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Seeking the next CERN: Europe to award $1.3 billion to next-generation science projects
BERLIN - Call it Europe's Got Talent for geeks.
Teams of scientists from across the continent are vying for a funding bonanza that could see two of them receive up to €1 billion ($1.33 billion) over 10 years to keep Europe at the cutting edge of technology.
The contest began with 26 proposals that were whittled down to six last year. Just four have made it to the final round.
They include a plan to develop digital guardian angels that would keep people safe from harm; a massive data-crunching machine to simulate social, economic and technological change on our planet; an effort to craft the most accurate computer model of the human brain to date; and a team working to find better ways to produce and employ graphene — an ultra-thin material that could revolutionize manufacturing of everything from airplanes to computer chips.
The two winners will be announced by the European Union's executive branch in Brussels on Jan. 28.
Initially, each project will receive €54 million from the European Union's research budget, an amount that will be matched by national governments and other sources. Further funding will depend on whether they reach certain milestones within the first 30 months, but over a decade it could total €1 billion each.
Securing such vast sums will be made harder by the austerity measures imposed by many financially drained European governments.
Still, the senior EU official overseeing the so-called Future and Emerging Technologies Flagships program is confident the money will be made available and insists the investment is necessary if Europe wants to match the success the CERN labs on the Swiss-French border that have become the world's premier centre for particle research thanks to their $10 billion atom smasher.
"Supporting research and development is not a nice-to-have, it is essential because no investment means no chance for a better future," Neelie Kroes told The Associated Press in an email. "And especially during a crisis we all need something positive to look ahead to. Just cutting public expenditure and austerity don't bring new growth and jobs."
Kroes, whose title is European Commissioner for Digital Agenda, believes it will pay off. "By pooling resources across the EU and focusing on the two best projects we get a good shot at a manifold return on the investment," she said. Switzerland, Norway, Israel and Turkey, which are not part of the 27-nation EU, are also partnering in the program.
One explicit aim of the program is to encourage scientists to address not just contemporary problems but also those that could arise in future.
Climate change, ageing societies and a shortage of natural resources all loom large in predictions for Europe's future. So far, solutions to these problems have been limited, partly because of their sheer scope.
"The world of today has become so complex that it's beyond our control," said Dirk Helbing, a professor at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology ETH in Zurich. Helbing is the co-ordinator of the FuturICT team that aims to monitor the state of the planet in real time using growing mountains of data now at our fingertips. Anybody will be able to tap into the system to explore possible future scenarios in much the same way as the meteorologists can now forecast the weather with a certain degree of accuracy.
"Think of it as the telescope of the 21st century to help get better insight into problems," Helbing said.
A rival project led by scientists at ETH's sister school EPFL in Lausanne, focuses less on the planetary and more on the personal.
Adrian Ionescu, a professor of nanoneletronics at EPFL, says the booming in mobile devices has concentrated mainly on communication and gaming. His team's Guardian Angels project aims to develop wearable, self-powered gadgets than can warn their users of danger, encourage them to exercise, and collect environmental and health information that could be of use to doctors.
Ionescu claims such devices could save large sums in health care costs by preventing diseases and helping manage them.
The components to make them are already available, he said. The key is integrating them all into one system — a process he likened to the effort made by the United States in the 1960s to put a man on the moon.
One of the most promising materials for electronic devices of the future is graphene — the sole focus of a third finalist. It has been touted as a solution to problems as wide-ranging as mopping up nuclear spills, making airplanes more fuel efficient and speeding up computer chips. Russian-born scientists Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov received the 2010 Nobel Prize in physics for their experiments with this two-dimensional "wonder material" that's up to 300 times stronger than steel — but much lighter.
The problem is how to manufacture it efficiently.
"There is still quite a bit of research to be done," said Jari Kinaret, professor of applied physics at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Kinaret said the long-term funding offered by the EU program would be key to developing what he called a "disruptive technology."
"If you want to create a new technology it does not happen in one or two years," he said. Although Europe, the United States and Asia each produce a third of the scientific papers published on graphene, the number of patents coming out of Europe lags behind.
"We risk that the fruits of research that started in Europe will be harvested elsewhere," he told the AP.
