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The anesthetic is undoubtedly a prominent etiologic factor in the disturbances which accompany and follow surgcal operations. To it may be attributed, directly or indirectly, much of the rapid pulse and respiration, exhaustion, shock, nausea, vomiting, asphyxia, syncope, bronchitis, pneumonia, pulmonary edema, and nephritis seen in connection with surgical procedures under general anesthesia, and clinical evidence abundantly proves that these disturbances bear a more or less close relation to the amount of the anesthetic used. It must, therefore, be of interest and value to look into the question of the amount of the anesthetic and to determine, if possible, the facts which may enable us to reduce this element to the minimum.
Let us consider for a moment the way in which the general anesthetics may cause the disturbances referred to. I am convinced, from long observation, that the rapid pulse and respiration, exhaustion and shock not uncommonly seen after
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Five minutes into the future - a blog where Astro Zombie posts things he finds that appear to come from the not-so-distant future. Check out New Tombstones Adorable Cars Modular Toasters Augmented Reality Shopping and Smart Lamposts [via mefi projects]
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Redesigned notebooks, repurposed toys, grow-your-own breakfast, paper radios, parental pants, and more - all from the mind of design fiction enthusiast Matt Brown
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Come, take a ride and look at some of the Islamic Art of the past. Or, you could call it Art of the Islamic World if you're so inclined. If not, then how about taking into account some of the major milestones of Islam throughout the centuries, from past till present (more examples here), including the art of Calligraphy and Architecture. Not to mention the Arab world's contribution to music, both old and new. [Previously mentioned, here, here, here, and here, with a wonderful comment from nickyskye as usual]
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Open source tools for analyzing, collaborating, and sharing research data.
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In this week's edition of our open source news roundup, we take a look at Atom 1.0 from GitHub, the new R consortium, and more! Open source news: June 27 - July 3, 2015
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'Step UP' 5K to benefit Down Syndrome Association
Citizen Staff Reports 10/09/12
The Down Syndrome Association of Greater Richmond will hold its sixth-annual Step UP for Down Syndrome 5K and Family Festival Saturday, Oct. 13 from 8:30 a.m. to noon at Short Pump Town Center. The annual fundraiser, which attracted more than 1,300 participants and raised more than $100,000 last year, features a 5K run/walk and a free family festival that celebrates the abilities and accomplishments of children, teens and adults with Down syndrome.
"This day is a celebration of all of the amazing individuals with Down syndrome in our community," said Allison Wixted, executive director of DSAGR. "The funds and awareness we raise directly impact these individuals and their families throughout Central Virginia."
The day's festivities include:
• a 5K Run/Walk (beginning at 8:30 a.m.);
• free family-friendly entertainment and activities;
• a "Superstars Fashion Show," featuring individuals with Down syndrome;
• live music by The Groove Motive;
• the Great DSAGR Pumpkin Patch;
• exhibitor/advocacy displays;
• a Down Syndrome Superstars Ceremony, honoring those with Down syndrome in attendance (11:30 a.m.).
Register to run, walk or volunteer at http://www.dsagr.com before noon on Oct. 10 or at the event on Oct. 13 beginning at 7:30 a.m.
Reynolds CC to host sculptor Paul DiPasquale
Reynolds Community College will host Richmond sculptor Paul DiPasquale Sept. 28 as he shares his presentation "Art Talk, Why Art Matters" from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Conference Center Gallery of the Workforce Development and Conference Center on the Parham Road Campus, located at 1651 E. Parham Road in Richmond. This event is free and open to the public. > Read more.
Free children's clothing for those in need
The Children's Clothing Closet at Highland Springs United Methodist Church will be open Saturday, Aug. 27 and Tuesday, Aug. 30 to provide free new or nearly new children's clothing for families in need, prior to the start of the school year. The Clothing Closet will be open from 10 a.m. to noon both days. The church is located at 22 North Holly Avenue. > Read more.
