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Also, being in an enclosed room when an explosion goes off provides the same red eye experience, with a bonus of partial lost of hearing and balance as well... stupid idiot forgot to check the backblast... and yes it does hurt... together with the light sensitivity for the next 2 weeks...
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The food trucks that have been proliferating around Downtown are another sign of urban revitalization. In addition to bringing more food choices to workers, visitors and residents, they bring vibrancy and variety to the area. For entrepreneurs, they can serve as an entryway to opening a restaurant.
But they're not without challenges. These trucks, dishing up everything from tacos to meatloaf, need places to park, have trash to dispose of and may be in competition with brick-and-mortar restaurants nearby. That's where the city of Columbus comes in, to streamline the regulations that some vendors say are currently a confusing patchwork.
Operating a food truck touches on licensing, the health department and public services — at least three city departments — with no comprehensive law currently in place to address these types of businesses. It's become a pressing problem, since an estimated 150 food trucks have popped up in just the past 18 months or so.
To address the needs of all concerned, city council aides recently sat down with food-truck owners as well as Short North restaurateurs and neighborhood leaders to listen to requests and complaints. This is an important step in what likely will be a months-long process to clarify rules before the busy summer season for food trucks hits again.
"We want to be welcoming to food trucks, and we will do everything we can to help them grow, but we must also protect the public in doing so," said Councilwoman Michelle M. Mills, who has taken a particular interest in the subject.
Daniel McCarthy, who launched his food truck Tatoheads in September 2011, is optimistic despite a recent legal run-in over licensing of his business. The complaint ended up being dismissed by the city.
"We have an opportunity to get this right in Columbus, where other cities have gotten a few things right and a few things wrong when it comes to regulating food trucks," McCarthy said.
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taking this thread off on another tangent here though. using bio fules might be good for now but is actually creating lots of problems. the end all solution would to be to use hydrogen as the fuel source. put water in the car gets broken down through hydrolysis and the water which is exhaust is recycled back into the system. no need for fueling stations because a convenient source of water would be your outside your door On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 6:04 PM, Mike Davis <jmdavis1 at vcu.edu> wrote: > Vincent Diepeveen wrote: > >> >> Some 3d world country managers are begging to adress this issue: "My >> nations people die, >> as your bio fuel raises our food prices, the poor are so poor here, they >> use that stuff as food >> and cannot afford it now". >> >> USA nor Europe can *never* produce that stuff as cheap as 3d world >> countries can. >> >> Since my uncle held a patent on an Alcohol Fuel still, and my grandfather > grew corn, I have a somewhat different view. I'm not sure where your > information is coming from. According to http://www.earth-policy.org/, the > US produced 414 Million tons of grain last year. Of that total 81 Million > tons were used for fuel and 106 Million tons were exported. While it might > be less expensive to produce grain in the 3rd world, the top exporter of > Corn, Rice and Wheat for the world is the US. > http://www.earth-policy.org/Updates/2008/Update69_data.htm#table10 > > > http://www.earth-policy.org/Updates/2008/Update69_data.htm#table9 > > Now since corn prices have been rather stagnant until recently for almost > 30 years and since I know farmers that have burned corn for heat rather than > sell at a loss. I see the increase in grain prices as neutral. Yes, there > are bad results for the third world. But those farmers growing grain deserve > a fair price for the work and uncertainty of agriculture. > _______________________________________________ > Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org > To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit > http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf > -- Jonathan Aquilina -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.scyld.com/pipermail/beowulf/attachments/20080626/79d6d261/attachment.html
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Cui M, Aras R, Christian WV, Rappold PM, Hatwar M, Panza J, Jackson-Lewis V, Javitch JA, Ballatori N, Przedborski S, Tieu K. The organic cation transporter-3 is a pivotal modulator of neurodegeneration in the nigrostriatal dopaminergic pathway. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2009 May 12;106(19):8043-8. PubMed Abstract
By demonstrating not only an enhanced vulnerability of nigral neurons to L-DOPA-induced toxicity, but also providing a pharmacologic basis for their observations, they put forth an interesting hypothesis regarding the selective accumulation of neuromelanin in this brain region, as well.