The prospect of Europe losing ground to nimbler rivals plays a prominent role in the arguments put forward by all four projects still in the race.
"If we don't get the funding...we may see some of the European talent move to parts of the world where there is better funding situation, like Singapore," said Kinaret.
Henry Markram said CERN's success was the best example of how polling European resources can put the continent at the forefront of science. CERN announced last year that they have finally found solid evidence of the elusive Higgs boson particle that scientists have been hunting for 50 years.
Markram, a professor of neuroscience at EPFL, says his team wants to do the same for the human brain.
"The pharmaceutical industry won't do this, computing companies won't do this, there's too much fundamental science," he said. "This is one project which absolutely needs public funding."
His Human Brain Project plans to use supercomputers to model the brain and then simulate drugs and treatments for diseases that Markram says cost €800 billion each year in Europe alone.
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V.23 No.30 | 7/24/2014
Film Review
Life Itself
Poignant documentary points the camera at the life of movie critic Roger Ebert
By Devin D. O'Leary
Filmmaker goes from being reviewed by Roger Ebert to making a movie about the famed critic's final days in Life Itself.
V.23 No.25 | 6/19/2014
Arts Feature
Pigments and Ailments
Group exhibit grapples with illness and survival
By Zachary Kluckman
Tenacity and optimism shine from the dark heart of artwork inspired by life-threatening disease.
V.22 No.29 |
The Daily Word in roll-coaster mishaps, a royal baby and Carlsbad farmers
By Mark Lopez [ Mon Jul 22 2013 11:20 AM ]
Something royal this way comes ...
Police have identified one of three murder victims in East Cleveland, and they've charged 35-year-old Michael Madison with three counts of aggravated murder.
German roller-coaster manufacturer is sending experts to Arlington, Texas to investigate the death of a victim who died while riding the Texas Giant over the weekend.
Mohammed Morsi, recently ousted president of Egypt, has gone missing, and family claims he was "abducted by army."
Police are investigating the drowning of 19-year-old Matthew Mares in Los Lunas that happened over the weekend.
APD to testify today in court in a wrongful death lawsuit in relation to the shooting of 27-year-old Christopher Torres in 2011.
Carlsbad farmers could possibly receive less than half the water allotted to them from a network of wells that pump groundwater into the Pecos river.
In a nutshell: If you fake cancer and take $9,000 in donations from your community, then you're probably gonna go to jail.
V.22 No.22 |
The Daily Word in China's fire, the Chavez case and bites on the buttocks
By Mark Lopez [ Mon Jun 3 2013 10:08 AM ]
You have the right to remain silent, now take this cotton swab and swirl it around your mouth for a spell.
Michael Douglas says that you can get throat cancer from an STD. Who'd have thought?
A fire at a poultry plant in Dehui, China kills 119 and injures 50.
Three storm chasers killed in Oklahoma; among them was veteran storm chaser Tim Samaras.
After a lengthy SWAT standoff, police have arrested a father and son in connection with the murder of 8-year-old Sunni Reza.
New Mexico fire crews hope to have two fires (Pecos and Tres Lagunas) fully contained by the end of Monday.
The Levi Chavez trial breaks ground almost six years after the shooting of his wife, Tera Chavez.
Tonight, we say "NO!" to fireworks!
Man arrested for aggravated battery after biting his wife's butt.
V.22 No.21 |
The Daily Word in Amanda Bynes' twitter rant, Navajos saying no to uranium and Buffalo man screwing the IRS
By Mark Lopez [ Mon May 27 2013 12:04 PM ]
Okay ... would not have wanted to be on Flight 132 this morning ...
Shootings in Chicago over the weekend leave six people dead.
Amanda Bynes wants to sue NYPD, and hopefully get a new hair stylist.
Is that uranium? Sorry, we can't do it ...
So, I know you've passed, but do you still need someone to file your taxes for you? The IRS won't know what's up.
"Breaking Bad" star Aaron Paul got married this weekend.
V.21 No.42 | 10/18/2012
The Daily Word in apples, tuna and hamburgers.
By Nick Brown [ Mon Oct 15 2012 12:53 PM ]
A man was cooked to death in a tuna factory.
The world's greatest dad in pictures.
A home invasion prank turned tragic.
There's been an increase in birth defects in Iraq.