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CalendarParty on the Avenues, a street festival celebrating the shopping, food and charm of the Libbie/Grove/Patterson Avenues area of Henrico, will take place from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the intersection of Patterson and Libbie Avenues (Libbie Avenue will be closed from Patterson to Guthrie). There will be local food, craft beer, live music and a Kids Zone with jugglers, face painting, moon bounces, games and more. Admission is free. For details, visit http://www.partyontheavenues.com. Full text


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I went there on a sat night invited to a birthday party. For some reason the hostess was yelling at me as soon as I entered the door and started setting all the ground rules of the place: Min $30, we cannot split the tab (party of 20+) you cannot stand he
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I went to Horus and as usual, it was packed.. lovely summer night so we asked to be seated outdoors and were told it would be a 30 minute wait. We were a group of 3 and patiently waited knowing that it might take a while. A table of 4 which had 2 people s
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I had to post a review to worn people about this place!!!!!!!!!! (I am not the type to ever do this unless I feel its a MUST, ) So, I have reservations for 15 people for a saturday night(for my birthday!) I called a few days prior to confirm the number,
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We were seated next to the door, and had to keep our jackets on the whole time, and forced to pay the prix fixe menu (which had very few options) because we were six people. The food was poor, the wine was poor, and the waitress never once brought the c
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This was all in all a terrible experience. We were seated next to the door and forced to keep our jackets on through dinner. Because we were six people, we were also told that we each had to get the prix fix menu, but meanwhile there is no way all of ou
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Radio Milwaukee pursuing Walker's Point location
Public radio station Radio Milwaukee Inc. hopes to move its studios and other operations from the Milwaukee Public Schools administration building to a much more visible location: the redeveloping Walker's Point area.
Radio Milwaukee's offer to buy the 14,200-square-foot building at the northeast corner of E. Pittsburgh Ave. and S. Barclay St., has been accepted by the property's owner. Radio Milwaukee is conducting its due diligence and hopes to close on its pending purchase by January or February, said Mary Louise Mussoline, executive director. »Read Full Article(3)
Haig's tireless work led WTMJ radio to sports dominance
Bill Haig, a major figure in Milwaukee broadcasting who bolstered WTMJ radio's reputation for sports coverage and later ran the Milwaukee Brewers' broadcast operations for almost two decades, died Saturday. He was 78.
Haig, of Oak Creek, had been ill in recent years and was in hospice care, according to his wife of 54 years, Naomi. He was surrounded by family when he died. »Read Full Article
Dogs, humans raising funds for Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
The dogs should wear tails. Everyone else will be fancy.
The occasion is the inaugural Duffy's Gala, a formal benefit for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society for blood cancer research and education and patient services. »Read Full Article
'Spring Fling' is a fashion sale for the season
Put the gray away.
Bright spring colors are what's trending this season, and that's what fashionistas will find Saturday at Spring Fling 2013 at the Zoofari Conference Center, 10001 W. Blue Mound Road. »Read Full Article
Riverwest Public House helps girls rock
Rock it out on Friday night so that the young girls may also rock.
Local bands Fahri, Outside, the Olives and Rat Lips will play a benefit show at the Riverwest Public House Cooperative, 815 E. Locust St., to raise funds for the nonprofit Girls Rock Camp to be held this summer at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Zelazo Center for the Performing Arts, 2419 E. Kenwood Blvd. »Read Full Article
Linda Stephens shines in Renaissance Theaterworks' 'Road to Mecca'
Actors devote hundreds of hours to productions that are onstage for just a few weeks - occasionally playing before audiences small enough to fit in one's living room. Then the props are stowed, the set is struck and that brief moment is gone and often forgotten.
What drives them to do it? »Read Full Article
Author visits: William Kent Krueger, 'Ordinary Grace'
Twin Cities novelist William Kent Krueger visits a pair of Milwaukee bookstores Monday in support of 'Ordinary Grace' (Atria Books, $24.99), a stand-alone novel that's a change of pace from his Cork O'Connor mysteries.
In her review in the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Carole E. Barrowman called "Ordinary Grace" "a touching coming-of-age novel about family, faith and the empathy that can come from a violent loss." »Read Full Blog Post


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Tweet Share Share +1 Pin Email Reddit Stumble ShareShares 76by Katie Burke We've all been there. Your company has big news to announce, and you want to share it with the world. The news is significant for your business, but it's not likely to make front page news on its own. You could beg and plead with a reporter who has covered you before or write [&hellip... Read More


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Rep. Mac Thornberry doesn't tweet on Twitter, or anywhere else probably.