One caveat that must be openly considered, and is likewise raised in the thoughtful commentary by Jim Surmeier that accompanies the Mosharov report, is that the endogenous levels of cytoplasmic dopamine cannot be measured by currently available... Read more
One caveat that must be openly considered, and is likewise raised in the thoughtful commentary by Jim Surmeier that accompanies the Mosharov report, is that the endogenous levels of cytoplasmic dopamine cannot be measured by currently available technologies. Thus, the authors are only able to follow the kinetics of L-DOPA and dopamine metabolism in cultures treated with micromolar concentrations of L-DOPA, thus raising the cytoplasmic dopamine levels into detectable range. As the authors are first to point out, the levels of L-DOPA provided to their neuronal cultures are about three orders of magnitude above those that occur following therapeutic administration of L-DOPA to Parkinson's patients and likely seven orders of magnitude above those seen in normal human brain. One wonders whether the differences in aromatic amino acid decarboxylase (AADC) activities suggested by these data at 100 μM L-DOPA would hold true in the presence of only 5 nM L-DOPA. It seems possible that at potentially saturating concentrations of L-DOPA one observes differences that would not exist at the extremely lower physiological or even therapeutic levels of substrate. This potential confound is also consistent with the classical view that tyrosine hydroxylase and not AADC is the rate-limiting step in dopamine synthesis, in vivo. With the argument that differential AADC activities could play a determining role in cytoplasmic dopamine levels, one then places AADC at the bottleneck. Even with this caveat in mind, however, it must be acknowledged that the methods applied here define the state-of-the-art for measuring dopamine and the technical hurdles already surpassed by this group are not trivial.
One last note regarding the authors' hypothesis that calcium may regulate the activity of AADC; in Figure 6 of the report the authors nicely show the differential response of SNc and VTA neurons to inhibitors of the L-type calcium channels. While not specifically emphasized by the authors, I found it quite interesting that the calcium chelator BAPTA-AM, or use of cadmium, had significant inhibitory effects on L-DOPA metabolism in both culture systems. I would interpret these data as very consistent with their model of a potent, calcium-dependent effect on dopamine synthesis and/or metabolism. Further work will be required to specifically evaluate the influence of calcium, whether it be calcium that specifically passes across L-type calcium channels, or not. These data, along with the incrimination of α-synuclein in the mechanism L-DOPA- or dopamine-dependent toxicity in this culture system, are likely to influence the future experiments of many of us who study the etiology of Parkinson disease. View all comments by Matthew LaVoie
This paper by Mosharov et al. highlights the idea that simple rules are unlikely to explain complex diseases. The authors address the sufficiency argument by showing that dopamine contributes to toxicity only in some contexts. Calcium is also highlighted and is a pretty good candidate for a modifier, especially given the relatively poor calcium buffering capacity of dopaminergic nigral neurons that is probably intrinsically related to the physiological role they have to serve. Again, it seems unlikely that calcium alone is either necessary or sufficient to explain the... Read more
This paper by Mosharov et al. highlights the idea that simple rules are unlikely to explain complex diseases. The authors address the sufficiency argument by showing that dopamine contributes to toxicity only in some contexts. Calcium is also highlighted and is a pretty good candidate for a modifier, especially given the relatively poor calcium buffering capacity of dopaminergic nigral neurons that is probably intrinsically related to the physiological role they have to serve. Again, it seems unlikely that calcium alone is either necessary or sufficient to explain the complex patterns of relative vulnerability in PD, but one could imagine that both neurotransmitter identity added to a specific physiological role of this group of neurons might impact their long-term survival.