Call the sexy meningitis hotline.
I can't stop thinking about hamburgers.
Badvertising. Ew.
Enjoy these ghost photos.
Albuquerque is experiencing 18% office vacancy.
Calibers is conducting a coyote killing contest.
There was a crazy house party on Atrisco.
Happy birthday Penny Marshall.
V.21 No.23 |
The Daily Word in shady behavior, hard time(s) and pseudo-utero
By Margaret Wright [ Wed Jun 13 2012 8:22 AM ]
The World Health Organization says diesel exhaust fumes cause lung cancer.
The arrest of seven Zetas drug cartel members from Mexico may reveal links to money laundering via horse breeding and racing in several U.S. states, including New Mexico.
The worst recent surge of killings in Iraq renews fears about sectarian violence.
Former assistant of Gabrielle Giffords will take her place in Congress after beating out conservative opponent.
Handy tip: Don't keep $1.25 million in envelopes around your apartment if the Russian security state is on your ass.
George Zimmerman's wife is now in trouble with the law, too.
Floyd Mayweather Jr. (along with approximately 7 million other U.S. citizens) is having a rough time in jail.
A newly formed public-interest reporting organization aims "to foster a stronger journalistic culture in our state."
Jay McCleskey, top advisor to Gov. Susana Martinez, obtained names and email addresses of non-union public school teachers on behalf of her political action committee. Why McCleskey wanted the list isn't clear. It's against the law for state employees to contribute to the work of PACs.
Joy Junction emergency shelter is set to expand in the midst of what its CEO calls a statewide "crisis" of homelessness.
Scientists were shocked to find algae thriving under Arctic sea ice.
Stress of contemporary life got you on the rails? Self-soothe by crawling back into the (recycled-fiber) womb.
Stevie Wonder joins the Albuquerque Isotopes! (Don't get as excited as I did at the prospect.)
V.21 No.14 | 4/5/2012
Film Review
Declaration of War
Visually quirky French drama finds love, humor and drama in a child's battle for life
By Devin D. O'Leary
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The Daily Word in football, ScarJo and the Vatican
By Marisa Demarco [ Thu Nov 17 2011 9:01 AM ]
UNM hires ex-Notre Dame coach Bob Davie to be Lobo football's new boss.
APD fires belly-bumping officers who kicked a suspect in the head on video.
The toast sandwich is two pieces of bread around a slice of toast. It's the 150-year-old brainchild of Victorian food writer Mrs. Beeton.
Occupy Wall Street embarks on a nonviolent solidarity action, and has trouble with police in New York.
Art? Or stalking 14-year-old girls?
Avoid penile cancer by abstaining from bestiality.
Sexuality as a force for good.
The New Mexico Independent is done done. Almost exactly a year ago, the company got rid of its news team and hired part-time bloggers.
Mom of Sandusky's adopted son has concerns.
Clothing company folds under Vatican pressure and removes an ad showing the pope kissing an imam.
The people don't like Congress much these days. Know what that means? It's third-party time.
Google's getting into the music store biz. But there's no Prince. And no Zeppelin.
Katy Perry's Milli Vanilli flute fail.
Norwegians raise a viking ship using viking tools.
Is ScarJo a beard?
Some places in the world remain untouched by Facebook.
V.20 No.39 | 9/29/2011
Film Review
Tearjerking bromance asks, "Can you make a chick flick for dudes?"
By Devin D. O'Leary
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The Daily Word 02.23.11: The Amazonian Guard, Hipster Princesses, The Honey Badger Takes What It Wants
By Tom Nayder [ Wed Feb 23 2011 9:47 AM ]
Wacky Gaddafi is still in charge of Lybia, but for how long? More importantly, what will happen to his all-female, all-sexy security staff-The Amazonian Guard?
State Rep. James Smith wants to repeal the medical marijuana program.
$11 million in unpaid red light camera tickets.
Judge upholds health-care reform law.
Republican governors may be busy trying to crush unions, but no too busy to be pranked.
Researches link cellphone use to changes in brain activity.
Rahm Emanuel will be Chicago's next foul-mouthed mayor.
Comedian Rush Limbaugh calls Michelle Obama fat.
Watch out for the crazy nastyass Honey Badger!