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Rep. Mac Thornberry doesn't tweet on Twitter, or anywhere else probably.
But he recently sounded off on the right of other U.S. House members to post updates -- tweets -- up to 140 characters on the microblogging site, even if he doesn't.
The 110th Congress is close to becoming the most deadly term for lawmakers in the past 20 years.
The death of Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones, D-Ohio, who died Wednesday of a brain aneurysm, brings to eight the number of legislators who have died since the current Congress began in January 2007.
As top Democrats address their national convention in Denver, they will propose "ending" Operation Iraqi Freedom, demand a speedy withdrawal of U.S. forces there, and insist that "Bush lied, and people died."
Democratic U.S. Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones, the first black woman to represent Ohio in Congress and a strong critic of the Iraq war, died Wednesday after a brain hemorrhage, a hospital spokeswoman said.
When it broke for its August recess, Congress had passed only 294 laws, the fewest at this point of any Congress in the last 20 years. Out of those, 81 named post offices.
Never let it be said that Nancy Pelosi isn't principled. Actually, her main principle seems to be that when politics dictate, give up the principles and go with the politics.
So the Speaker of the House has decided that a vote on drilling off the nation's coasts might have to happen despite her year of adamant opposition that was still in place only a few weeks ago before Congress left for its August recess. But that was before it looked as though Republicans were succeeding in tagging her Democratic Party with intransigence in solving the nation's energy problems and before polls clearly revealed a dramatic lessening of public opposition to drilling on the Continental Shelf.
Expect to hear more in coming months about Middle East terrorists turning to the illegal drug trade to finance their evildoing.
August is supposed to be quiet time in the national capital. Congress is in recess, the Supreme Court is adjourned and the president is usually at his ranch in Texas. Also gone are all their attendants. The place really does close up in August.
But this month is different. Even though Congress usually can't wait to get out of town, some members are refusing to leave.
Since the 2001 anthrax attacks, the feds have spent $75 million on nuking millions of pieces of mail sent to Congress, the White House and Cabinet departments, to protect against evildoers bent on sending poisonous organisms to bureaucrats and politicians via the post.
One of the hazards of being both powerful and in Washington a long time is arrogance and a sense of entitlement. How else to explain Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens' indictment for concealing gifts from an oil company that, considering the billions that the senator controlled from his seat on the Appropriations committee, amounted to a relatively paltry $250,000.


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Hewing strictly to the dictates of the five-second rule for food companies, Kellogg (NYSE: K ) dropped an executive officer Monday, and before he had time to be considered "dirty," Wendy's (NASDAQ: WEN ) picked him up.
Wendy's announced Monday that it's hired Todd Penegor away from Kellogg, where he ran the firm's U.S. Snacks Division. Penegor will join Kellogg's in June and, after a short transition period, replace Steve Hare and become Wendy's new CFO on Sept. 1. Hare will then remain with the company as a consultant through year-end.
The move to Wendy's is in some ways a step up for Penegor, who will be No. 2 at the company. In other ways, it's a step down. For example, Wendy's annual revenue of $2.5 billion makes it a significantly smaller business than the $4 billion in annual sales Penegor was responsible for at Kellogg's U.S. Snacks division these past four years.
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IF YOU start counting at noon today, there are 17,670 minutes remaining before the kickoff to Super Bowl XLVIII, give or take a few seconds. At the current rate of declarations, explanations and insinuations, Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman will have typed, tweeted or talked 72,476 words - some inflammatory - by the time he lines up for the first time against one of Denver's talented receivers.
OK, that last number was more of a guess than an actual calculation, but it is just as likely an underestimation as it is an exaggeration. Unless you are living in Vancouver or Calgary and are thus today debating the sportsmanship and sanity of a hockey coach rather than a defensive back (more on that later), you are aware that Sherman has not stopped talking, typing or tweeting since he flicked a pass away from Michael Crabtree's hands Sunday night.


