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CLINTON— Saturday, Blue Mountain College had three runners in the top 10 and the Lady Toppers finished second in the Choctaw Open. BMC's men finished fifth in the cross-country race hosted by Mississippi College. Kelsea Posadas (Alcorn Central) ran an 18:48 5,000-meter time to lead the Lady Toppers and finished second behind Brittany Alexander (18:44) […]
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PINE GROVE – Bryana Davis, who scored more than 2,000 points at Pine Grove High School, has signed a basketball scholarship with Blue Mountain College. Davis, a 5-foot-6 guard, is the third member of her family to play for the Lady Toppers. Her mother, Connie (Newby) Davis, played and her sister Candace recently completed her […]
COLLEGE BASKETBALL: BMC travels for TSAC Tournament openers
BLUE MOUNTAIN–Blue Mountain College will hit the road for first-round action in the final TranSouth Athletic Basketball Championships. The Toppers will go to McKenzie, Tenn., for a 7 p.m. Thursday game against the Bethel University Wildcats. BMC finished the season with an 8-20 overall record and an 0-10 mark in the conference. Bethel, ranked No. 15 in the latest NAIA […]
Page earns second TSAC Player of Week Award
BLUE MOUNTAIN–For the second time this season, Anna Brooke Page has been named the TranSouth Athletic Conference women's basketball Player of the Week. Page, a 6-0 junior forward from Tishomingo, led the Toppers to a 3-0 week by averaging 24.7 points and 8.3 rebounds per game. Her hot shooting included hitting 71 percent (29-41) from […]
North Pontotoc's Lewis signs with BMC Lady Toppers
ECRU–Andrea Lewis of North Pontotoc High, one of Northeast Mississippi's top prep prospects signed a basketball scholarship Friday morning with Blue Mountain College. Through the Lady Vikings' first 15 games this season, Lewis, a 5-foot-9 guard, averaged 16 points per game, 6.8 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals. As a junior she averaged 19.2 points a game, […]
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Not sure how many people believed it would happen, but Stephen Strasburg has indeed agreed to sign with the Nationals.
While you're contemplating how good he will be, here is a look at the numbers …
$15.1 million: The amount (not including incentives) the Nationals will pay Strasburg in his four-year contract. That's about $5 million more than the previous record, as Mark Prior received $10.5 million in 2001.
11:58:43 p.m.: The time when the sides agreed to the deal, according to Nationals president Stan Kasten. The deadline was 12:01 a.m.
195: Number of strikeouts Strasburg compiled last season at San Diego State. They came in 109 innings, with a 1.32 ERA.
102: The number, in miles-per-hour, that Strasburg can throw his fastball. Also the number of losses the Nationals suffered in 2008.
103: The number of losses the Nats are on pace to compile in 2009. Can they get him in uniform fast enough?
2010: The year Bryce "The Chosen One" Harper goes No. 1 in the draft. Wondering if the Nats can afford both of these guys?
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Inferiority Complex?As far back as I can remember, I have always felt like a 'misfit'. My 1st (and last) birthday party I was invited to was in grade 1. I can only remember feeling such a strain in talking with the other children. In my bottle cap glasses worn to compensate for...
notcomfwithppl 41-45 6 Responses 2 Apr 10, 2009
My supposed to be best friend turned her backon me twice. Once after high school and now. She had a controlling bf who told her not to associate with me. I kept trying to get in contact with her for years. Then one day out of the bleu she texts me and I forgave her and we were friends again. I had a controlling...
DeeDoubleYoux 22-25, F 3 Responses 2 Apr 4
I used to have friendswhen I was a child and I use to be able to be close to people, trust them, talk to them, spend time with them, not be defensive or guarded. in my 20s I can's seem to trust anyone, or want to, or care to. I'm a very social person, so much so that I use to be the one to connect...
jennylovevsyou 26-30, F 2 Responses 2 Feb 13, 2014
I have a lot of friendsor so it seems. I am very popular at work but the moment I leave they seem to slowly fall of the face of the earth and I become alone once again. I wonder if i have done something to cause it or what. It really isn't much of a surprise anymore I get loner each day. I wonder...
chrisscott515 22-25, F 1 Response 3 Jun 30
I have exactly one weekand four days before my Senior Year starts and have absolutely no one to enjoy it with. I'm going into yet another school year without friends to talk to and hangout with at lunch. I thought I had finally made friends last year but now they don't want anything to do with me...
Love Someone Dont End Up Like Me..Wel when i was a kid i came up rough.....i never had a birthday ive watch my brothers have there birthday party and gifts and i was so happy for thiem but when my birthday came around i got nothing....they use to say to me ah man its the first of the month i'll get you something...
sizzla13 31-35 3 Nov 6, 2013
I have one friend, she'sso busy with her own life ... Which I'm so so so happy for her. I'm 21, a homeowner, pets, bills, a family business job with my family... I never meet people and I'm so shy and awkward.... I'm not a typical 21 yr old... I feel so stuck and alone
Countrygirl3632 18-21 5 Responses 5 May 18
As a child, I could never keep friendships verylong.they'd move away, I'd move away, and many other things.I'm not very good at making friends, and the ones I manage to make, the friendships dont last very long. loner it through, that is my advice to you
omss 18-21, M 1 Response 0 May 18
LonelinessI am a 25 years old, i have 3 sisters, my parents live at the same house but they never talk to each other, since i was born to this world i didnt see them talking. they actually hate each other , but because we are christians they cant get divorce, so they decided to live in the...