Determined researcher discovers large order of fries doesn't have many more than the medium size.
R.I.P. comic book writer Dwayne McDuffie.
Banksy won't be at the Oscars this weekend.
US troops in Afghanistan finally get their shitty Pizza Hut pizza back.
I was into the Hipster Disney Princesses before they were cool.
Scuba inventor dead at the age of 93.
Netflix signs a deal with CBS to stream shows like Star Trek and The Twilight Zone.
How to become a twitter guru in six easy tweets.
"Bitch, your pancakes look fine to me!"
After initially condemning Kinect hackers, Microsoft announces a official SDK for the device.
Can we talk about these cookie-stuffed cookies?
Explore the secrets of spider anatomy.
I miss the 80s: here's list of rated R movies that got cartoon spin-offs.
Chinese gamer dies after three-day bender.
V.20 No.7 | 2/17/2011
Walker stops in Burque today during trek across the country
By Marisa Demarco [ Thu Feb 17 2011 4:51 PM ]
BJ Timoner has been hoofing it across the country to raise money for the fight against pancreatic cancer. As of Feb. 1, he'd gone about 648 miles and raised $13,500 for The Lustgarten Foundation. All of the proceeds go directly to the foundation for research, Timoner assures on his website.
V.20 No.4 |
The Daily Word 02.02.11: Another Snow Day, Medical Clowns, Free Porn
By Tom Nayder [ Wed Feb 2 2011 10:06 AM ]
Yes, yes it's really cold out. Just try and keep it together, ok?
The unrest in Egypt is continuing, even after Mubarak pledges to leave office.
Congressional Republicans are trying to redefine rape.
Depressing real estate story #34.
Teenage wolf pack members arrested in Pennsylvania.
Glenn Beck uses chalkboards to equate the uprising in Egypt to the beginning of the End Times.
Feel bad after reading the latest leaked Fox News memo, then feel worse after watching a new fake pimp and ho video targeting Planned Parenthood. Then eat some cake.
What's the deal with all that free porn online?
It looks like Borders is nearing bankruptcy.
When am I gonna get my vat-grown hamburgers?
Zsa Zsa Gabor is near death. Goodbye
Apple is trying to take a bigger piece of all content sold on it's devices.
The best of sexual harassment stock photography.
Why didn't anyone tell me Dunkin' Donuts had new donuts?
Five things to do with your old laptop.
Original Robospanker for sale, only $500. Wait, what?
How to make your own Girl Scout Thin Mints.
Medical clowns (?) can help women get pregnant.
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The Daily Word 12.28.10: Bill Richardson, balding eagles, Lorenzo Pimentel, Elton John
By Jessica Cassyle Carr [ Tue Dec 28 2010 12:22 PM ]
Richardson burned by the White House over North Korea negotiations. Meanwhile, the Gov is looking forward to being insignificant.
Some conservatives want congressmen to keep their day jobs.
Government needs help spotting balding eagles at Abiquiu Lake this winter.
The (fire) Pit not up to code, may close.
Santa Fe lady sues neighbors over Cottonwoods blocking her views.
Local guitar maker Lorenzo Pimentel dies at 82.
Finger proportion indicates cancer risk in men, study finds.
How urban monkeys avoid death by cat.
Elton John gives birth to a baby honky cat named Zachary Jackson Levon Furnish-John.
Saints defeat dirty birds. Who dat?!
Weather: Rain tomorrow, snow Thursday.
V.19 No.45 | 11/11/2010
Concerts for Cures
By Diego E. Montoya [ Fri Nov 5 2010 5:12 PM ]
Concerts For Cures, happening this weekend here in Albuquerque, uses the power of music to bring communities together to fight cancer. This year many local artists are contributing to the cause. On Saturday, the concert happens at 4 p.m. at The Harwood Art Center (1114 Seventh Street NW at Mountain). This early show is all-ages and features six bands including The CPC Band, Chicken Noodle Chainsaw, Recycleman, The Chuck Hawley Group, The Goat Heads and an All Star Funk Jam with The Saturday Night Fever Blisters. The late show starts a 9 p.m. at Low Spirits (2923 Second Street NW). Felonious Groove Foundation, Saving Damsels and Leah Black, along with secret, special guests will play to raise not only funds but awareness this weekend. In addition, on Sunday, Cafe Green (located at 319 Fifth Street SW at Lead) will hold a Jazz Brunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. with The Jazztet. Make sure to open your ears and wallet for a great cause.