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Flo-n-Gro Ebb & Flow System - 12 Site
This Flo-n-Gro® system comes complete with a 55 gallon food grade reservoir, twelve (12) 4 gallon grow sites and twelve (12) 3 gallon 360 degree mesh aeration inserts. These mesh inserts promote lateral root growth and better aeration for the root zone.
The complete system features Titan Controls® Oceanus® 1 - Flo-n-Gro® controller. The kit includes tubing and fittings to hook up the system. The 3/4 in fill lines improve water exchange and flow rates and two (2) dependable pumps.
125 liters of grow media (not included) will properly fill the 12 gro sites. Easy to use and simple to understand, you can set up the complete system and be growing in one hour! When fully flooded with water the Ebb & Flow takes approximately 1.95 gallons of water per plant site (may vary with media). 120 Volts/60 Hz.
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125 liters of grow media (not included) will properly fill the systems's 12 grow sites.
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Ferreira Tawny has a beautiful red hue with fair hints as well as a fresh and delicate aroma, reminiscent of spices and dry fruit, acquired during the ageing in oak wood. In the mouth it is an elegant wine that shows a fine balance between mature tannins and sweetness, providing it with an attractive, long finish
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September 10, 2012 | The Broad Institute and AstraZeneca are collaborating on a project to indentify new chemical compounds targeting bacterial and viral infections. Infectious and parasitic diseases are the world's second-largest leading cause of death and disability according to the World Health Organization's Global Burden of Disease report.
During the two-year collaboration, the two organizations will bring together deep expertise in bacterial genomics and biochemistry with a library of chemical compounds and chemical screening capabilities.
The chemical library, created at the Broad Institute, comprises 100,000 customized molecules known as Diversity-Oriented Synthesis (DOS) compounds. It is designed to contain molecular shapes and structures not found anywhere else that can hit even the most challenging biological targets. Under the agreement, screening and hit-to-lead chemistry will take place in the Broad's Chemical Biology Platform and AstraZeneca will optimize, develop, and commercialize potential compounds from identified, high-quality leads.
In a press release, Michael Foley, director of the Broad Institute's Chemical Biology Platform said: "We are thrilled to be working together with AstraZeneca on this project, which is closely aligned with the Broad Institute's mission to propel the understanding and treatment of human disease. The Broad is one of the few places that has made a meaningful investment in new chemistry in the last five years, and we welcome this remarkable opportunity to harness that investment to improve human health."
In the same jointly-issued press release, Dr. Manos Perros, vice president and head of the AstraZeneca Infection Innovative Medicines Unit said: "We believe new and collaborative approaches between the private and public sectors will help speed the discovery and development of new treatments, particularly for antibiotic-resistant infections. We are very pleased to work hand in hand with the Broad Institute to combine our unique resources and strong histories in innovation, discovery and development to speed advancements in treatments for infections. Through this collaboration we have already identified several new potential projects to pursue."
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Demonstration project will pair energy storage, solar
An energy storage system developed by ZBB Energy Corp. will be integrated with power generated from solar panels at a Target store in California under an energy research and development initiative approved by state regulators.
SunPower Corp. will receive up to $1.875 million for a two-year study that will evaluate the technologies of ZBB Energy of Menomonee Falls as well as competing energy storage systems developed by Ice Energy and Xtreme Power.
"The project addresses the issue of coupling energy storage with variability of distributed solar generation which is key to the future of Smart Grid and high penetration of solar," says a California Public Utilities Commission summary of the project.
Target Stores will serve as host sites for the demonstration project which will evaluate whether the combination of solar photovoltaics -- solar panels used to generate electricity -- and energy storage is more economical than either technology by itself. The California regulators stipulated that SunPower invest $937,000 in the project.
ZBB said its storage system will use zinc bromide flow battery storage technology.
SunPower's grant comes from the the California Solar Initiative Research, Development, Deployment and Demonstration program, part of an initiative that aims to bring down the cost of solar power and other distributed energy technologies.
"We believe that intelligent storage placed out near the loads and integrated with distributed renewable generating sources like SunPower's PV solar, is the most effective way to scale renewable energy, enable the smart grid, and capture multiple value streams that storage offers," said Eric Apfelbach, ZBB president and chief executive, in a statement.
