Fights break out at Syrian opposition meeting in Cairo

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Rubber hand shows racial differences are skin deep

Taking pointers from rubber hands, psychologists have shown that racial differences really are only skin deep.

When someone sees a rubber hand being stroked while their actual hand is hidden from view and stroked simultaneously, they can begin to "embody" it ? to feel that the rubber hand is their own ? and lose feeling in their real hand.

But can you embody a rubber hand of a different skin colour from your own? Manos Tsakiris and colleagues at Royal Holloway, University of London, induced the illusion in 22 white participants, using both white and black rubber hands. Later, the subjects claimed, on average, to have identified more strongly with the white hand.

Objective measures suggested otherwise, though. For instance, one measure of the strength of the illusion is a shift in the perceived location of the real hand ? known as proprioceptive drift. The volunteers showed the same amount of drift regardless of the colour of the rubber hand.

Surface features

The team also tested changes in skin conductance ? a measure of stress ? when the subjects saw a needle being stuck into the embodied rubber hand. In theory, the more the subject identifies with the rubber hand, the greater this stress response. Yet they were just as stressed watching the needle puncture the black hand as the white one.

"The processes that are involved in the illusion aren't particularly sensitive to the skin colour of the hand," says team member Harry Farmer.

"The way that the brain defines who we are doesn't care that much about the surface features, it cares about actual sensory experiences," says Patrick Haggard of University College London, who was not involved in the work.

Journal reference: Consciousness and Cognition, DOI: 10.1016/j.concog.2012.04.011

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Free summer fun? Check your local college.

Colleges and universities offer concerts and lectures throughout the year, and you don't always have to be a student to partake. Just check your local college or university's calendar.

By Trent Hamm / June 30, 2012

A Stanford University student walks though the halls of the Stanford University campus in Palo Alto, Calif., in this February 2012 file photo. Checking your local university's events calendar is a good way to spot free concerts, lectures, and festivals.

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One of my favorite things about college was the public lectures and presentations by interesting people. During my years, I heard fascinating talks from scientists and politicians and entrepreneurs.

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The university would hold these on a central building on campus and just throw open the doors for everyone. You didn?t have to be a student or faculty member to attend these lectures. You just had to show up at the door.

One of my wife?s favorite things about college were the free open-air classical concerts that the university held several times a year. We were dating then, and the two of us would often pack a picnic meal, spread out a blanket on the grass, and lay flat on our backs listening to the music.

Again, these concerts were completely free. All you had to do was show up; no affiliation with the university required.

At these events ? and many others ? I couldn?t help but notice the wide variety of people there. There were college students, of course, and plenty of faculty, but there were also families with children, elderly folks, and blue-collar workers. It was a university event, but it was also a community event.

Even now, Sarah and I enjoy taking our family to offerings at local colleges and universities. There are free concerts, presentations, parades, children?s exhibits, and other things going on all the time throughout the year.

So, how can you find out what?s offered at your local college or university?

You can start by?checking out their event calendar. The nearest sizeable university to me is Iowa State University, which offers a?wonderful online event calendar. Many other universities offer very similar online functions. These make it incredibly easy to identify events on campus.

For example, on the calendar I linked to, there?s a free concert, a bookbinding workshop, and a children?s story time, and in the next couple of days there?s a floral workshop, a lecture on plant breeding, and several art workshops. Some of the events have a cost, but many others are free. Plus, this list just comes from the summer months, when activities are relatively slow.

You might also want to check out the school?s?visitor?s guide, which can clue you in to interesting exhibits and other permanent things worth seeing and visiting at the school. Many major colleges and universities offer an online visitor?s guide, like?this one.

Many universities have museums, art exhibits, walking tours, and countless other interesting things going on all the time.

Most universities and colleges also have?special events and festivals?where you?ll find an enormous variety of free and interesting things to do.

Again, in the case of Iowa State, there?s an annual festival called VEISHEA each April that includes a parade, tons of exhibits and demonstrations, a free food festival, and countless other things. We often spend an entire Saturday there without spending a dime while thoroughly enjoying ourselves.

If you live anywhere near a college or university, keep an eye on the campus. There?s an abundance of free and fun things to do there, even if you?re not involved with the school.

This post is part of a yearlong series called ?365 Ways to Live Cheap (Revisited),? in which I?m revisiting the entries from my book ?365 Ways to Live Cheap,? which is available?at Amazon?and at bookstores everywhere

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World's oldest meteor impact crater discovered in Greenland

Scientists say they found the oldest meteor impact crater yet discovered, caused by a rock that, if it hit Earth today, would wipe out all higher life.?

By Our Amazing Planet Staff,?Space.com / June 29, 2012

An artist's illustration expression of how a large meteorite impact in the sea might have looked in the first second of the impact. Scientists are unsure if the oldest meteorite crater on Earth, a 3-billion-year-old crater in West Greenland, was actually covered in water at the time.

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The world's oldest meteorite crater ?a giant impact zone more than 62 miles wide ? has been found in Greenland, scientists say.

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Scientists think it was formed 3 billion years ago by a meteorite 19 miles (30 kilometer) wide ? which, if it hit Earth today, would wipe out all higher life. The crater is so wide that it would reach the edge of space 62 miles (100 km) above Earth if stood on end.

