The street is particularly narrow between Few and Brearly, so the city is proposing changing street parking there to accommodate the bike lane. See the Project Plans on the website for the latest version. From what I see, the number of street parking spaces available on the 1100 block of Gorham will be the same, although moved to the opposite side of the street.

Inhibition of VEGF receptor 2 signaling in the spinal cord attenuated behavioral nociceptive responses to mechanical, heat and formalin stimuli, indicating that spinal VEGF receptor 2 activation has potent pro nociceptive actions. Furthermore, intrathecal VEGF A165a resulted in mechanical and heat hyperalgesia, whereas the sister inhibitory isoform VEGF A165b resulted in anti nociception. These results support a role for myelinated fiber pathways, and alternative pre mRNA splicing of factors such as VEGF A in the spinal processing of neuropathic pain.

There was an abundance of curious chocolate related objects strewn through the entire house ranging from tiny little containers holding intense colours and shimmers, to acetate, clay modelling tools, paint brushes, huuuuuge bags of chocolate and what I can only feebly describe as a chocolate perfume kit, designed to train one into a super connoisseur via the olfactory. It comprised of a very smart wooden box, which I noticed already had a ding in it, (victim of some form of chocolate frenzy, no doubt) and possibly over 50 tiny vials each of which contained an essence of a characteristic identified in chocolate. Nuances such as tobacco, liquorish, and earth.

Now, a new report claims that Amazon’s yet to be announced smartphone uses a Japanese technology that tracks users’ head movements and facial expressions. TechCrunch reports that Amazon’s upcoming smartphone features Omron’s Okao Vision face sensing technology to track the user’s head. The report suggests that the Japanese technology has been customised by the Amazon team to make the handset’s standard LCD display offer ‘unique’ stereoscopic effects..

Huawei Technologies Ltd., China’s first global tech brand, is at the center of conflict with Washington over technology and security. American officials say the maker of network equipment and smartphones might facilitate Chinese spying, an accusation Ren and other executives deny. Processor chips and other technology needed to make smartphones in 2019.

Meyerson lays out the analysis that she and Maureen Scully first tested in a 1995 paper (and that was described in the September 2000 issue of Fast Company). Tempered radicals, she writes, people who want to succeed in their organizations, yet want to live by their values or identities, even if they are somehow at odds with the dominant culture of their organizations. Genius of this definition, of course, is that it appeals to so many of us.