The most interesting candidate identified here, albeit briefly in one figure, is α-synuclein. We know from other evidence that α-synuclein can be a causal factor in PD and that the difference between no disease and an aggressive, progressive diffuse Lewy body disorder is determined by α-synuclein expression over a twofold range. The data here that α-synuclein influences nigral neuron survival without shifting intracellular dopamine levels strongly implicate this protein as having a detrimental effect on cells downstream of other toxic stressors. This is consistent with a number of previous observations, including the relative resistance of α-synuclein null mice to different stressors and the proposal that there might be a toxic pairing of α-synuclein and dopamine.
But why α-synuclein would have this property of cascading damage is not at all obvious. Why even would neurons make a protein at relatively high levels if that protein is a perennial bad apple? It is interesting that smaller, simpler organisms such as fruit flies do apparently fine without any synuclein genes. Perhaps α-synuclein has some important benefit to the function of a neuron in the context of either longer-lived species (we know that aging is another contributory factor in PD) or specific physiological needs (which might relate in some way to the calcium-mediated effects seen here, although that link seems immediately tenuous). I think this question might be approached either by understanding what the normal of function of α-synuclein is and by identifying why exactly it is toxic to cells under some conditions. The Mosharov paper is an important start to this process. View all comments by Mark Cookson
More importantly, they used the technique to help unify several of the hot topics in the field, namely, calcium regulation and α-synuclein expression. Application of this technique in other transgenic models related to Parkinson disease should help advance the field even further.
From a patient standpoint, these findings do suggest that there could be new treatments on the horizon. The better we can manage dopamine inside and outside the dopamine neuron, the better we can manage the disease progression and therapeutic treatment. View all comments by Gary Miller
The Parkinson disease community is aware of the potential risk of dopamine metabolism and L-DOPA usage for treating PD. However, the concepts of toxicity of DA and L-DOPA are not very well recognized. The major confusion includes 1) whether L-DOPA is toxic... Read more
The Parkinson disease community is aware of the potential risk of dopamine metabolism and L-DOPA usage for treating PD. However, the concepts of toxicity of DA and L-DOPA are not very well recognized. The major confusion includes 1) whether L-DOPA is toxic before or after being converted to dopamine; 2) whether cytosolic dopamine or extracellular dopamine is more toxic; and 3) whether dopamine itself or dopamine metabolism causes toxicity.
Most previous studies on L-DOPA and dopamine toxicity didn't pay much attention to these three conceptual aspects. The technical breakthrough in this paper and the recent progress on genetic mouse models of cytosolic dopamine toxicity (Caudle et al., 2007; Chen et al., 2008) contribute greatly to our understanding of mechanism of dopamine toxicity and help to clarify such conceptual confusion.
In this paper, Mosharov and colleagues elegantly applied the breakthrough technology to directly measure cytosolic dopamine and convincingly establish a nearly linear correlation between cytosolic dopamine and dopamine neuron death in primary mouse dopamine neuron cultures. The baseline level of cytosolic dopamine in dopamine neurons, unlike chromaffin cells, is under the detection limit. To circumvent this obstacle, Mosharov applied L-DOPA into the culture medium to boost cytosolic dopamine content. Using this system, Mosharov found cytosolic dopamine is two to three times higher in dopamine neurons in SNc than those in VTA. He further attributed this difference to the unique pacemaking L-type calcium channels in dopamine neurons of SNc, which is supportive for the recent finding from James Surmeier's lab (Chan et al., 2007). The last seminal finding points out a possible new direction in which the interplay between calcium and cytosolic dopamine contribute to the relative vulnerability of dopamine neurons in SNc.