The project was approved by the California commission last week. Other partners in the project include the utility PG&E, Sandia National Laboratories and the energy consulting firm KEMA.
It was announced one day after ZBB reported its loss widened in the fiscal year that ended June 30. as it scaled up its investment in engineering and product develpoment and paid a variety of costs linked to the restructuring of the company under new management.
Target stores will host the systems and become demonstration sites for the different storage-solar technology combinations.
"The Target stores serve as a good test case for this market sector and could encourage the small commercial market towards high solar penetration if proven economically beneficial," the California PUC said.
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EnSync, Chinese partner team up on utility-scale energy storage
EnSync Energy Systems has shipped a utility-scale energy storage system to South Korea, the Menomonee Falls company said.
The 500-kilowatt-hour system incorporates enough battery power for four or more hours of discharge, using EnSync's zinc bromide flow batteries as well as power electronics and converters.
Formerly known as ZBB Energy, EnSync is focused on smaller energy storage systems for commercial buildings such as projects it's built in Hawaii in recent years. But it's also been working on larger energy storage systems.


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Satires of Circumstance was published in 1914: it consists of "Lyrics and Reveries", "Poems of 1912-13", and "Miscellaneous Pieces". Satires was the fourth collection of Hardy's verse, and it has become famous for the "Poems of 1912-13", which are about the death of Hardy's first wife, Emma Lavinia Gifford, who passed away in November 1912. "Circumstance" is a word that also has important functions throughout Hardy's novel A Pair of Blue Eyes (1873), in which the heroine, Elfride Swancourt, appears to be based on Emma, and where a number of locations from the courtship of Emma and Hardy are visited in the narrative. In the "Poems of 1912-13", Hardy looks back to his earlier life with …
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Alabama Instruments Company has set up a production line to manufacture a new calculator. The rate of production of these calculators after t weeks is given by the formula below. (Notice that production approaches 4000 per week as time goes on, but the initial production is lower because of the workers' unfamiliarity with the new techniques.)
Find the number of calculators produced from the beginning of the third week to the end of the fourth week. (Round your answer to the nearest integer.)


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This book is an important compilation of some 41 of Zinov'ev's many political and sociological essays and articles, previously published in a variety of newspapers and journals, the first appearing in 1978, the last in 2004. The title in Russian is actually ambiguous and can be interpreted variously as "at the parting of the ways" or "at the crossroads". Arguably it highlights Zinov'ev's conviction that Russia in its current position can choose to follow a Western route, or it can resist the West. On the other hand, one could also argue that Zinov'ev is convinced that the world as it is today faces a bleak future unless it contemplates an alternative path of development to that of a Westernised "super state". There is no …
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News releases
September 2016
UC Davis joins large-scale effort to identify environmental influences on child health
September 26, 2016
UC Davis will receive $3.9 million from the National Institutes of Health to join the first phase of a seven-year initiative called Environmental influences on Child Health Outcomes, or ECHO.
Hinton receives NIA grant to help Alzheimer's caregivers in Vietnam
September 16, 2016
Ladson Hinton, a UC Davis specialist in geriatric psychiatry, has received a two-year, $370,000 grant from the National Institute on Aging (NIA) to adapt an Alzheimer's caregivers program for use in Vietnam.
Autism therapy the topic of MIND Institute's first distinguished lecture this season
September 7, 2016
The road to treating children with autism is still being paved, and while scientific, regulatory and other obstacles may slow progress, families and researchers alike are determined to forge ahead.
Cognitive function tests reliable for people with intellectual disabilities, UC Davis research shows
September 6, 2016
Researchers at the UC Davis MIND Institute have found that a battery of tests appears to have strong potential for measuring cognitive changes over time for people with intellectual disabilities. The work could open new doors to research into whether drugs and specialized educational programs or treatments can improve function in people with Down syndrome, fragile X syndrome and other causes of intellectual disabilities.
August 2016
Sertraline, brand named Zoloft, improves functioning in young children with fragile X
August 26, 2016
Treatment with sertraline may provide nominal but important improvements in cognition and social participation in very young children with fragile X syndrome, the most common genetic cause of intellectual disability and the leading single-gene cause of autism, a study by researchers with the UC Davis MIND Institute has found.