ALeSHA1988 26-30, F 2 Responses 2 Nov 2, 2013
I have no REAL friends,I in the popular clique at school but none of those ******* are actually gonna be there for me if some bad happens, I have one friend who is not a *****.
EsmeIsAwesome 13-15, F 6 Responses 4 Mar 16, 2014
ifearsnowmen 18-21, M 1 Response 0 Aug 24, 2014
Ive had friends in the past.I had lots of friends and its not that im socialy aqward or just dont want to its that, people just avoid me like a virus. All ive ever done is tried to make people laugh and smile since i get a lot of joy out of that but even though i listned and helped no matter what they...
pandasize 18-21, M 3 Responses 1 Jul 25, 2014
So here goes a long story.I'm a 20 year old guy (about to turn 21 in December). I have always gone through life being incredibly self-consious and lacking in confidence/self-esteem (as I used to get bullied about my weight as a child) so made few friends as I never participated in sports/games which the...
Shah190 22-25 0 28 mins ago
Am I A Child Trapped In A Man'S Body Or Just Childish ?!I am 27 balding guy.. i have a government job.. friendless and sad all the time.. well! you got the picture. Sure my life sucks.. I rarely speak, no family, no friends, a haunting past, a dark future.. but nothing bothers me as two things: 1-Never been in a relationship (It...
GetsugaTenshoo 26-30, M 3 Responses 1 Jun 9, 2013
I have to school full of peoplewho hate me. It's horrible I have no friends so I have to sit on my own during lessons. At lunch I have a room just for me to sit in because I have nowhere to go, I'm too scared of people to make friends. My days are getting a lot more stressful an lonely
Destroya182 16-17, F 1 Response 5 Jan 5
A year have passed and i started my 3rdsemester in university but i am still alone . I always heard about how lovely university life can be but i realized mine sucks. At my first semester it actually start off lonely but then after a month i met 2 friends and we were like best buddies we eat play and do almost...
fatdude123 18-21, M 2 Responses 5 Mar 12, 2014
I just wish all my painand sadness would go away. I just wish I had someone that understood me. I just wish I had someone who would be there for me and support me through everything. I just wish someone would stick by my side and never leave me. I just wish I had a friend. But basically the truth is...
Ki123 18-21, F 5 Responses 4 Aug 5, 2014
Helppppppp!!!!! Anybody want to talk about somepretty deep stuff?? I'm a great listener as well!!! Looking to make some friends that I don't know from "real life"..ANYBODY OUT THERE?!?! YOU WOULD BE LITERALLY SAVING MY LIFE!!!!!!!!! <3
Chrissy1985 26-30, F 3 Responses 1 Dec 27, 2014
Like It Says, I'm Alone and Have No FriendsI've always been very, very shy except with people I knew. It could sometimes be a problem, but as a kid I had friends so I never understood what a problem it could be. In Junior High and High School I widened my circle of friends, but looking back I realize I met new...
UndergroundMan 36-40, M 11 Responses 7 Sep 24, 2008
And whenever i do have friends I unknowinglypush them away by getting clingy and excited. I try so hard not to but its like i cant help it.
XxSuicidalKissesxX 13-15, F 4 Responses 4 Jun 8
It Is My Choice To Be AloneI am alone, no friends, no family...quite frankly I am much happier this way. Why does one need to maintain any relationship when the relationship is toxic, abusive, and cruel and exists only to maintain a facade? Do I offend your sense of social sensibilities by...
angelserra 46-50 5 Responses 2 Jun 12, 2010
Nothing new in my life.Very limited amount of fun. Completely bored and not a damn thing interesting to do. Secluded from any other humans other than my parents with no friends locally to ever talk to or spend time with, Is when I don't see any meaning in my life and become negative in thoughts...
JoshaGibs 22-25, M 1 Response 1 Jan 26
I Am A Sad Freak.I hate my life i am a freak.I am a 20 year old man still at home.No girlfriend no life.No friends i am the one to get drunk at my cousins party.I am disabled and i got no job.So i don't blain people if thay don't want to be friends with me.But i wish to have friends.I hate geting...
2012blueboy 18-21, M 6 Responses 3 Jun 19, 2012
Sometimes Loneliness is compensation of someunnoticed smiles or happiness that we have to pay for life.
zainshah1 26-30, M 0 Jun 22
... The only "friend" I've got is the air.. The thing that keeps me alive... But another than that.. It's just this room, me, my phone and I. :/
Everything seriously sucks.I know that makes me sound like a rebellious teenager lol but it's true ..I can't go on, my nerves literally have me sick to my stomach! My Family is very abusive and I can't get away. I am a recovering alcoholic and drug addict, and all that is going on is too much for me...