Without compromising the excellence of this paper, some caution must be taken in interpreting the results. First, the intracellular measurement only detect cytosolic dopamine in the dopamine neuron cell body, which contains much less dopamine vesicle and intracellular dopamine than the axons. Most of the dopamine and its storage vesicles reside at dopamine neuron terminals. Therefore, the cytosolic dopamine level in the terminal region more accurately reflects the true situation. That explains why reserpine treatment in this study doesn't cause an increase of cytosolic dopamine as seen in chromaffin cells in previous studies. Second, the author claimed α-synuclein also participates in dopamine toxicity. But without showing cytosolic dopamine changes in α-synuclein knockout dopamine neurons, this somehow requires more evidence to be convincing, even though α-synuclein knockout dopamine neurons show increased resistance to L-DOPA treatment. Third, as a common technical problem in most cell culture studies on dopamine toxicity, the extracellular auto-oxidation of L-DOPA or dopamine administrated in cell culture medium causes additional oxidative stress, which is very difficult to separated from that of cytosolic dopamine without very careful and laborious control experiments.
With the current calcium channel blocker clinical trial as a neuroprotective approach for treating PD, the next step will be sure to follow, that is, blocking cytosolic dopamine toxicity by dealing with dopamine itself. Our unpublished results suggest that inhibition of dopamine metabolism by MAO inhibitors is sufficient to reverse the neurodegeneration caused by cytosolic dopamine in our cytosolic dopamine toxicity transgenic mouse model (Chen et al., 2008). Thus, by combining a calcium channel inhibitor with an MAO inhibitor, the cytosolic dopamine toxicity is likely be properly treated and neurodegeneration of dopamine neurons will likely be slowed down. Beside other neuroprotection approaches, such as antioxidant and neurotrophic factors, cracking down calcium and cytosolic dopamine toxicity might be proven to be a promising approach to rescue dopamine neuron, which is, moreover, more specific to those particular neurons. References:Caudle WM, Richardson JR, Wang MZ, Taylor TN, Guillot TS, McCormack AL, Colebrooke RE, Di Monte DA, Emson PC, Miller GW. Reduced vesicular storage of dopamine causes progressive nigrostriatal neurodegeneration. J Neurosci. 2007 Jul 25;27(30):8138-48. Abstract
Chan CS, Guzman JN, Ilijic E, Mercer JN, Rick C, Tkatch T, Meredith GE, Surmeier DJ. 'Rejuvenation' protects neurons in mouse models of Parkinson's disease. Nature. 2007 Jun 28;447(7148):1081-6. Abstract
Chen L, Ding Y, Cagniard B, Van Laar AD, Mortimer A, Chi W, Hastings TG, Kang UJ, Zhuang X. Unregulated cytosolic dopamine causes neurodegeneration associated with oxidative stress in mice. J Neurosci. 2008 Jan 9;28(2):425-33. Abstract View all comments by Linan Chen
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A CACOPHONY OF BODILY FUNCTIONS: Superior canal dehiscence syndrome (SCDS) is caused by a small hole in the bone covering part of the inner ear (in blue). Such a hole results in distortion of hearing and, often, impaired balance.
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It sounds like something out of an Edgar Allan Poe tale of horror.* A man becomes agitated by strange sounds only to find that they are emanating from inside his own body—his heart, his pulse, the very movement of his eyes in their sockets. Yet superior canal dehiscence syndrome (SCDS) is a very real affliction caused by a small hole in the bone covering part of the inner ear. Such a breach results in distortion of hearing and, often, impaired balance.
The human ear consists of three parts. The outer ear includes the ear lobe and external auditory canal, which funnels sound waves toward the eardrum (or tympanic membrane) allowing it to vibrate. The middle ear converts sound waves that vibrate the eardrum into mechanical vibrations for the cochlea, the hearing part of the inner ear. This area, however, also includes of a system of three fluid-filled semicircular canals in each ear—superior, posterior and horizontal—responsible for giving the brain information about angular motion of the head. SCDS can occur when some part of the bone protecting the superior semicircular canal is missing.
