down your side as he gently kissed your back and neck.
"This was intense," he said. "Sometimes, I didn't think I could go all the way through with it.
You squeezed his arm and asked, "Do you regret it?"
He took a moment or two to answer. "No," he started slowly, "I don't. Not if the payoff is getting to hold you, to see the wild look in your face as you came. To feel so completely in control of you, so masculine in taking what I want. That I liked.
"But, if I didn't know you as I do, if I didn't know that you would respond as you did, I couldn't. It was hard enough as it was."
You leaned your head down and kissed his arm. "I know that," you said, "That's why you could do this. There is no one else I trust as much."
He kissed the top of your head, then turned you over to face him. He leaned in to kiss your lips and you stopped him suddenly, a questioning look on your face. "Hey! Who is that in our bathroom?" you asked.
He smiled. "A blow up doll wearing some of my clothes," he said.
"Oh," you said as you snuggled up into him. "I was actually hoping you had used one of the annoying neighbors…"
He laughed, rolled you over and climbed on top of you. He reached up and grabbed your hands, pinning them above your head. "Let's see if we can make enough noise to annoy them back," he said as he leaned down to kiss your mouth.
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2012-07-26 05:57:18
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2012-07-03 13:13:18
I know, I know... I re-read this at least five times before posting it and I STILL missed a few things. I will try harder, but I can't guarantee perfect Engrish! ;-)
Thank you for the feedback.
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2012-06-26 19:43:01
Learn english "To" and "Too" are different "If you don't want me too" should be "If you don't want me to"
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