Chrissy1985 26-30, F 2 Responses 1 Nov 8, 2014
Iam Lonesome Forlorn And ****** DepressedI'm an Introvert person, i just don't usually fit into this world, If i'd try to fit in it then i'd be fooling around in a frivolous manner.so what should i do, Every morning i'd wake up and i feel sorry and i pity on myself on being ME, i study in a college.There are no friends...
sadstranger 18-21, M 4 Responses 2 Jun 18, 2011
I haven't hung out with someone my agesince I was 13. I've always been an introvert with few friends, but the past five years I have just been totally isolated with the closest thing I have to a friend is the six year old girl I care for
LoneDreamer11 18-21, F 2 May 18
Your NOT alone REMEMBER IT!http://youtu.be/0OJkeKo_7p0
1LilLefty 16-17, F 1 Jul 1, 2014
I'm so tired of beingso lonely.I'm always alone and it's so frustrating! I have literally NO social life,I try hard to be friends with people but to no avail :( I never go out and just sit indoors most of the time.I'm so jealous of all the people who have lots of friends and go out all the time;why...
MeAndMySelf98 16-17, M 6 Responses 13 Oct 28, 2014
Abandoned and Abused, Ultimately To Lead A Life Of EmptinessAs a child I was abused at home. Naturally I went to school, and because my father often had public displays of drunkeness in my small town, I would get beat up and picked on relentlessly. It was apparent I was vulnerable to the kids at school, and had no friends. When I say that...
DelicataAqueum 31-35, F 5 Responses 1 Jan 12, 2013
I feel so stupid and pathetic waitingfor you to text me
PleasureOverMatter 22-25, M 3 Responses 8 Apr 4
I hate that I moved,but I love the freedom it gave me.
IntoxicatedFairy 18-21, F 0 Jul 9
I'm the kid in the back of the classroombut I'm scared of what people think of me I'm a geek I have braces and glasses and I'm really tech savvy and I read a lot so I'm wondering is this ok? Should I feel alone? What can I do to release my energy when I get angry? Please help me. :(
aliecat01 13-15, F 1 Response 1 Jul 1, 2014
I always been awkward.. i have social anxiety. Was the kid int he background who people asked, do you talk? and all that ._. made me feel ******. If anyone wants to talk here pm me XD im a cool dude.. i think
Lambertt 18-21, M 1 Response 1 Jul 14, 2014
I Am All Alone In the WorldI am alone and have no friends. It has always been that way for as long as I can remember. I don't have anyone to talk to and anyone I talk to has to understand and know ASL and not many people do. I have to admit I don't open up to people because I've been burned too many times...
Sexyshannon 26-30 9 Responses 1 Feb 28, 2009
I Stopped Contacting My Friends And ThenThey never contacted me so here I am. I used to contact people and arrange dinners etc but one day I thought maybe I'm bothering people so I will wait for them to contact me. I don't know why I never seem to find a friendship with give and take. I don't want to have to...
iamherenow13 36-40, F 1 Response 2 Nov 23, 2013
Mr. LonelyWhere to begin? I am 41, single, and have very few friends. When I was 7, my father stopped working and stayed at home to raise me. He instilled fear of everything and everyone in me, I wasn't allowed to go out with friends (what if they steal something, you'll...
spfitz2001 41-45 3 Responses 1 Mar 22, 2009
"I need an easy friend I do... with an ear to lend I do... think you fit this shoe I do... won't you have a clue" Dear loneliness... Please be my friend!
Allaloneandpoisoned 22-25, F 2 Responses 2 Jun 28, 2014
I want a guy/girl best friend someone whos weirdand funny and understand my situations! Someone who just acts dumb with me is that hard to ask for 😩
itsstephybitxh 18-21, F 6 Responses 3 Jan 26
That's how I feel... Yet convenientlywhen old friends need me I'm there for them yet when I need someone I'm alone.... I know those are not real friends but I have a big heart. I always try to do the right thing even if I don't care for the person. Just wish as much as I give others I got that same back. Real...
MsAnonymous1 22-25, F 6 Responses 4 Oct 28, 2014
So freakin bored with life.I am tired of the same old thing. Everyday is a struggle and I have no other to talk to.
Lynnxxoxx 22-25, F 4 Responses 3 Jan 23
This was my own mistake.Having mostly girls for friends. They just all eventually got boyfriends and moved on. Not their fault. That's just life. Still sucks though.
JokersKaos 26-30, M 1 Dec 28, 2014
Its Not A StoryI am completely alone. I dont talk at all because when i do nobody listens to me. im not a pretty girl and i just hurt myself be it throwing up or cutting myself not where anybody can see it of course. not that anybody would care or notice. i just need someone to actually be...
notimportant45 13-15 1 Response 1 Mar 4, 2012
this is me and has been mefor a long time. I have had only one best friend in my life and she left me. ever since i have been alone. the lonliness is suffocating. its like I'm stranded in the middle of an ocean and the waves are threatening to pull me under. i just want one person to be there for me...
Jazzed1345 18-21, F 1 Response 1 Oct 27, 2014
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The £30m fund promised by David Cameron will cover just £2.71 of the £14-a-week loss in housing benefit facing disabled claimants.
The Defence Secretary's intervention puts pressure on Clegg's party to keep its pledge to prevent further welfare cuts in this summer's Spending Review.
Scheme accused of "extremely poor" performance after just 3.6 per cent of claimants are moved off benefits and into sustained employment.
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The government claims to want to reduce costs and increase quality. It can't have it both ways.
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"Twilight" star Robert Pattinson catches a flight out of LAX Airport on December 2, 2013 in Los Angeles, California.