Whereas it is difficult to know exactly how prevalent SCDS is, several reported cases define how it impacts the lives of those suffering from the disorder. Stephen Mabbutt, a 57-year-old Englishman who suffered from SCDS for six years, described "hearing his eyes scratching like sandpaper every time they moved in their sockets." He returned to work earlier this month after successful surgery to plug a pin-size hole in the bone covering the semicircular superior canal in one of his ears. Toby Spencer, a 41-year-old IT professional from Skowhegan, Maine, described similar symptoms as Mabbutt as well as the feeling that loud noises made him feel as though he was losing his balance. Spencer had surgery in April to correct the problem. [Read more about inner ear ailments and remedies: "Regaining Balance with Bionic Ears"]
Musician Adrian McLeish suffered from the disorder for more than two decades, even having to give up his livelihood playing the French horn, before in 2008 seeing Lloyd Minor, provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. McLeish sought out Minor, a professor of otolaryngology—head and neck surgery—because he is the lead author on the study in 1998 providing the first description of SCDS in Archives of Otolaryngology—Head & Neck Surgery.
McLeish described (video) not only hearing a buzzing, distorted version of his own voice but also being able to feel the vibrations of the sound whenever he spoke. Essentially, the missing piece of bone in McLeish's left ear was allowing the superior semicircular canal to respond to sound and pressure in abnormal ways. It was enough for the canal to act as an amplifier for every sound in his body. McLeish's horror story came to a happy ending soon after meeting with Minor, who corrected the problem and allowed the musician to resume his career.
Scientific American spoke with Minor about the nature of SCDS, the toll it takes on those who suffer from it and why it's best to plug (rather than cover up) such an opening.
[An edited transcript of the interview follows.]
What is superior canal dehiscence syndrome (SCDS)?
Superior canal dehiscence syndrome is a disorder caused by an opening in the bone that should cover the inner ear's top balance canal (called the superior semicircular canal). The inner ear consists of a bony labyrinth that has two parts: the cochlea, which enables us to hear, and the vestibular labyrinth, which enables us to keep our balance. Located within the labyrinth are three semicircular canals that act as angular accelerometers for the head. When these are working properly, they allow us to maintain a steady gaze and keep images stable on our retinas even when our heads are moving.
The inner ear is a closed system surrounded and protected by the petrous portion of the temporal bone. In superior canal dehiscence, a portion of the bone covering the superior balance canal is missing. Without this bone, the membranous canal is exposed to the overlying dura mater membrane of the brain's temporal lobe. Mechanical stimuli such as sound and pressure can then cause motion of the fluid in the membranous canal resulting in abnormal neural activity from the sensory receptor cells associated with the canal. This can lead to hearing loss, abnormal eye movements and a sudden sensation of movement (vertigo) as a result of loud noises or pressure, such as coughing or sneezing.
How were you able to first identify SCDS?
It was a study of the eye movements. The eye movements of this disorder, which is evoked by sound and pressure, are quite distinctive. Because the superior semicircular canal is affected, the eye movement is typically vertical-torsional, meaning the eye closest to the affected ear will twitch in a direction up and away from that ear (toward the middle of the face) in response to loud noises or by stimuli that change middle ear or intracranial pressure (such as coughing, sneezing or straining).
Can someone be born with SCDS or is this something that afflicts people only later in life?
Our hypothesis is that about 1 or 2 percent of the population fails to develop a normal thickness of bone overlying the superior canal. If you have a normal thickness of bone, which is about 0.6 or 0.7 millimeter covering the superior canal, that's very unlikely to ever erode. If you started out with 0.1 or 0.2 millimeter of bone, yes, that can be eroded over time for a number of reasons: pressure from the temporal lobe sitting on top of it, changes in intracranial pressure or maybe by trauma. The median age of onset is in the early 40s, and it does tend to affect men and women equally. But you rarely see it in kids. That suggests that the opening probably doesn't develop until later in life.
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-- a brand new Fox News report is raising serious concerns about the potential for voter fraud just months before.
The presidential election while this issue of course is not new.
A number of states have recently passed voter ID laws in hopes of preventing fraud the Department of Justice shot -- down arguing the laws discriminate against minorities.
Fox News Eric Shawn recently spoke to one governor at the center of the storm.
This protects the elderly does protects.
