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Michael Moore-style garbage. If he had actually wanted to talk to Monsanto he would have tried to set up an interview. They still might (or probably) have said no, but at least it would have been an honest attempt. I hate Monsanto and am willing to entertain arguments about the legitimacy of GMO, but this is clearly partisan hackery.
Sort of sad that AFP's director backtracked so easily on the kill. The first decision was the right one: everyone makes unflattering microexpressions, and they have no news value. As a photojournalist, I'm not going to even submit a photo like this. Show it to me colleagues and laugh? Yes. Publish it? No.
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In part one of this series, What is Posture and Why Should We Care about it?, Drs. Karen Gellman and Judith M. Shoemaker explored posture and why standing up is so important for animals and people. So, what are some of the reasons our dogs have trouble standing comfortably or "stacking" correctly? The upper neck, the feet, and dentition/skull shape turn out to be the biggest players in abnormal posture, because they are areas rich in nerve cells that report on the body's relationship to gravity, especially that of the head and neck. And they are vulnerable to changes caused by domesticated life. When these anatomic regions become distorted or damaged, the information from their local nerves is also distorted or damaged. Bad information generates bad posture. But there is good news! When you can normalize the information, or mitigate its effects, the dog's posture will return to healthful neutral stance, like resetting an electronic device to its "factory settings."
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Aside from carrying ID and vaccination tags, dog collars are mainly used to control a dog's movements: keeping them close on a walk, holding them back from jumping on a houseguest, and for training. Why don't we use bracelets, or belly bands? Because controlling the neck and head is the most effective-- the animal will always go where its brain goes. There's been awareness in recent years that damage can be caused to the delicate structures of the neck by dogs pulling against their collars. One result is that some of the worst leash-pulling culprits get put into harnesses, some of which are ineffective -- so they can really pull their owners around! Another has been the introduction of more sophisticated head collars and better training techniques.
Since head position is critical for all animals, the small muscles that control the head are loaded with sensory nerves that report on position--500 times more sensors than in limb muscles! The joint capsules and ligaments of the neck vertebrae are also "hard-wired" to provide intensive information about their position. When excessive force is exerted on the neck, whether from a leash, a kennel chain, or from an accident, there can be damage to those muscles, joint capsules, and nerves. For instance, a dog that always cocks his head to one side can be demonstrating distorted neural information. Sometimes the impairment is more subtle, as in a dog which only retrieves a Frisbee in one direction. Ever known a dog that lies down on one side only to sleep? All animals have to bend their necks in order to get up from lying on their side. If bending their neck is difficult or painful, dogs will avoid lying down on the side hardest to bend away from when rising.
While the most common cause of neck injuries is restraint, some dogs suffer trauma during athletic performance or rough play with their canine friends. Dogs with a strong play or prey drive may successfully suppress signs of a problem at the time of the trauma, but later adapt their posture and gait to compensate for the pain or dysfunction. Their restriction in movement or gaiting can become exacerbated over time, or only revealed in extreme athletic challenges. Meanwhile, compensatory posture can cause overload damage in joints that are inappropriately bearing excessive weight.
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Some dogs are never quite right from earliest life because of injuries during whelping. The most common example is a very large first born puppy that causes even a mild dystocia or birthing delay, especially in a primiparous or "maiden" bitch. The pressure on the pup's neck can be more than enough to damage its neck or overly compress its skull. This is the puppy that is the biggest in the litter, but the last to open its eyes, walk, run, and always seems a little dopey and uncoordinated. Some puppies can be injured post-birth with large litters, poorly designed whelping boxes, or inexperienced bitches. Many of these dogs can be helped with an early juvenile intervention.