The crater was "discovered" at an office in Copenhagen by scientist Adam Garde as he pored over maps showing nickel and platinum abundance in the target region of West Greenland. Garde, a senior research scientist with the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland, saw a both simple and extreme explanation for several strange geological features in this region: an impact from a?meteorite that may have contained valuable metals.

A research team following up on Garde's research collected samples in 2011 that support his hypothesis, and the results are published in the journal Earth and Planetary Science Letters.

"The process was rather like a Sherlock Holmes story," said science team member Iain McDonald of Cardiff University's School of Earth and Ocean Science in a statement. "We eliminated the impossible in terms of any conventional terrestrial processes, and were left with a giant impact as the only explanation for all of the facts." [Fallen Stars: A Gallery of Famous Meteorites]

In the 3 billion years that have elapsed since the impact, the land has been eroded down to about 16 miles (25 km) below the original surface, and has lately also been carved and excavated by the Greenland ice sheet. All external parts of the impact structure have thus long gone, but the effects of the intense impact shock wave penetrated deep into the?interior of the Earth?and these remain visible today, according to the study.

About 180 impact craters have been discovered on Earth, and nearly one third of them contain significant minerals deposits like precious metals. A Canadian mining company, North American Nickel, is currently exploring the region, called Maniitsoq, for minerals.

"This single discovery means that we can study the effects of cratering on the Earth nearly a billion years further back in time than was possible before," McDonald said.

Before this discovery, the oldest crater was thought to be 2 billion years old, and 186 miles wide (300 km), located in South Africa. Scientists suspect that there were many more craters formed around 3 billion to 4 billion years ago when Earth lacked a protective atmosphere, although the vast majority of these have been?destroyed by erosion, plate tectonics and other processes.

This story was provided by SPACE.com sister site OurAmazingPlanet. Get the latest in Earth science and exploration news on Twitter?@OAPlanet. We're also on?Facebook?and?Google+.

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Molson Coors adds new bottling line in Canada

Published 29 June 2012

Molson Coors Brewery has unveiled a new bottling line in Toronto named Acrobat with an investment of $13.5m, for handling various bottle shapes.

The new facility would enable the production of the Widemouth 100% recyclable aluminum bottles for Molson Coors' brands like Molson Canadian, Coors Light and Coors Light Iced T.

According to the firm, the bottles are completely re-sealable and the flexibility of the line lies in the ability to work with and package different container shapes and makes.

Acrobat line set-up comes after several investments made by Molson Coors that included those of massive fermentation tanks in early 2011.

Ontario minister of economic development and innovation Brad Duguid lauded Molson Coors Canada's commitment to offer products with new manufacturing capabilities in Toronto.

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Paul Ryan: John Roberts Contorted 'Logic and Reason' With Health Care Ruling

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Why chronic pain is all in your head: Early brain changes predict which patients develop chronic pain

ScienceDaily (July 1, 2012) ? When people have similar injuries, why do some end up with chronic pain while others recover and are pain free? The first longitudinal brain imaging study to track participants with a new back injury has found the chronic pain is all in their heads -- quite literally.

A new Northwestern Medicine study shows for the first time that chronic pain develops the more two sections of the brain -- related to emotional and motivational behavior -- talk to each other. The more they communicate, the greater the chance a patient will develop chronic pain.

The finding provides a new direction for developing therapies to treat intractable pain, which affects 30 to 40 million adults in the United States.

Researchers were able to predict, with 85 percent accuracy at the beginning of the study, which participants would go on to develop chronic pain based on the level of interaction between the frontal cortex and the nucleus accumbens.

The study is published in the journal Nature Neuroscience.

"For the first time we can explain why people who may have the exact same initial pain either go on to recover or develop chronic pain," said A. Vania Apakarian, senior author of the paper and professor of physiology at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.

"The injury by itself is not enough to explain the ongoing pain. It has to do with the injury combined with the state of the brain. This finding is the culmination of 10 years of our research."

The more emotionally the brain reacts to the initial injury, the more likely the pain will persist after the injury has healed. "It may be that these sections of the brain are more excited to begin with in certain individuals, or there may be genetic and environmental influences that predispose these brain regions to interact at an excitable level," Apkarian said.

The nucleus accumbens is an important center for teaching the rest of the brain how to evaluate and react to the outside world, Apkarian noted, and this brain region may use the pain signal to teach the rest of the brain to develop chronic pain.

"Now we hope to develop new therapies for treatment based on this finding," Apkarian added.

Chronic pain participants in the study also lost gray matter density, which is likely linked to fewer synaptic connections or neuronal and glial shrinkage, Apkarian said. Brain synapses are essential for communication between neurons.

"Chronic pain is one of the most expensive health care conditions in the U. S. yet there still is not a scientifically validated therapy for this condition," Apkarian said. Chronic pain costs an estimated $600 billion a year, according to a 2011 National Academy of Sciences report. Back pain is the most prevalent chronic pain condition.

A total of 40 participants who had an episode of back pain that lasted four to 16 weeks -- but with no prior history of back pain -- were studied. All subjects were diagnosed with back pain by a clinician. Brain scans were conducted on each participant at study entry and for three more visits during one year.

Other Northwestern authors on the paper include lead author Marwan N. Baliki, Bogdan Petre, Souraya Torbey, Kristina M. Herrmann, Lejian Huang and Thomas J. Schnitzer.

The study was funded by the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke of the National Institutes of Health grant NS35115.

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