People who may do their absentee ballots this protects everybody we want to make sure that we're just saying that they are who they say they are without photo ID what do you fear could happen.
Well without.
Photo ID I mean let's be clear I want dead people voting in the state of South Carolina I've said that from the very beginning.
And authorities say there is evidence that dead people voting is a real problem according to a statewide investigation by south Carolina's Department of Motor Vehicles.
In January it found that 953.
Ballots were cast by voters who were deceased.
But the state elections commission director of disputes those findings the report came out after -- -- the voter ID law but hasn't stopped the criticism -- We surprised at the reaction -- that from this very surprised protecting the integrity of the voting process is one of the most important things we can do as a governor and a state.
And the will of the people listen they want to see that integrity protected.
John fund joins a senior editor at American spectator and has a new book.
About to come out on voter fraud comes out later this summer John good to see you thank you I mean people who oppose voter ID say a lot voter fraud is a canard it's a -- what say you.
Well I think if you look around the country you see a lot of close elections that could have been influenced and changed by voter fraud there are currently election officials in New York.
And Florida who themselves are accused -- been indicted of trying to commit voter fraud.
And this is something that people are concerned about 64%.
Of Americans.
In the latest Rasmussen poll say voter fraud is a serious or somewhat serious problem in fact.
A higher percentage of African American think the serious problem than whites.
Our governor Haley was asked buyer direction on whether or not.
For political purposes the white -- house may try to gin up.
This issue before the election here's a clip.
Do you think the administration has been trying to gin this up.
For political purposes and it's just.
Oddly ironic that we have an election coming up.
And it's oddly ironic that we're trying to get this passed before that election and that they are stopping us and saying we can't.
The Department of Justice says look this is just -- a rampant discrimination against minorities that's what what is behind.
These laws to try to help Republicans.
Any evidence of that well they're relying on some very suspect studies that claim that 25% of African Americans lack a photo ID.
I don't believe that that's ridiculous.
When you actually have court -- look into this a very small number of people don't lack ID.
And since the idea is free in the states that have passed photo ideologue.
I think we're doing people a favor by helping them get a voter ID because you can't travel we can't cash -- check the -- -- federal building without a voter ID.
You can't do anything -- -- without some form of identification.
John -- we got to cut it should.
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Theo was a gentle and confused young man who alternated between charming and repelling those he should have loved and those who should have loved him. At twenty-eight, he had yet to find a satisfying direction for his life (not all that unusual in the Quick family), and his only passion was his son Jason. During the last twenty-four hours before he takes his own life in a dramatic murder/suicide, he speaks with each of the other protagonists, and in each case, what he said would be...
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- Styled with House of Harlow Faceted Metal Cross Ring in Rose Gold.
- Modeled in size S. See fit guide for model's dimensions.
- Revolve Style No. RAIL-WS90
- Manufacturer Style No. RW844
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The 3/2mm Men's XCEL INFINITI X-Zip Fullsuit is the recipient of the SIMA Wetsuit of the Year Award! This is a phenomenal wetsuit for any watersport. Features 100% lightweight superstretch neoprene for maximum flexibility without the typical bulk. The seams are sealed and taped to keep cold water from trickling in, and the inside is lined with XCEL's enviro conscious bamboo fleece which wicks moisture from your skin. The horizontal chest zip is water repellant with an inside seal, and has been reconfigured for easier on/off. Also features: Less panels and seams for greater flexibility, wind resistant chest, durable kneepads, and abrasion-resistant fibers that resist damage over time.
Go green and go warm! All XCEL Infiniti products feature a unique bamboo-infused lining, a neoprene engineered from recycled yarns with the goal of reducing the amount of materials that ultimately end up in landfills. This green approach to wetsuit development complements Xcel's longstanding initiative of using limestone-based neoprene and glue, which eliminates oil-consuming processes, using hydro-electric power and waste energy instead. 1 year warranty on wetsuits. 3 month warranty on lycra, boots, gloves, and hoods.