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Life sucks at least that's what Abigail Levy thought after the death of her foster parents. Faced with the regret of there death, she discovers shes no ordinary girl. But a werewolf. As she tries to move on with her step brother Magnus, shes thrusted into a new unknown world. Where she meets Seth Mayer beta to the Black Legion Pack. As Seth comes into her life, he awakens desires that has remained dormant since her parents death. Just when she thought everything was going great and begins to feel a longing for him. She comes face to face with Riker the Alpha of the Black legion pack and also her future mate. The same alpha Veronica has wrapped around her little finger. But what happens when secrets from her past threaten to change her very existence.
rowlandsmith 18 days ago
abby seth could be your brother or cousin or some relative long down the line.
rowlandsmith 18 days ago
yeah I know! tears came to my eyes as well. abby really didn't know what was going on with her body in the car.it really wasn't her fault that her and magnus parents were killed in an accident by way of abby turning into a wolf that caused them their death.
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im loving this soo far, its a bit sexual but still amazing. very captivating :DD x
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OMG-- I swear tears came to my eyes.!! Had some parts that were funny tho!
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What's the name of the girl who plays Abby of and Seth he's hot who is he ?
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Overcomes Manufacturing Limitations of Advanced Tubular Products
The new NanoFlow die technology from Guill Tool & Engineering Co., Inc. has the potential to leap-frog existing state-of-the-art extrusion die technology. The NanoFlow die (patent and patents pending) can create a thousand plus layers from a single extruder as opposed to roughly a dozen layers prior to the NanoFlow's development. The NanoFlow layer thickness is in the micrometer (1 millionth of a meter) to nanometer (1 billionth of a meter) range.
With this advanced extrusion technology, significant savings are available through the use of less material and/or less expensive material, as well as a reduction in different materials needed for production. The NanoFlow die extrusion technology is designed to enable an environmentally friendlier or "greener" end product, an increasing concern for manufacturers bearing the continual brunt of stricter governmental regulations.
Although the concept of nanotechnology (controlling matter on an atomic scale) dates back to 1959, it is only now becoming fully realized commercially and promises to change how products are made in almost every type of industry application including: medical, automotive, electronics, industrial and so on. These applications are the key to the success of the NanoFlow die technology. This advancement is considered significant by extrusion tooling engineers and could rival any prior improvements in state-of-the-art manufacturing. Guill is proud to be at the forefront of this exciting extrusion revolution.
"Several years ago, we started working on overcoming the limitations in the number of layers we could use in tubular or hollow products," says Richard Guillemette, Guill's Vice-President. "Guill now has nano tooling designs with far more layers than what was previously possible—all of which can create a wide range of advanced products. We are encouraged with the potential of this new die design"
"Conventional multilayer polymer hose may contain several expensive materials in its construction. Now there is the opportunity to make a comparable product with less materials and less expensive materials," concludes Guillemette.
Guill's new NanoFlow die technology provides the ultimate in performance properties for extruded products in a wide variety of applications. These include enhanced mechanical, barrier, and optical properties to name a few. Mechanical properties can be enhanced like increased impact and fracture toughness. An increase in ductility can mean an increase in tear strength. Strong, brittle materials prone to crack propagation can be combined with soft ductile layers to limit the crack propagation.
Barrier properties, (for example, when sensitive materials require protection from the air) can be better engineered by designing the thinnest layers, which will force materials to crystallize. Gas (O2, H2O, EtOH) barrier-type properties are also made possible with the proprietary NanoFlow die technology.
Guill Tool received ISO certification in 1995, the first major extrusion tooling company worldwide to meet those international standards. The company has long been recognized as one of the leading established designers and manufacturers of custom extrusion tooling for all types of applications, including wire, cable, fiber optics, medical tube, wood composites, automotive tube, plastics compounding, custom applications, rubber, profile, industrial pipe, hose and tube, blow molding, plus food and packaging.
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Founded in Rhode Island in 1962 by A. Roger Guillemette, Guill Tool was established as a job shop that supplied tips, dies, crossheads, and replacement parts to the wire and cable, plastics, and rubber industries in New England. Guill now supplies the entire U.S. and Canadian market and also provides worldwide distribution through its representatives.
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It depends on If your using it for storage or if its going down the road. In the U.S. A "normal" tractor trailer pulling a 40' container can weigh a maximum of 80,000 pounds {U.S. pounds} You will have to take off for the weight of the tractor/trailer. In general We can put in 40,000 to 45,000 pounds in depending on the weight of the semi. If its for storage What are you storing? A metric ton of feathers takes up much more room than a metric ton of lead.
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Pack track team finishes strong
The Colorado State University-Pueblo women's track and field team combined for an 10 event Saturday at the Neta & Eddie DeRose ThunderBowl in its only home meet of the outdoor season.
The Pack also had four second-place and five third-place finishers.
Pack freshman Veronica Burney was the only individual double-winner among the women with victories in the 100-meter hurdles (15.30 seconds) and high jump (4-foot-11).
Andrea Tuck won the 400-meter hurdles (1:06.04) and was third in the 100-meter hurdles.
Alex Wendt won the 100 meters (12.86 seconds), edging teammate Tiana Reed (12.87) in a photo finish. Reed came back to win the 200 meters (25.80). Kyanah Ramos finished third in both events.