MIND Institute-INALLIANCE partnership a recipe for success
August 1, 2016
UC Davis MIND Institute has partnered with INALLIANCE, a local non-profit, to provide vocational training for people with developmental disabilities in the institute's café on 50th Street.
July 2016
2016-2017 MIND Institute Distinguished Lecturer Series starts Sept. 14
July 27, 2016
The UC Davis MIND Institute kicks off its 2016-2017 Distinguished Lecturer Series in September with an address by Robert H. Ring, associate professor at Drexel University in the College of Medicine, Department of Pharmacology and Physiology.
MIND Institute partners with INALLIANCE
July 22, 2016
As the espresso machine whirs and customers browse the day's pastries at the UC Davis MIND Institute Café, Igor Zelenov is beaming with pride as he practices his new skills.
UC Davis researchers temporarily turn off brain area to better understand function
July 20, 2016
Capitalizing on experimental genetic techniques, researchers at UC Davis' California National Primate Research Center (CNPRC) have demonstrated that temporarily turning off an area of the brain changes patterns of activity across much of the remaining brain.
High quality MRIs without sedation are possible in severely affected children with autism
July 19, 2016
UC Davis researchers have found a way to get MRI images of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and intellectual disability without sedating them first using the principles of applied behavior analysis.
MIND Institute awarded key federal training grant
July 18, 2016
Adding to its growing portfolio of important federal grants to address the needs of people with developmental disabilities, the UC Davis MIND Institute, in collaboration with California State University Sacramento, has been awarded $2.7 million, to be spent over five years, to train professionals and family members who care for people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other neurodevelopmental disorders.
June 2016
"Digital neurotherapeutic" in development at the UC Davis MIND Institute
June 22, 2016
A UC Davis researcher has created a video game for children who experience cognitive impairments from genetic disorders with the hope that that it will improve their ability to mentally process information about space and time.
MIND Institute researcher studies feasibility of community providers training parents of children with autism
June 22, 2016
Research has long shown that parent-implemented "naturalistic developmental behavioral interventions," which are applied in a child's usual setting and designed to build developmentally appropriate skills, help decrease the main symptoms of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). However, parent training by community providers had not previously been studied.
Mothers with diabetes, other metabolic conditions, more likely to also have anti-fetal brain autoantibodies
June 17, 2016
Mothers of children with autism who were diagnosed with metabolic conditions during pregnancy, particularly gestational and type 2 diabetes, were more likely to have anti-fetal brain autoantibodies in their blood compared to healthy women of children with autism. The presence of these anti-fetal brain autoantibodies has been previously found to be specific to some mothers of children with autism and rare among mothers of children without autism, researchers with the UC Davis MIND Institute have found.
May 2016
Yellowlees voted president-elect of national telemedicine group
May 24, 2016
The American Telemedicine Association (ATA) has chosen Peter Yellowlees, professor of psychiatry at UC Davis, to be president-elect of the association's board of directors.
More research needed to identify and measure quality of autism interventions
May 10, 2016
With the dramatic rise of children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), the numbers and types of interventions promoted to families and individuals with autism have surged as well.
Autism and cancer share a remarkable number of risk genes in common
May 3, 2016
Autism and cancer share more than 40 risk genes, suggesting that common mechanisms underlying the functions of some of these genes could conceivably be leveraged to develop therapies not just for cancer but for autism as well, an extensive assessment by researchers with the UC Davis MIND Institute and Comprehensive Cancer Center has found.
April 2016
Distance language intervention helps adolescents with disabilities communicate
April 27, 2016
Sean Sawicki, who has fragile X syndrome, can be hard to understand and doesn't always have the attention span to carry on a sustained conversation. But a novel intervention developed by UC Davis MIND Institute researchers seems to be making a difference.
Weighing the pros and cons of mental-health apps
April 26, 2016
"There's an app for that." The phrase is so ubiquitous it's a meme, and trademarked by Apple Inc.
