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Everything in moderation: Micro-8 to study regulating pathogens in space
Candida albicans, an opportunistic yeast pathogen and model organism for research, is common and usually doesn't damage our healthy personal ecosystem. However, when our immune system is stressed on Earth or in space, such as during long-duration space travel, C. albicans can grow out of control and potentially cause infections. Scientists want to address controlling these outbreaks with the next round of cellular growth experiments on the International Space Station -- Micro-8.
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All pregnant women and those planning to become pregnant should receive a flu shot because the normal changes to a pregnant woman's immune system, heart and lungs put moms-to-be at increased risk of the harmful effects of flu infection, experts say. Also, babies born to mothers who got their flu shot while pregnant were protected from serious illness from influenza during their first six months of life, research shows.
Smartphone app reveals users' mental health, performance, behavior
Researchers have built the first smartphone app that automatically reveals college students' mental health, academic performance and behavioral trends. In other words, your smartphone knows your state of mind -- even if you don't -- and how that affects you. The StudentLife app, which compares students' happiness, stress, depression and loneliness to their academic performance, also may be used in the general population -- for example, to monitor mental health, trigger intervention and improve productivity in workplace employees.
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Gambling with confidence: Are you sure about that?
Confidence determines much of our path through life, but what is it? Most people would describe it as an emotion or a feeling. In contrast, scientists have found that confidence is actually a measurable quantity, and not reserved just for humans. The team has identified a brain region in rats whose function is required to for the animals to express confidence in their decisions.
Single dose of antidepressant changes the brain
A single dose of antidepressant is enough to produce dramatic changes in the functional architecture of the human brain. Brain scans taken of people before and after an acute dose of a commonly prescribed serotonin reuptake inhibitor reveal changes in connectivity within three hours, say researchers.
Stem cells use 'first aid kits' to repair damage
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Gene linked to increased dendritic spines -- a signpost of autism
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Newer tests clarify hereditary risk of cancer
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NASA's wind-watching ISS-RapidScat ready for launch
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Cordia boissieri (anacahuita), according to our Native Plant Database is propagated by seeds. From this USDA Plant Profile on this plant, it is native to far South Texas, but apparently there are reports of some being grown in Central Texas, around Travis County. According to this USDA Forest Service website, Cordia boisseri, it is rarely found and may be close to extinction.
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At some point, we all get old. And when we get old, we apparently forget about what it was like to be young. Case in point: Reggie Jackson, who tells Bob Nightengale of USA Today that he doesn't like to see showboating among today's players:
"What I'm seeing these days, and some of the arrogance, I feel like walking up, and saying, 'What's wrong with you? You can't play. That's not style. It's a goofy act.' "I know it's entertainment, but if you have style and can't play, then you're nothing more than a fool. I see a lot of fools out there."
I appreciate the "do something before you act arrogant" idea, but this is pretty rich coming from a guy who called himself "the straw that stirs the drink" in the Bronx before he even had a single at bat as a Yankee. Yes, he walked the walk. But he talked the talk first and has rarely ceased talking it, even many years after his career ended.
As for young players today: how dare they have fun!
- Chris Fiorentino - Jun 1, 2012 at 1:23 PM
i·ro·ny [ahy-ruh-nee, ahy-er-] noun, plural i·ro·nies.
1. the use of words to convey a meaning that is the opposite of its literal meaning:
the irony of her reply, "How nice!" when I said I had to work all weekend.
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a technique of indicating, as through character or plot development,
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6. Reggie Jackson irony: "What I'm seeing these days, and some of the arrogance,
I feel like walking up, and saying, 'What's wrong with you? You can't play. That's not style.
It's a goofy act.' "I know it's entertainment, but if you have style and can't play,
then you're nothing more than a fool. I see a lot of fools out there."
- brokea$$lovesmesomeme - Jun 1, 2012 at 1:31 PM
Holy $hit dude give it a rest.
- Chris Fiorentino - Jun 1, 2012 at 2:02 PM
I'm just living up to your name…except for the broke part. I'm getting paid while I post stuff here. You keep on loving yourself some you. I'll keep posting. Have a great weekend sir/madam.