If you assess each puppy's ability to initiate and maintain an appropriate relationship with gravity at the critical time, you will often see a wide variation in developmental levels. This is best done between 3-4 weeks of age, when they are able to thermo-regulate on their own, and are starting to become mobile, but not walking well yet. This window in time will give the best therapeutic results. Manipulative therapy and Postural Rehabilitation exercises can help train the poorly developed pup to use its body more correctly and more symmetrically. By intervening early, you can give each dog the best possible chance to live up to its potential-- making a dys-coordinated dog into a normal one, or making an average dog into a great one.
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We humans give a great deal of meaning to pain, and have a thriving pharmaceutical industry devoted to pain avoidance. For animals, mild to moderate pain is a physiologic signal that the painful area is damaged and needs to rest and heal. Except under extreme circumstances, it is not possible to completely avoid moving one's neck during normal life processes. If it is not possible to avoid using the damaged tissue, healing will be delayed, because both normal wear and tear and the injured parts will need to be repaired. Neutral posture and proper compensation for pain are designed to be the best way to heal. So, there are times when giving your dog pain medication for a limp can cause more harm than good-- if you make the pain go away, he will use the leg more and delay healing. It is imperative that the cause of the pain be treated, not just the pain and that normal posture be restored. Judicious use of pain control is appropriate.
Neck injuries and distorted nerve signals from that area can often be treated effectively with manipulative therapy. By restoring full range of motion, and resetting joint capsule position and receptor function, correct neurologic communication about the dog's head position and support relative to the ground can be re-established. The body puts such a high priority on keeping the brain and brainstem safe that other parts may suffer to accommodate it. It can be surprising how much lameness that appears to be in the hind end is "fixable" with neck treatment only!
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After the U.S. tour, they'll play several European festivals this summer. Some of those gigs will be with Metallica, including Rock in Roma (Rome, Italy), Aerodrome (Prague, Czech Republic) and Krieau Rocks (Vienna, Austria).
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"Man is the religious animal. He is the only religious animal. He is the only animal that has the True Religion –- several of them. He is the only animal that loves his neighbor as himself and cuts his throat, if his theology isn't straight. He has made a graveyard of the globe in trying his honest best to smooth his brother's path to happiness and heaven."
"One hundred religious persons knit into a unity by careful organizations do not constitute a church any more than eleven dead men make a football team. The first requisite is life, always."
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There is still a preconception that those who enjoy playing games do so in darkened rooms with only cans of cola and a takeaway pizza for company. No matter how much money the gaming industry makes – some $75.5bn annually at the last count – such beliefs have proven difficult to shake off.
What to make of Gamescom this week then, in which more than 340,000 people have been attracted through its doors? Or the industry-only Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles which has grown to such levels of importance that it attracted 50,000 visitors earlier this year?
The idea of gamers in their bedrooms has foundation – in the 1980s many a child perched on their beds to play the latest 8-bit games on ZX Spectrums and Commodore 64s - but gaming today is a huge, mainstream industry.
Shows such as Gamescom and E3 offer new announcements, the chance to try out emerging technology and the opportunity to get up close with some of the industry's most respected developers. Visitors appear to thrive on them. And here in the UK there is ample opportunity to get involved with a growing number of gaming shows appearing each year.
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The UK is Europe's largest videogame market and the third largest in the world. It is worth an estimated £1bn for the country's GDP according to trade body TIGA so it is no wonder that gaming shows have sprung up on these shores to cater for them.
The biggest in the UK is EGX, formerly known as the Eurogamer Expo. Now in its seventh year, it will take place next month at Earls Court in London and organisers expect to attract around 70,000 visitors eager to meet developers, compete in tournaments, and discover more about new games and technology.
But it has its competitors. Play Expo which is in its fifth year is one of them. It takes place at EventCity in Manchester in October and it has been growing massively, expecting to attract some 25,000 visitors over each of its two days this year.
It signs up big names such as Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo but it is unafraid of showcasing small developers too: this year it has confirmed that 14 independent studios will reveal the fruits of their labour.