Behavioral Health Center of Excellence holds seminar on Firearm Violence and Mental Illness
April 7, 2016
Each year in the United States, firearm violence results in approximately 30,000 deaths and 75,000 nonfatal injuries to patients seen in hospital emergency rooms. Garen Wintemute, internationally renowned director of the Violence Prevention Research Program at UC Davis Health System, will discuss "Firearm Violence and Mental Illness."
UC Davis Health System NIA-funded research centers discuss diversity, disparities and cognitive aging
April 5, 2016
The National Institute on Aging (NIA)-funded UC Davis Latino Aging Research Resource Center (LARRC) and Alzheimer's Disease Center hosted an all-day conference on March 16, 2016 on "Cognitive Aging and Diversity: Progress and Future Challenges." The conference highlighted NIA-funded research in Northern California associated with UC Davis and UC San Francisco, and brought together leading national experts from across the country. Approximately 80 participants attended.
March 2016
Cancer gene twice as likely to be defective in children with autism
March 30, 2016
A large study by researchers with the UC Davis MIND Institute has found that a gene whose role is to suppress cellular damage from environmental stressors is nearly twice as likely to be defective in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and that the deficit is also present in their fathers.
Hispanics with dementia receive antipsychotic medications at twice the rate of non-Hispanics
March 24, 2016
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Hales receives prestigious educator award from the American Psychiatric Association
March 23, 2016
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Bold Vision, Bright Future depicted in murals at the MIND
March 11, 2016
Visitors to the UC Davis MIND Institute's Massie Family Clinic are now met with a wall of vibrant colors and whimsical designs in ceramic tile, a creation of The Mural Project, which combined the talents of three professional artists and artists with developmental disabilities from the Short Centers.
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This is your brain on exercise
February 23, 2016
People who exercise have better mental fitness, and a new imaging study from UC Davis Health System shows why. Intense exercise increases levels of two common neurotransmitters — glutamate and gamma-aminobutyric acid, or GABA — that are responsible for chemical messaging within the brain.
UC Davis MIND Institute to host documentary film and panel at Davis Senior Center
February 22, 2016
The UC Davis MIND Institute, in partnership with Lynn and Keith Volkerts and the George and Lena Valente Foundation, will host an "Afternoon of Discovery and Discussion" on Sunday, March 6.
UC Davis MIND Institute Distinguished Lecturer Series features renowned neuroscientist Karl Deisseroth
February 8, 2016
Neuroscientist Karl Deisseroth, the D.H. Chen Professor of Bioengineering and of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University, will discuss "Illuminating the Brain in Health and Disease" during the next UC Davis MIND Institute Distinguished Lecturer Series presentation on Wednesday, Feb. 10, at 4:30 p.m.
January 2016
Media advisory: UC Davis fair focuses on mental health and young adults
January 11, 2016
Student advocate Jordana Steinberg will talk about the need to expand mental health support for young adults at the Student Resiliency and Mental Health Fair at UC Davis. Sponsored by the UC Davis Behavioral Health Center of Excellence, the event will feature mental health and wellness resources available on campus and in the community.
November 2015
The functional anatomy of language: Four things you need to know
November 4, 2015
Gregory Hickok, founder and director, Center for Language Science, UC Irvine, will discuss "The functional anatomy of language: four things you need to know," during the December UC Davis MIND Institute Distinguished Lecturer Series presentation.
October 2015
MIND Institute offers program for adults with autism spectrum disorder
October 29, 2015
Researchers with the Behavioral Health Center of Excellence and MIND Institute at UC Davis are seeking adult participants, aged 18 to 38 years and diagnosed with or suspected of having autism or Asperger's disorder, to participate in a research study, the ACCESS Program (Acquiring Career, Coping, Executive-Function and Social Skills Program).
Amaral appointed to Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee of the Department of Health and Human Services
October 28, 2015
David Amaral, Beneto Foundation Chair and Director of Research, UC Davis MIND Institute, has been appointed by United States Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia M. Burwell to the Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee (IACC), which advises the secretary on approaches to advance research, strengthen services and increase opportunities for people with autism spectrum disorder.


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Jerry Shields was born, the last of eight children, in a Kentucky backwater where boys quit high school and became coal miners or farmers.