- scatterbrian - Jun 1, 2012 at 2:15 PM
I met Reggie once while he was filling up at a gas station where I used to work. I didn't ask for an autograph or anything, just approached him and said, "Hey Reggie! I'm a born and raised A's fan and just wanted to say thank you." Reggie replied, "You guys got a bathroom?" A co-worker correctly predicted he'd piss on the seat.
- hoopmatch - Jun 1, 2012 at 3:32 PM
Thanks for the story, dude. I just put it on my Tumblr blog.
- brewcrewfan54 - Jun 1, 2012 at 2:38 PM
Do as I say, not as I do.
- natstowngreg - Jun 1, 2012 at 4:35 PM
Pete Rose once said, it ain't braggin' if you do it. I believe Pete was referring to his hitting, not his gambling. Or his command of the English language.
Reggie has a point about some guys braggin' when they haven't done it. Reggie is just the wrong messenger for that point.
- natstowngreg - Jun 1, 2012 at 4:56 PM
Should be "Nor," of course.
- jimbo1949 - Jun 1, 2012 at 5:42 PM
Pete probably heard it from Dizzy Dean, who probably heard it from somebody else. Nothing new etc.
- ezthinking - Jun 1, 2012 at 6:21 PM
and then Reggie said, "Please keep your damn children off my lawn!"
- Old Gator - Jun 2, 2012 at 9:35 AM
As he well should. Children are horrible.
- djpostl - Jun 1, 2012 at 6:23 PM
Did you miss the part where he said "but if you have style and can't play, then you're nothing more than a fool."?
He clearly didn't fall into that category.
- IdahoMariner - Jun 1, 2012 at 11:37 PM
Did you miss the part where Craig pointed out that he was being an arrogant ass before he had actually delivered?
Also, arrogance in anybody is lame, not justified by being able to hit a ball really far. But methinks Reggie is more annoyed by the goofiness of young players than their arrogance…cuz Reggie can't get those damn kids off his lawn.
- Old Gator - Jun 2, 2012 at 9:39 AM
Let's correct that: before he had actually delivered -for the Borg. He had been consistently delivering for Oakland for years prior to coming to the Bronx. Reggie's money was where his mouth was long before his mouth got to where his money was. As one who can proudly lay claim to having been at Game 6 of the '77 series, I have nothing but slack to cut for the inimitable Sir Reggie. He delivered like the postmen of my youth.
- djpostl - Jun 2, 2012 at 3:58 PM
Completely agree on the part about nobody should be an arrogant ass.
Completely disagree on the "Reggie was being arrogant before he delivered" considering his first full season in the bigs, before they lowered the mound and in a huge "dead ball era" he hit 29 Hrs. 2d year 47 dingers.
Dude hit the big leagues and "delivered" from day one.
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The redevelopment will be especially complicated given the property's historic designations and the network of crumbling catacombs that wind beneath the site.
EYA's draft plans include 400,000 square feet of office space, a 175,000-square-foot nursing home and 100 units of senior housing, a boutique hotel, 565 multifamily residential units, 210 townhomes, 100,000 square feet of retail, a large central park, amphitheater and preservation of some above- and below-grade water filtration features.
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May, 2007, Vol. 07, Issue 05
Low Back, Piriformis and SI Joint Pain
By Erik Dalton, PhD
Following my February 2007 Massage Today column on sacroiliac joint syndrome, I received several e-mails from therapists asking how to differentiate low back, sacroiliac and piriformis syndrome pain.The first distinction needing clarification is that piriformis syndrome is considered a "functional entrapment syndrome." The word "functional" describes neurological compression disorders resulting from positional or kinesiological factors that are not solely linked to structural or inflammatory conditions. Therefore, clients presenting with piriformis syndrome typically only experience sciatic-like symptoms during certain movements or when pressure is applied to the affected area (Figure 1).