Sydni Riley won the 400 (58.24) and led off the Pack's winning 4x400-meter relay team (4:12.58) that also included Wendt, Maya Rugg and Reed. The foursome also won the 4x100-meter relay (49.42).
Wendt won the long jump (16-11 1/4) and Rugg was first in the triple jump (38-0 3/4).
Softball team wins, then loses
The CSU-Pueblo softball team bashed New Mexico Highlands 8-0, then fell 8-2 to Fort Lewis College in a Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference tripod style series against series.
Lacey Chesser hit her first two home run sof the season and Kelli Henry allowed only five hits while striking out seven in six innings of the opener.
The Pack was held to four hits in the loss to the Skyhawks.
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Capital Connection commuters are still in limbo, with no word yet on whether the train has a future.
Government officials have spent more than three months poring over a business case from the Greater Wellington and Horizons regional councils that asks for sizeable subsidies to keep the train going.
An announcement on where to from here was expected as far back as late August, but still there has been no word.
The final decision rests with Transport Minister Gerry Brownlee and a spokesman from his office said no announcement had been fixed.
Whatever happens the train is safe "at this stage" for next month and February at least, a decision communicated to commuters late last week.
The once-daily Palmerston North to Wellington service runs at an annual loss of about $500,000, which operator KiwiRail says it cannot keep absorbing.
Passenger numbers have also dropped since the Wellington metro trains extended to Waikanae early last year.
"It's a bit disappointing really, " Shannon man Bob Pearce said of the waiting game. "I hear rumours on the train that we might hear something in January but that means a period of uncertainty over Christmas."
Mr Pearce travels to Wellington for his job every day and spends his travel time doing work, something he would be unable to do should the service be replaced by a bus or a drive to Waikanae and a ride on the less- comfortable Wellington metro trains.
He supports a rise in fares if necessary.
Mr Pearce has used the Capital Connection for 18 months and said the train was the main reason he accepted work in Wellington.
"I wouldn't have taken a job 110 kilometres away from where I live if I didn't think I could get there."
Palmerston North commuter Zaneta Park, who takes the train twice a week, was also frustrated but said the delay might be a positive sign.
"We still have our fingers crossed . . . we're really happy it's being taken seriously."
Palmerston North MP Iain Lees-Galloway - who has been vocal in his support for the Capital Connection - was also pleased the decision was not being rushed.
"[But] it's immensely frustrating and I'm getting more people telling me how frustrated they are, " he said.
"They want to be able to plan for next year and they feel as if they can't."
Mr Lees-Galloway also welcomed the Transport and Industrial Relations Select Committee's decision to hear submissions from him and the two councils on the train's future.
Mr Lees-Galloway's submission talks about the train's economic, environmental and social benefits and says keeping the Capital Connection is an "investment in the future".
The select committee can make recommendations to Mr Brownlee.
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Using prisms and an advanced brain scanner, Bas Rokers, psychology professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and collaborators at Utrecht University in the Netherlands have found the point in the human brain - very early in image processing in the visual cortex - in which the transformation to a cyclopean view of the world takes place.
According to Rokers, a group of neurons in the visual cortex called the striate cortex, or V1, is handling two sets of pictures from our eyes - one view each from the left eye and the right eye. Move one step down the line to an area called V2, part of the extrastriate cortex, and the neurons have largely shifted to a single picture. The research clears up unsettled questions as to what purpose V2 serves in visual processing.
The researchers tucked people in functional MRI machines, and had them peer into a prismatic device that showed each eye a different image. For example, the left eye would see a vertical black bar slightly to the right of center, while the right eye saw the bar slightly to the left of center. Because the MRI results are sharp enough to discern the different brain activity signatures for each vertical bar, the researchers could compare brain activity when the bars were presented to each eye separately or both eyes together.
The researchers plan to shift their attention to finer layers of V1, as well as to an area called V3, with an eye toward figuring out where the brain brings depth and object shape into focus. Rokers expects that a better understanding of the way images are processed will help with ongoing research into disorders like lazy eye. In amblyopia, the most common cause of vision problems among children around the world, the brain learns to favor the images of a stronger eye over those from one that is weaker or misaligned.
Their work has been published recently in the journal Current Biology.
NASA and the Russian Space Agency (Roscosmos) are studying the effects of how fluids shift to the upper body in space and how this adaptation to space flight affects changes in vision. This research will help prepare for a human journey to Mars. The Fluid Shifts investigation is part of the groundbreaking research taking place during the One-Year Mission, in partnership between NASA's Human Research Program and Roscosmos to tackle the complex, unanswered questions of how space flight changes the human body.
"The Fluid Shifts investigation is very complex because it's really a combination of three independent research studies with similar goals but different specific aims," said Michael Stenger, Ph.D. co-principal investigator for NASA's Fluid Shifts investigation. "We brought together investigators from NASA, Henry Ford Medical Center, University of California, San Diego and Wyle Science, Technology and Engineering Group. Additionally, we are working jointly with Roscosmos on the International Space Station to conduct the investigation and are using more crewmembers and crew time on this investigation than ever before."
The investigation tests the hypothesis that the normal shift of fluids to the upper body in weightlessness contributes to increased intracranial pressure and decreased visual capacity in astronauts. It also tests whether this can be counteracted by returning the fluids to the lower body using a "lower body negative pressure" suit, called Chibis, provided by the Russians.