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White Sox take opener from Twins
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Whatever it is, the White Sox hope he continues to do it.
Noesi was very good Thursday, allowing only three hits and two runs over seven-plus innings as the White Sox defeated the Minnesota Twins 5-2 at Target Field.
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I've started some tomatoes, peppers, broccoli and a few flowers so far. I have a gentleman that wants to start planting in his greenhouse the 1st of March, so I needed to get started early.
Hows everyone else's planting or planning doing?
This is the easiest best time for lots of things here.
I hope to be a planting maniac in the next week. tomatoes and peppers about 20 per 4" pot in a southern window with bottom heat. These are to pot up to solo cups and sell. Basil in the window no heat. Brassicas outdoors on the tables, Transplant onions I started in Nov. Direct seed, carrots, beets, turnips, radish, mustard, green onion, lettuces, etc, Most the beds are ready, or nearly so.
Been picking , broccoli, cabbage, leeks, Chard, Kale, Citrus...could have done a lot better. Shallots are looking great, Garlic not so sure. Just finally sold out of butternut a few weeks ago.
We can do beans in March, and then with plastic mulch get the summer rolling, though May and June are premium planting time for summer crops.
Had another person interested in 5 flats? don't know if it will prove out, but I may need to run the ad again.
I started some broccoli and onions earlier. May have a market on 3/30 and another 4/20 before market starts first Saturday of May. Trying to go back to original market, with just what we grow. It will be a lot different, much smaller. I think I will not be able to service the customers like we used to.
Hello all,
How about planting beets and carrots and turnips etc, knowing a cool weekend,including light frost and possibly a little snow is coming? These are always predictibly very light or no shows. Days will hit the 50's and probably 60"s with some sun.
I already direct planted carrots and radishes day before yesterday and have done bunches of trays that I can bring in at night or put bottom heat and plastic on.
I am sure I have done it before and everything grew, but is there any reason to just wait to plant in a warmer week....which will almost certainly arrive. Perhaps I should just work on beds and slam the seeds in a warmer week? Get them in before the weather, at least that way they are done?
I started some tomato plants and peppers,onion,eggplants,though I am a few weeks behind as I was working on my hoophouse in December wished I had it done a month earlier.I am rather lucky as my next door neighbor's business is Amgro supplier of seed,greenhouse plastic,growing mix,trays,fertilizer...
Cal_Mario, you are lucky, no shipping costs. Your maters look alot like mine, except I haven't got all of them transplanted into cells. Need to do that, hopefully this weekend, since I'll be home more.
My mother fell and broke her hip, so 1 day in ER/surgery (wed), thurs-work and visiting with her, same thing on Friday, Sat-babysitting Grandkids and getting her set up in nursing home for rehab. Sunday, maybe some time for maters.
I have about 100 tomato plants going into 1 gallon containers next week,also have Serrano and Jalapeno's to transplant,ordered some hybrid Habanero seeds and my superhots, Bhut Jolokia and Moraga Trinidad Scorpion to plant next week too.A pic of my Serranos.Peppers grow so slow though.
Just about ready to put in Fedco order. Going to start peppers later this week (and do the taxes too). Tomatoes will wait another month since I won't be able to transplant them til mid-late May anyway. Thinking of trying new market (started last year) rather than the old one that was kind of petering out (and MM is leaving), that one doesn't start til last week of June so I have plenty of time. Won't have anything to sell June/July except salad greens and hopefully strawberries anyway.
I've got 144 broccolis in the garden. Started Jan 1. I have never been able to get a spring crop of brocs to head up before bolting so I've pushed it back as far as I could. We have a freak hard freeze predicted for this weekend so I'll be coming up with something. Next year i will have at least one hoop house for broccoli and lettuces. I put out 10 lbs each of white and red potatoes, spinach, lettuce, and one lb each of white, yellow and red onions. About 50 feet double row of snow peas and 25 of sugar snaps. But it has been terribly gray and dreary, and alas, wet. So I may be replanting when all is said and done.