Added to that will be an enlarged retro gaming area packed with arcade cabinets, older computers and consoles. Another area area will be set aside for developer talks, including one by Broken Sword creator Charles Cecil. Numerous tournaments will be held and hundreds of people visit dresses as their favourite videogame characters. "We're keen to fly the flag for the north of England – it's great that we can offer such a large show that isn't in London," says Play Expo co-founder Andy Brown.
Not that it is the only show outside of the capital. Later this month, Radio 1 DJ Zane Lowe will be among those attending Insomnia, promoted as the UK's biggest gaming festival, taking place at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry. It says to expect YouTube stars and gaming tournaments as well as a large exhibition hall packed with forthcoming games.
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Jonathan Fitz Gerald, assistant professor of biology at Rhodes College, has been awarded a three-year, $400,000 grant from the National Science Foundation.
Gerald's research focuses on the roles played by maternal and parental genes, and will use the grant to explore the flowering plant Arabidopsis thaliana in his work.
Gerald said the work from his project will be directly translatable to agriculture, particularly in biofuel production, and he hopes studies such as his also shed new light on childhood disorders such as Prader-Willi Syndrome and Angelman's Syndrome, which stem from mutation in imprinted genes.
The grant includes funds for 12 summer research opportunities for Rhodes students and nine fellowships during the fall and spring semesters.
"Most of us are aware that we carry two copies of our genes, one copy from our mothers and one from our fathers," Fitz Gerald said in a statement. "What most people don't realize is these genes can have completely different properties depending on which parent provides them. In particular, I study a gene where only the maternal copy gets turned on. The paternal copy just sits there doing nothing even if it is genetically identical to the maternal copy."
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Image: Microscopic view of the engineered bone with an opening exposing the internal trabecular bony network, overlaid with colored images of blood cells and a supportive vascular network that fills the open spaces in the bone marrow-on-a-chip (Photo courtesy of James Weaver, Harvard's Wyss Institute).
New organ-on-a-chip technology is providing scientists with an important new tool to assess the effects of new drugs and toxic agents on whole bone marrow.
The device, nicknamed "bone marrow-on-a-chip," was developed by scientists from Harvard University's Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering (SEAS; Boston, MA, USA), and reproduces the functions, structure, and cellular composition of bone marrow, a complicated tissue that until now could only be studied intact in living animals, institute researchers reported in the May 4, 2014, online issue of the journal
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Specifically, the device could be used to develop safe and effective approaches to prevent or treat radiation's deadly effects on bone marrow without resorting to animal testing, a challenge that is being pursued at the Institute with funding support from the US Food & Drug Administration (FDA). In an initial test, the engineered bone marrow, similar to human marrow, shrunk in response to radiation unless a drug known to prevent radiation poisoning was present.
The bone marrow-on-a-chip in the future could also be employed to maintain a cancer patient's own marrow temporarily while he or she underwent marrow-damaging treatments such as radiation therapy or high-dose chemotherapy. "Bone marrow is an incredibly complex organ that is responsible for producing all of the blood cell types of our body, and our bone marrow chips are able to recapitulate this complexity in its entirety and maintain it in a functional form in vitro," said Don Ingber, MD, PhD, founding director of the Wyss Institute, a professor of vascular biology at Harvard Medical School and Boston Children's Hospital, and a professor of bioengineering at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS) , and senior author of the study.
Dr. Ingber leads a large effort to develop human organs-on-chips. Up to now, Wyss Institute investigators have constructed lung, heart, kidney, and gut chips that reproduce basic characteristics of organ function, and they have more organs-on-chips in the works. The technology has been recognized internationally for its potential to replace animal testing of new drugs and environmental toxins, and as a new way for scientists to model human disease.
To build organ chips, the researchers have combined multiple types of cells from an organ on a microfluidic chip, while gradually supplying nutrients, removing waste, and applying mechanical forces the tissues would face in the body. But bone marrow is so complicated that they needed a new approach to mimic organ function.