Sacroiliac and piriformis syndrome anatomy is comprised of many complicated elements involving bone, muscle, connective tissue and nerves. Understanding this anatomy helps reveal the difficulty that exists when developing a healing program for these often-debilitating conditions. Frequently, piriformis syndrome pain begins as the external femoral rotator balance that is distorted by pelvic obliquity, due to conditions such as backward sacral torsions, iliosacral inflares and foot hyperpronation. The most common and tormenting of the sciatic-like SI dysfunctions is called a right-on-left backward sacral torsion. It occurs when the sacrum gets stuck rotated right and side-bent left between the two innominates (Figure 2).
Typically, backward torsions involve a lifting incident, during which the person bends forward and side-bends left at the lumbosacral junction. Intervertebral discs, facet joints, sacroiliac ligaments and piriformis muscles are most vulnerable to injury in this position. However, the movement that precipitates the greatest long-term discomfort takes place when the person attempts to straighten up while L5 is side-bent left and rotated right. As L5 jams backward into the sacrum, sharp, burning sciatic pain shoots into the buttocks and down the leg. Unfortunately, backward torsions commonly are mistaken for disc pathology, causing many unneeded and unsuccessful surgical procedures. Prolonged ligament and joint capsule stress caused by an unstable (crooked) sacroiliac joint can sympathetically spasm the piriformis muscle, causing contracture, fibrosis and sciatic impingement (Figure 3), even though a torsional SI joint fixation may have been the culprit responsible for initiating the sciatic assault. Soon, the fibrotic piriformis escalates the symptoms by trapping the nerve between it and other muscles, ligaments or bone in the sciatic notch. The end result of this double-crush disorder is neural breakdown and interruption of the axoplasmatic flow of vital nutrients. Some researchers estimate that double-crush syndromes occur in as much as 40 percent of the sciatic population.1
Hamstrings and Piriformis Role in SI Dysfunction
Double-crush sciatic pain often originates from a piriformis injury brought on by lifting or overuse. As the L5 facet joints glide forward on the sacrum during trunk flexion, the piriformis and sacrotuberous ligaments must restrain the sacrum from moving forward (counternutation). Regrettably, tendon and ligament fibers are vulnerable to microtraumatic tearing during this bending/twisting maneuver. Because the piriformis partially originates from the sacrospinous ligament, which is fascially linked to the hamstrings, trauma or overuse can create adhesive scar tissue that shortens the piriformis and drags on the sacrum. Prolonged unilateral sacral drag leads to ligament hypermobility, inflammation and sacroiliac imbalance. When the hamstrings and piriformis destabilize the SI joint, other nerves (superior and inferior gluteal) become inflamed, causing symptoms resembling piriformis syndrome (Figure 4).
Since the nerve supply for the glutei, tensor fascia lata and piriformis muscles does not travel under or through the piriformis with the sciatic nerve, any signs of denervation (muscle weakness or atrophy) may indicate SI dysfunction, which might be co-present with piriformis syndrome. Often, only one piriformis will be short and tight, forcing the sacrum to shift laterally on its long axis. This sets the stage for yet another painful compensatory problem at the lumbosacral junction, known as an apex shift. According to Retzlaff, et al.,2 apex shifts cause the sacral base to rotate anteriorly, resulting in a deep sacral sulcus on the side of the tight/short piriformis. This unleveling of the sacral base creates a lumbar spine rotoscoliosis (corkscrew), which can compensate and twist all the way up to the O-A joint (Figure 5).
Treatment Options
Since pelvic imbalances are a major contributing factor in all low back and piriformis dysfunctions, it makes sense for the manual therapist to first develop a therapeutic strategy for establishing iliosacral and sacroiliac alignment. Figure 6 demonstrates an effective elbow technique for correcting an upslipped left innominate. This iliosacral condition frequently is seen in people who bear weight on the left leg during prolonged standing. As the client gently pulls up on the therapy table while performing slow pelvic tilts, the therapist's elbow slowly releases fibrotic erector spinae, quadratus lumborum, latissimus dorsi and iliolumbar ligaments, allowing the innominate to drop inferiorly. The importance of the iliolumbar ligaments cannot be overlooked. Their primary function is preventing excessive lumbar side-bending, but they can become major sciatic pain generators when fibrotic. Because the iliolumbar ligaments form fascial hoods over the sciatic nerve when strained, they rub on the nerve's dural sheath, contributing to double (or triple) crush syndromes.