About one month until i want to try some peas.
In the house I have perennials, peppers for the tunnel, superhot peppers, brassicas (sowing 1), scallions (sowing 1).
There is a market on April 6th so I am going to try and sell some mixed packs of brassicas. When people buy cabbage and broccoli seedlings they are usually all one variety and ripen all at once so I am hoping a blend of varieties will be something they rather have. Still I only did 1.5 trays to sell.
Next week I will start tunnel tomatoes, parsley, and eggplant.
According to one local meteorologist we are 6 degree before where we should be for this time of year. Hope we don't have a cool/cold summer, but then again, don't want a hot-hot summer either.
It does sound good for tomorrow to meteorologic spring.
Last year at this time, I was filling up my high tunnel with seedlings. Now they are indoors under lights, because the weather has been so awful. It's snowing right now. Even in a high tunnel, with a gray sky and a high of 35 degrees, it's no place for a tomato plant.
I started the peppers end of last week, have them on a warming tray, just got the Fedco (tomatoes and Asian greens) order, going to start tomatoes this week. Not sure how many I want to start (not as many as last year!), I haven't signed onto market yet - really don't want to do the short-season (12 weeks) one, the one I have been doing past 2 years has new (unknown) MM (who has not contacted me yet) and wasn't doing too well, the one I really want to get into (mid-June til 3rd week Oct) says they might have space for berries if 1 vendor drops out (the bramble berries, I think strawberry vendor has signed up) but I need to sell everything at 1 market.
State isn't renewing my tax exemption b/c I didn't gross enough the past 2 years, I haven't done taxes yet but know I had a loss again in 2012 though not a big one, I still have "startup" costs but I am wondering why I am working so hard for so little, was going to give it 1 more year (ordered a lot of seeds from Fedco) to try to at least break even, hope most of the big expenses are out of the way but since it's so hard to find a market with decent season matching harvests, and I have no frontage to put farm stand, I'm wondering if this year I should just start growing for us and the food bank...


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So now I am returning a 36" pot/pan drawers and getting a 33" one instead. Luckily I had a 33" one for the island so we will use that one for now and wait for a new one to come in for the island. But this means I will have to wait for that before I can get my countertops templated. So disappointed! Oh well I've waited 3+ months, another few weeks wont kill me, right?
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Bad news everyone...
The two the liberty candidates for Statewide office have lost.
Randles for Gov.
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I don't want to live in this state anymore.
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I just got done voting for Brunner, Moon, Carter and Randles.
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[] Cynthia L. Davis Lieutenant Governor (Constitution Party)
[] Mike Carter Lieutenant Governor (Republican)
[] Robyn Hamlin House Rep. Dist. 1
[] Jason Greene House Rep. Dist 5
[] Tyler Holyfield House Rep Dist 70 (against Eugene Dokes)
[] Bob Parker House Rep Dist 8
[] Mike Moon House Rep Dist 7
[] John Brunner Senate (More Paul people say they favor Brunner over Akin)
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[] Dwon LittleJohn Jackson County Sheriff (Democrat)
[] Paul Curtman House Rep Dist 105
[] Kyle Albert House Rep Dist 106
[] Chris Gard House Rep Dist 63
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[] Ray Kirkus Berrien County Commissioner Dist. 9
[] Kerry L. Bentivolio House Rep. CD 11
[] Tom Wassa House Rep Dist 5
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[] Donald Biddinger Blackman Twp Delegate
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[] Scotty Boman Senate
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[] Richard Sanders state supreme court position 9
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Every sifting comes by divine command and permission. Satan must ask permission before he can lay a finger upon Job. In actual fact, in some sense our siftings are directly the work of heaven, for in the text God says that He will "shake the house of Israel." Satan, like a slave, may hold the sieve, hoping for the worst; but the overruling hand of the Master is accomplishing His purpose by the very process that the enemy hopes will be destructive. Precious children of God, even though you are shaken, be comforted by the blessed fact that the Lord directs the whole process for His own glory and for your eternal profit.
The Lord Jesus will graciously and yet firmly divide that which is precious from that which is of little account. All are not Israel that are of Israel; the grain on the barn floor is not clean and pure, and so the shaking process must be performed. In the sieve, husks and chaff fly before the wind, and only solid substance will remain.