This complexity arises because bone marrow has an essential relationship with bone. Marrow sits inside trabecular bone—a solid-looking type of bone with a porous, honeycombed interior. Some areas are warmer, some cooler; some are oxygen-rich, others oxygen-starved—and the dozen or so cell types each have their own preferred sites. To add complexity, bone marrow cells communicate with each other by secreting and sensing a range of biomolecules, which act locally to tell them whether to live, die, specialize or multiply.
Instead of trying to replicate such a complicated structure cell by cell, the researchers enlisted lab mice to do it. "We figured, why not allow mother nature to help us build what she already knows how to build," said Catherine S. Spina, an MD, a PhD candidate at Boston University, researcher at the Wyss Institute, and co-lead author of the paper.
Specifically, the researchers packed dried bone powder into an open, ring-shaped mold the size of a coin battery, and implanted the mold under the skin on the animal's back. After eight weeks, they surgically removed the disk-shaped bone that had formed in the mold and examined it with a specialized computed tomography (CT) imaging scanner. The scan revealed a honeycomb-like structure that looked the same as natural trabecular bone.
When they stained the tissue and examined it under a microscope, the marrow was packed with blood cells, similar to a marrow from a living mouse. Furthermore, when the researchers sorted the bone marrow cells by type and checked their numbers, the combination of different types of blood and immune cells in the modified bone marrow was identical to that in a mouse thighbone.
To maintain the engineered bone marrow outside of a living animal, the researchers surgically removed the engineered bone from mice, then placed it in a microfluidic device that steadily supplied nutrients and removed waste to mimic the circulation the tissue would experience in the body. Marrow in the device remained healthy for up to one week—long enough, typically, to test the toxicity and effectiveness of a new drug.
The device also passed an initial test of its drug-testing capabilities. Similar to marrow from live mice, this engineered marrow was also susceptible to radiation--however, an FDA-approved agent that protects irradiated patients also protects the marrow on the chip. In the future, the researchers could potentially grow human bone marrow in immune-deficient mice. "This could be developed into an easy-to-use screening-based system that's personalized for individual patients," said coauthor James Collins, PhD, a Core Faculty member at the Wyss Institute and a professor at Boston University, where he leads the Center of Synthetic Biology.
Bone marrow-on-a-chip could also generate blood cells, which could circulate in an artificial circulatory system to supply a network of other organs-on-chips. The US Defense Agency Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is also currently providing funds to the Wyss Institute to develop an interconnected network of ten organs on chips to study complex human physiology outside the body.
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The Toronto Board of Health has recommended that police start tracking the number of cyclists who get "doored" — that is, hit by the opening door of a parked car.
Dooring is widely feared by city cyclists, but Toronto police haven't kept statistics on it since a 2011 change to the police definition of a "collision."
After the Star reported on the loophole in June, the health board issued a report at its July 10 meeting urging police to change the policy.
"The Board of Health request that Toronto Police Services … track dooring collisions by modifying collision reporting to include dooring as a type of collision," the document reads.
Attempts to reach Toronto police for comment were unsuccessful Friday.
City councillor and health board chair Joe Mihevc said he was confident police would adopt the recommendation.
"This is part of the culture shift that needs to take place. Bicycling is a mode of transport for more and more Torontonians," he said.
"We trust that police will do the right thing here."
Alok Mukherjee, chair of the Toronto Police Services Board, drafted a report on tracking dooring that will be discussed at the board's next meeting, on Aug. 13.
In an earlier interview, police spokesperson Meaghan Gray said police did track dooring in the past, but stopped when the definition of collisions changed.
Between 2007 and 2011, she said, there was an average of 144 "door prizes" a year.
In Chicago, which has a similar population and cycling season to Toronto, there have been 250 to 300 doorings a year in the three years since police there started tracking the incidents.
Doorings are more violent than other kinds of cycling collisions in Chicago, with an ambulance being called to the scene 50 percent of the time when a cyclist was doored, compared with just 30 percent of the time for other biking crashes, said Charlie Short, of the Chicago transportation department.
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