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As Shields, 75, tells it, he was just an unassuming good ol' boy with mediocre grades and little ambition who, through serendipity, wound up becoming a renowned eye cancer specialist and director of ocular oncology at Wills Eye Institute in Philadelphia. Meeting "the right people at the right time" shaped his Horatio Alger-ish story, he says.


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OSHA News Release – Region 7
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Region 7 News Release: KC-OSHA-27
Date: Mon., December 16, 2002
Contact: Norma Conrad
Phone: (816)426-5491
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- International Paper Container Division of Kansas City, Mo., has been approved for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's "Star" Voluntary Protection Program (VPP), the U.S. Department of Labor announced today. A ceremony recognizing the company will be held at 10:30 a.m., Dec.19 at the plant.
"International Paper exhibited excellence in effective safety and health management, employee training and involvement, and the application of appropriate resources into these areas," Regional Administrator Charles E. Adkins, CIH said. "There are some key elements which contribute to an effective safety and health program, and management participation ranks high among them. The participation of top level management at International Paper is impressive and accentuates the company's exceptional safety and health program."
In addition to an exemplary safety and health program, OSHA's review team found that the facility had a total injury and illness case rate approximately 50 percent below the national average for its industry.
International Paper Container Division designs and manufactures corrugated sheets, focusing on the production of a wide variety of container sizes to meet a broad base of customer needs. Approximately 100 workers are employed by the company.
From coast to coast, there are some 840 worksites in the VPP.
A fact sheet about the Voluntary Protection Program is attached.
OSHA's Voluntary Protection Program recognizes and promotes effective safety and health management. Participants are a select group of facilities that have designed and put into practice outstanding safety and health programs in which management, labor and OSHA establish a cooperative relationship.
"Star" participants meet all VPP requirements
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Save those spools! Floral craft ideas don't get much more fun than this. Create your own Cardboard Ribbon Spool Flowers from Heidi Borchers and glue them to a painted background. This is a great idea for anyone that loves vibrant wall art.
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- Aleene's Spray Sealer – Matte or Gloss finish
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To make each flower, carefully take a cardboard spool apart by removing the circle sides of the spool. Repeat with another narrower spool for leaf and stem.
You will now have three pieces for each spool. To make the flower, cut the two spool circles into a flower shape.
With second narrow spool, cut the tube to make the stem. (The ends of the spool will be used to cut the leaves.)
Smooth and press out the stem. Be sure to cut off any excess paper still remaining on the sides of the spool you tore apart.
Select several complementary colors of acrylic paint and brush onto each flower, leaf and stem. Let dry. If necessary, repeat with second coat.
Paint the center tube of the spool for the flower.
Glue the two flowers back in place on the spool center with the Aleene's Super Thick Tacky Glue.
For the background, I squeegeed the dimensional paint over the masonite. Use a notched comb to create the lines in the dimensional paint. Let dry.
Paint the background using the acrylic paints.
Place the assembled spool flowers, leaves and stems onto the background.
Glue all pieces to the background using the Aleene's Super Thick Tacky Glue.
Glue several sizes of buttons for the center of each flower. To seal, spray entire piece with the Aleene's Spray Sealer. Let dry.
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This is too cool! I love flower wall art and can't wait to try this.
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Well it must be some kind of genetic deformity (not saying that it's wrong or bad or whatever) because at its most primal level it doesn't allow for procreation and the continuation of the species. It's not a problem in modern times since there are so many other people to have children, but still.
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A gay gene hasn't been isolated, so it may not necessarily be genetic. There's been some speculation that it's caused by hormone imbalances in the womb, or even in some cases post-birth experiences affecting development (I don't mean the lack-of-male-role-models thing espoused by some social conservatives).
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well if it is weird hormone imbalances in the womb then it would be genetics, just not the baby's genes, since the mom is giving it the hormones
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Not necessarily. Genes are not the only things that impact hormone production and other bodily functions. Hormones are released in response to internal or external stimuli. Things like drugs or stress or abnormal environmental conditions could cause abnormalities that are not inherent to the mother herself.
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good point, even food could have an affect. so then, what are the gayest foods and drugs?
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