While it sounds simple in theory, everyone responds differently to the upward fluid shift experienced in space flight, and this may explain the varying severity of the visual deficits experienced by astronauts. The physiological part of the investigation is only one challenge to the study.
This is not only the largest investigation on the space station, but one of the most challenging to set up. For the first time, substantial medical equipment is being moved from the U.S. segment to the Russian segment on the space station to perform this investigation.
The main complication is that the Chibis suit is located in the Zvezda service module on the Russian side of the space station and cannot be moved because its medical monitoring equipment and real-time data downlink are in fixed racks. This means all the necessary hardware and equipment from the U.S. side of space station are being relocated from the opposite end of the station to the Russian module.
"From an engineering perspective, the set up for this investigation is no easy task but something we are working through," said Erik Hougland, NASA flight project manager. "The physical and power interfaces are completely different too so we are redesigning these to work and fit the Russian outlets."
This type of experiment may have its share of challenges but according to Stenger the information learned from this study will make it well worthwhile for not only the crew but for patients on Earth as well.
Rather than conducting invasive procedures to measure intracranial pressure such as a lumbar puncture or intraventricular catheter (drilling into the skull), the crew is using and testing new noninvasive techniques and technologies in space. For example, the cerebral and cochlear fluid pressure (CCFP) device and distortion product otoacoustic emissions (DPOAE) are being used in place of the invasive methods to measure changes in intracranial pressure. These devices work by assessing characteristics of sound and pressure waves reflecting off the inner ear, which are reflective of changes in intracranial pressure. In the future, these devices may become available for patients on Earth suffering from elevated intracranial pressure, such as hydrocephalus patients. Additionally, NASA converted the Optical Coherent Tomography (OCT) imaging machine, commonly used in optometrist offices, into a portable camera so it can maneuver in a free floating area.
"We've never actually measured intracranial pressure inflight and its possible role in the Visual Impairment Syndrome," said Stenger. "If we want to stay in space longer than six months to explore, we have to determine what causes these vision changes so that we can begin developing countermeasures to prevent them."
While there is a need for these noninvasive technologies on Earth, NASA's main focus is on the crews in space as it prepares for missions to Mars, which could be a 30-month trip. Several months without gravity is a challenge to the human body, which is why the Fluid Shifts study is so important. More than two-thirds of NASA crewmembers have experienced ocular changes during space flight. This is currently one of NASA's highest priority medical concerns.
The One-Year Mission is the first step in determining the mechanisms associated with visual changes in space flight. NASA's Human Research Program is carefully evaluating how the bodies of Scott Kelly and Mikhail Kornienko respond to a year in space because the opportunity to have humans explore Mars could lead to insights, discoveries and technologies that will further humanity.
Cataracts are the most common cause of blindness worldwide, affecting tens of millions of people, and currently the only treatment is surgical removal of cataractous lenses. The precise mechanisms by which lens proteins both prevent aggregation and maintain lens transparency are largely unknown.
Researchers of The University of California, San Diego have found that eye drops treatment by lanosterol might reduce cataracts. Lanosterol is an amphipathic molecule enriched in the lens. It is synthesized by lanosterol synthase (LSS) in a key cyclization reaction of a cholesterol synthesis pathway. The scientists identified two distinct homozygous LSS missense mutations in two families with extensive congenital cataracts. Both of these mutations affect highly conserved amino acid residues and impair key catalytic functions of LSS. Engineered expression of wild-type, but not mutant, LSS prevents intracellular protein aggregation of various cataract-causing mutant crystallins. Treatment by lanosterol, but not cholesterol, significantly decreased preformed protein aggregates both in vitro and in cell-transfection experiments. The researchers further showed that lanosterol treatment could reduce cataract severity and increase transparency in dissected rabbit cataractous lenses in vitro and cataract severity in vivo in dogs. The study identified lanosterol as a key molecule in the prevention of lens protein aggregation and points to a novel strategy for cataract prevention and treatment.
The study has been published in Nature.
Researchers at Michigan Technological University have found a way to possibly solve one of the biggest optical challenges, getting light waves to pass through the lens without getting consumed. The journal Physical Review Letters published their study this July, a continuation of work done by Durdu Güney, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at Michigan Tech.
Metamaterials are often based on natural materials but can be altered to have completely different optical properties. Metamaterials go beyond the limits of natural materials such as glass, plastic, metal or wood. To do that, the bases used for making a metamaterial—like the thin silver films Güney's group uses—are tweaked at the subwavelength scale so that light waves interact with the material in new ways. While no one has created a perfect lens yet, the metal base Güney tests would look more like a traditional glass lens; light would pass through instead of reflecting off the metal.
"Aluminum and silver are the best choices so far in the visible light spectrum, not just for a perfect lens but all metamaterials," Güney says, explaining that metamaterials have been successfully created with these metals, although they still tend to absorb light waves. "Loss—or the undesired absorption of light—is good in solar cells, but bad in a lens because it deteriorates the waves," he explains.
The solution to absorption is all in the light waves themselves, which behave strangely in metamaterials. To create their sci-fi light-bending properties, a perfect lens relies on negative index metamaterials. Positive and negative refer to how a material responds to propagating and decaying light waves, which are like the yin and yang of optics. Most materials—positive index materials—allow only propagating light waves to pass through. Negative index metamaterials, on the other hand, don't just pass through propagating light waves but also amplify the decaying light waves.