Observe the complete safety of the Lord's wheat; even a pebble has a promise of preservation. God Himself sifts, and therefore it is stern and terrible work; He sifts them in all places, "among all the nations"; He sifts them in the most effective manner, "as one shakes with a sieve"; and yet in all this, not the smallest, lightest, or most shriveled grain is permitted to fall to the ground.
Every individual believer is precious in the sight of the Lord. A shepherd would not lose one sheep, nor a jeweler one diamond, nor a mother one child, nor a man one limb of his body; nor will the Lord lose one of His redeemed people. However little we may be, if we are the Lord's, we may rejoice that we are preserved in Christ Jesus.
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This paper presents the preliminary results of our investigations which pertain to obesity-related alterations in routine blood test parameters. For that end, we examined 340 healthy and obese children. Results show that there are differences between the routine laboratory parameters of obese and healthy subjects that are both statistically significant and medically interesting. We point out these differences in a statistically precise way, and show a method which can be efficiently used to classify children based on their laboratory parameters. This result can be used later to develop a more realistic model to predict the risk of obesity.
In a training set of 207 subjects, including 64 subjects with major depressive disorder (MDD), 40 subjects with chronic schizophrenia, 12 subjects with bipolar depression and 91 normal or healthy subjects, the average correct diagnosis rate attained using the proposed method is over 85%, as determined by various cross-validation experiments. The promise is that, with further development, the proposed methodology could serve as a valuable adjunctive tool for the medical practitioner.
The aim of this paper is to determine if post-acute (<3 months) stroke patients are able to use an electroencephalogram (EEG)-based BCI to trigger neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES)-assisted extension of the wrist and fingers.
EEG was recorded while subjects performed motor imagery of their paretic limb, and then analyzed to determine the optimal frequency range within the mu-rhythm that showed the greatest attenuation. With the help of visual feedback, subjects then trained to regulate their mu-rhythm EEG to operate the BCI to trigger NMES on their wrist extensor muscles.
9 post-acute (<3 months) stroke patients, aged 58.2 ± 9.3 yrs, participated in this study. 4 out of 6 subjects who completed the trial are able to use the BCI to trigger NMES on their paretic wrist extensor muscles. This study presents findings that movement intention, as characterized by the attenuation of mu-rhythm EEG, is detectable in post-acute stroke patients, and that this signal is can be used as a control signal for the patients to operate a BCI to trigger NMES.
The standard definitions of apnea and hypopnea require that these events have a minimum temporal span of 10 seconds. Our experience has taught us that some respiratory airflow limitations lasting less than 10 seconds can produce a noticeable effect on the patient's blood oxyhemoglobin saturation (SpO2). In this paper we propose alternative definitions for apnea and hypopnea events that include respiratory airflow limitations with a temporal span between 5 and 10 seconds when they are associated with a drop in SpO2 of at least 3%. Then we compare the AHI calculated using the standard definition and our definition over a database of 40 polysomnograms. For 2 of the 40 patients, the standard AHI clearly underestimates the severity of the patient's condition, while ours does not.
We propose a segmentation method based on a predictor-corrector (Active Contours - Shape Models) scheme. Special stress is put in the definition of the AC external forces. First, we introduce a semantic description of the LV that discriminates myocardial tissue by using texture and motion descriptors. Second, in order to ensure convergence regardless of the initial contour, the external energy is decoupled according to the orientation of the edges in the image potential. We have validated the model in terms of error in segmented contours and accuracy of regional clinical scores.
Optic disc detection and segmentation works have been widely reported with high success rate. However, the task of segmenting the optic cup in a non-stereo fundus photograph is more difficult due to the presence of retinal vessels and the inconsistent intensities of the optic cup.
In this paper we propose an approach for optic cup segmentation based on Gaussian mixture models. The algorithm is tested on 71 images from the SiMES database. The optic cup boundaries in these images are manually segmented by a senior ophthalmologist as our clinical ground truth. In our experiments, we show that our approach is able to achieve an improvement of 8.1% in cup area overlap and 14.1% in relative area difference from the ARGALI cup segmentation. This demonstrates the capability of this model of have a closer segmentation to the clinical ground truth.