In summary, piriformis syndrome should not be treated as an isolated event, even if tests such as the Pace, Freiberg and Beatty are positive. A stable pelvis, derived through proper upper and lower quadrant balance, is essential for long-term correction of sciatic nerve conditions. All ligaments and muscles attaching to the pelvis from above and below should be tested and balanced. Once the low back and pelvis are functioning properly, piriformis techniques that address the muscle's origin and insertion, such as those shown in Figure 7 and Figure 8, usually are effective in relieving pressure on the sciatic nerve ... but not always.
Medical Breakthrough
Although sciatica is the most common condition treated by neurosurgeons, piriformis syndrome rarely is mentioned in the majority of neurology textbooks, with only a minimal number of U.S. surgeons trained to properly treat the condition. For the past 75 years, sciatica has been thought to be caused by a herniated disc and treated accordingly. Now, researchers at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center; the University of California, Los Angeles; and the Institute for Nerve Medicine in Los Angeles have developed a new nerve-imaging technology called magnetic resonance neurography. The technology has proven extremely effective in implicating piriformis syndrome as a causative factor for sciatic leg pain in the majority of patients who had failed diagnosis with traditional MRI scans and/or were not treated successfully with surgery. The researchers evaluated 239 patients whose symptoms had not improved after diagnosis or treatment for a herniated or damaged disc. All patients received a detailed neurological exam and had a thorough review of all previous scans and treatment history to rule out any condition that might have been missed.
Results of the study confirmed that 69 percent had piriformis syndrome, while the remaining 31 percent had a combination of other nerve, SI joint or muscle conditions. Researchers using these active diagnostic techniques found piriformis syndrome to be a more common cause of sciatica than the herniated disc.3 To treat piriformis syndrome, Dr. Filler, et al., injected a long-acting anesthetic into the spine, muscle or nerves. About 85 percent of the patients obtained some relief from the injections, which helped relax the piriformis muscle spasm. However, relief was not long-lasting and 62 patients required surgery to correct the syndrome. Of those, 82 percent had a good or excellent result during the six-year follow-up.
This groundbreaking study, published in the Journal of Neurosurgery: Spine, will surely help medical and manual therapists weed out complex diagnostic conditions such as sciatica - a condition that affects nearly 40 percent of adults at some point during their lifetime. Therefore, it behooves today's touch therapist to recognize the clinical signs of piriformis entrapment and all associated double-crush syndromes. Fortunately, now that reliable imaging tests and surgical treatments are available in most major hospitals, we must embrace one of our foremost fundamental therapeutic adages: If in doubt, refer them out!
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French and Malian troops have surrounded Timbuktu and are aiming to secure the city after seizing the airport. A senior military officer reported they met no resistance.
There are reports of rebels setting fire to homes and thousands of priceless manuscripts and also handing out beatings to residents as they fled the city.
The operation comes a day after celebrations in Gao as Islamist militants were driven out of the town.
The ancient city of Timbuktu has been one of the bastions of the al Qaeda-allied fighters who have controlled the north for 10 months.
Two displaced residents gave their reaction. "I'm really glad to hear about Timbuktu because we haven't had news for four days, networks are cut. We really worry for parents who are there. I welcome this very good news," said one.
Another added: "Frankly, if they secure the city today, I am ready to return immediately to Timbuktu. French troops must not leave us alone then because those Islamists who fled may come back and cause problems for us. French troops have to stay a bit to stabilise the place."
The African Union is meeting to discuss sending more troops while the French Foreign Minister, Laurent Fabius reacted with claims that, "little by little Mali is being liberated".
Military experts though fear the rebels could carry on a hit-and-run style guerrilla campaign.
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