"In order for the perfect lens to work, you have to satisfy a lot of electromagnetic constraints," Güney explains. "We don't know how exactly the required optical modes [light waves in the material] need to be excited and protected in the lens for the perfect construction of an image."
This difficulty has led researchers to try numerous modifications of the metamaterial make-up, adding bulk, mode-by-mode nit-picking and increasingly complex models. But Güney and his team propose moving away from the complications and going back to the light itself. In their plasmon-injection scheme (shorted to pi-scheme or π-scheme), the researchers take advantage of knowing which light wave crumbles as it passes through the negative index lens. They use this wave—destined to fail in the lens—to shield the desired light wave, allowing it to pass through unscathed.
"With this approach, you can engineer this sacrificial wave," Güney says. "It is difficult to construct this wave in other approaches."
Moving the technology forward could mean more accessible medical technology and lightweight field equipment, just for starters.
"Imaging is one of the key technologies for this work," Güney says, adding that a perfect lens could make science and medicine real for people. "It will make life easier to understand because people will be able to see it with their own eyes."
The human eye is an amazing instrument and can accurately distinguish between the tiniest, most subtle differences in color. Where human vision excels in one area, it seems to fall short in others, such as perceiving minuscule details because of the natural limitations of human optics.
In a paper published recently in The Optical Society's new, high-impact journal Optica, a research team from the University of Stuttgart, Germany and the University of Eastern Finland, Joensuu, Finland, has harnessed the human eye's color-sensing strengths to give the eye the ability to distinguish between objects that differ in thickness by no more than a few nanometers — about the thickness of a cell membrane or an individual virus.
This ability to go beyond the diffraction limit of the human eye was demonstrated by teaching a small group of volunteers to identify the remarkably subtle color differences in light that has passed through thin films of titanium dioxide under highly controlled and precise lighting conditions. The result was a remarkably consistent series of tests that revealed a hitherto untapped potential, one that rivals sophisticated optics tools that can measure such minute thicknesses, such as ellipsometry.
"We were able to demonstrate that the unaided human eye is able to determine the thickness of a thin film — materials only a few nanometers thick — by simply observing the color it presents under specific lighting conditions," said Sandy Peterhänsel, University of Stuttgart, Germany and principal author on the paper. The actual testing was conducted at the University of Eastern Finland.
Researchers at the Medical and Surgical Center for Retina developed software that detects eye diseases such as diabetic macular edema using a smartphone. The system is aimed at general physicians who could detect the condition and refer the patient to a specialist.
The software was developed in collaboration with biomedical engineers and uses the camera of the phone to detect any abnormality in the thickness of the retina. "The idea is to detect and prevent diseases in general practice. We are not replacing the specialist, we want to know which patients have a disease and make an early detection," says Dr. Juan Carlos Altamirano Vallejo, medical director of the Medical and Surgical Center for Retina.
He adds that the technology is designed for general physicians, "who support the health system in Mexico and, even without in-depth knowledge of ophthalmology, can, with this tool, detect certain abnormalities and send the patient to the specialist."
Using the software will reduce costs and streamline the Mexican health system. With just having the app on the cell phone and focusing the camera on the eye, immediate results will be obtained. "We start off the fact that it is much cheaper to prevent than to cure blindness."
The app also has utility in rural communities, where expertise areas such as ophthalmology have not arrive yet because equipment to detect these diseases are expensive and so far only the visiting specialist can do this kind of diagnosis.
"It will help those that when they go to the eye doctor are already blind, we needed to go a step back, to know who is at risk and needs to go to a specialist. Not wait for a doctor," says Altamirano Vallejo.


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Ciara White's way with words has put her in the running to win the 2014 New Zealand Spelling Bee final.
Ciara, 15, a Year 10 student at St Peter's School in Cambridge, won the Central North Island Spelling Bee semifinal in Hamilton last week and is now one of 16 finalists preparing for the national final - which carries a first prize of $5000 - in Wellington in October.
If she wins the final, as well as the prize money, she will also be named 2014 New Zealand Spelling Bee Champion and receive the national spelling bee trophy.
Ciara - in her second year at St Peter's School - claimed the semifinal title by correctly spelling the word "potassium", to see off strong challenges from runner- up Reilly Donner-Valois from Trident High School in Whakatane, and third placegetter, Hillcrest High School year 9 student Jackson Blewden. All three are now off to the national final.
Ciara has been competing in spelling bee competitions since she was in year 7, but this is the first time she has competed as a St Peter's School student and the first time she has reached the national final.
Surprisingly though, Ciara said English wasn't her favourite subject. "Funnily enough, it's actually science."
She reckons the hardest word she has in her vocabulary, which she tries to boost by regularly reading the dictionary, is "onomatopoeia".
"I really like knowing what words mean," she said.
Event manager Janet Lucas said it is hugely rewarding to see students' enthusiasm and skill, even after 10 years running the competition. "It is a huge accomplishment to get this far."
That's because in all, a total of 200 spellers from around the country advanced to regional spelling bees following a round of classroom spelling bees.
In that classroom spelling bee, Ciara scored 92 out of a possible 100 to qualify for last week's semifinal in Hamilton.
