Haptics for health E4: Engineering
Researchers from John Hopkins University in the US have invented a way to include haptic feedback to medical robotic systems. The innovation will help surgeons cope with their lost sense of touch when performing medical surgeries from a computer console with robotic tools.
Panesar vital to England gaining 20/20 vision Independent
Monty Panesar is a low-maintenance player. He is not selfish, he has no ego, and he does not behave like a spoilt brat when things do not go according to plan. He just gets on with it. But one could sense a touch of anger and frustration in his voice yesterday when he spoke to the media during a practice session here at the South Perth Oval.
Ultimate dad knew meaning of devotion / Why futile journey of a stranger had nation mesmerized San Francisco Chronicle
Even now, two days after we learned that James Kim died in the frosty Siskiyou National Forest searching for help for his family, we still turn toward the TV when a news update comes on. We trace his route on the map, touch the blue rivers and creeks, and try
Costume, set design propel encore effort Wyoming Tribune-Eagle
CHEYENNE n For the second year in a row, Cheyenne’s East High has taken top honors at the State Drama Championship. Senior Justin Earnshaw said the graduation of several talented students last spring made him a little nervous about this year’s competition.
Death’s cold touch scars Asian Games Gulf Times
SPORT is a great leveller, but when it comes to sheer coldness, death always wins hands down. It sneaks in icily when least expected and occasionally visits sportsmen in their prime, leaving its black mark on an event, blotting its magnificence and overshadowing everything else.
A steady Michigan Consumer Sentiment index with lower retails sales bearish for stocks – 1928-29 parallels India Daily
Consumer sentiment index stay steady last month. But there is a sense of stealth nervousness. People are slowly losing confidence on corporations and the credit based monetary system.
Even The Blind Get Deja Vu Slashdot
zentropa writes "Cosmos magazine is reporting that even the blind experience deja vu — backing the idea that it is caused by misfires in the brain's temporal lobe. They quote a British study where a blind man feels like he has 'already seen' some unfamiliar situations. 'Hearing and touch and smell often seem to intermingle in the déjà vu experiences,' said the study subject, whose name has not
Aero-News Featured Aero-Casts For Thursday 12.07.06 The Aero-News Network
Part Two: RJ Siegel, With The Latest On The LoPresti Fury ANN Daily Touch N Go: 12.07.06 (ANN's Short-Form Daily News Program) ANN Daily Aero-Briefing: 12.07.06 (ANN's Long-Form Daily News Program) ANN Special Feature -- The Latest On LoPresti's Fury, Part Two: 12.07.06 (ANN Special Feature, with LoPresti's RJ Siegel and an update on the status of the LoPresti Fury.)
What Your Cell Phone Says About You Wellsville Daily Reporter
(ARA) - They've been used to document wars and world-changing disasters. Millions around the world use one daily to connect, keep in touch, foresee the future, and brighten the day with laughter, music and entertainment.
Friday's Mailbag: Guns, mountains, birth-control and an open letter from AJ Velo News
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