Ciara said she wasn't nervous ahead of the nationals, in fact she was excited about what was ahead. But some serious swotting - helped along by her mum Jo, dad Julian and sister Orla - would be the order of the day beforehand. "We have a list of words that we should know and when I'm practising I spell the words out to them. Any words that I get wrong I get them to spell out to me again and I learn them by rote until I know them."
Ciara said after winning her semifinal, her flights to Wellington for the national final have been paid for, as have flights for both Reilly and Jackson.
Her family will also join her to offer support in Wellington, Ciara said.
The 2014 New Zealand Spelling Bee final is in Wellington on Saturday, October 18.
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If your baby had severe problems with his gut, he may have had a colostomy or ileostomy while he was in hospital.
This is where the colon or small bowel is attached to an opening in the wall of the abdomen called a stoma, so that his poo can bypass the damaged section of the gut and collect in a bag. Coping with this at home may sound very daunting, but many people do.
Your healthcare team will show you how to prepare the bag, drain and secure it, change it, and care for the skin around the stoma (opening). They will also tell you what to do if you notice constipation or diarrhoea, or problems with the stoma. A healthy stoma is red/pink in colour. If the stoma appears darker in colour you should call your healthcare team.
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Species may be able to adapt to gradual increases in temperature preventing the collapse of biological communities in the face of global climate change
The predatory behaviour of spiders is unaffected by increased temperatures, according to research by Yale University, suggesting some species can adapt to global warming.
The Yale research examined a well-studied grassland food web, made up of a predatory spider, its grasshopper prey, and the plants grasshoppers fed on. The spider's predatory behaviour is known to be temperature-sensitive, decreasing with increased temperatures. Researchers had expected higher temperatures to stop the spiders preying on grasshoppers, leading to more plants being eaten.
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'Species are almost certainly adapting to the climate change Earth has experienced during the past century,' study author Dr Brandon Barton told the Ecologist. 'My results show that species have the capacity to adapt to a range of temperatures, similar to those predicted by climate change models, and that a species' role in the community can be conserved by this adaptation.'
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Despite species ability to adapt, Barton remains unconvinced this can eliminate the negative impacts of climate change. 'Whether understated or exaggerated, all evidence suggests that the wide-reaching direct and indirect effects of climate change will have innumerable consequences on biological systems globally.'
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There are 15 comments on the West Virginia Metro story from Nov 22, 2011, titled Man Charged With Embezzlement In Marion County. In it, West Virginia Metro reports that:
A Marion County man is charged with embezzlement after allegedly taking thousands of dollars from the Grant Town Volunteer Fire Department.
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#1 Nov 22, 2011
This is a very sad situation. No wonder GT's EMS is in such ruin.
#2 Nov 22, 2011
That's why u don't mess wit worthington punk!
#3 Nov 22, 2011
#4 Nov 26, 2011
This POS want to talk about worthington VFD doing illegal thing thats Karma come back on ya..... I was at a meeting and he was running his mouth and making accusation about us telling people about a secret video tape ..... What a POS!
Ain't nothing A-hole come out of Grantown... Him and Rich Rod.
#5 Nov 26, 2011
I herd that ther is other money missing and someone needs to look at the lady's Auxiliary
#6 Nov 26, 2011
I heard his Mother worked at hot dog sales all summer to help out the GTVFD/EMS. His Mother was making the money, he was stealing it. Sad.Sad.Sad.
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#7 Nov 27, 2011
Such a small town back when my grandfathers day grant town was a family town everyone loved each other helped each other no one locked the doors.Whats this world coming to.Sad.I know there is still good people there.May God be with you
#8 Dec 1, 2011
I dont understand what the ambulance and water dept vehicle from granttown is in fairview daily. Granttown has two ambulances that were wrecked and then they got a used one for five thousand dollars last week. Now they got a loan for a new four wheel drive ambulance. If they cant pay bills now how in the hell are they going to pay back the loan. Can anyone explain this to me?
#9 Dec 1, 2011
BHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA What a piece of garbage.
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#10 Dec 3, 2011
I herd today they can't even run they don't have insurance....
#11 Dec 4, 2011
What a shame that the mayor of grant town would stoop this low. Wonder if his wife who also works for grant town water knew about this. I am sure she did.Makes you wonder how corupt this whole marion county really is. I know of quite a few more not so honest people from this area. Guess who........
#12 Jan 20, 2012
Wow, his wife works for medplus , she has for years & has nothing to do with the water dept .. The lady who works for that is her sister tonya , you guys are so dumb... & John Riley is the perverted piece of shit , he doesn't even live in grant town so he has no right being chief of the fire dept .. Plus there's not even enough members in the fire dept for it to still run , you guys are so pathetic ..& Roberts mom spent her own money to make money for the fire dept she bought all the supplies & worked her ass off so why would she steal from herself ? Your all idiots !
#13 Jan 24, 2012
are you retarded? He ran that department into the ground! He STOLE money from a VOLUNTEER department! How sad!? and for people to throw him a pity party because "he's a nice guy" yea right nice guy to your face but only helping when it benefits him. From what I hear the department is making a turn around and is rebuilding from the bottom up! Good for them! So sad a man could steal from a volunteer agency!
#14 Mar 31, 2012
lol where the hell do u get ur information... Because its all wrong
#15 Apr 1, 2012
What do you know about it.... Are you a spy or are you the homeless guy that lives at the fire dept...
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