Props to Jack Jansons, Max Whitton, Jack Lynch, and Helena Blobel for staffing the course water stations. Van Cortlandt Park once again brought some of the best competition, short of a national championship, on Saturday at the Manhattan Invitational in New York City. Thanks to club members Aaron Proujansky and Allan Lockett for setting up and taking down the course, Joe Nolan and Matthew Clark for bib pickup, Mickie Sanders-Jauquet for shirt sales, Kayla Slater and Linda Eckert for managing the food table, Bob Talda for announcing finishers, Zsofia Franck for providing water at the finish line, Karen and Eamon Ingall for directing the fun run. Ryan Tuohy, the younger brother of Katelyn Tuohy, finished third in the Varsity A race at the Manhattan College Cross Country Invitational this weekend.
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Vinny Cappadora of Happily Running lent us his finish arch, and Pat Leone of Leone Timing ensured smooth registration and accurate times. Also key were Bill Gilligan and the Ithaca Fire Police for traffic control. Special thanks to Julie Holcomb and the City of Ithaca, and to Samantha Little, Heather Williams, and Amy Augustine of the Ithaca City School District for allowing us to run on City of Ithaca streets and stage the race from Ithaca High School. Many of our course marshals were student athletes from Ithaca College and Cornell-thanks to Coach Jim Nichols of Ithaca College and Coach Mike Henderson and Rachel Bonnet of Cornell for bringing their runners down. With a large downtown race like this, volunteers are essential for keeping runners safe and on course, and we had over 60 people helping out. Intella 005654704 GASKET - TIMING REAR OIL SEAL - fast shipping - awesome customer service. In the RRCA New York State Championship 10K race (pictured below), 23-year-old Henry Williams won with a speedy 32:09-yes, he would have won the 5K as well-and 37-year-old Nora McIver-Sheridan (who also won the contest for most points in this year’s FLRC Challenge) crossed the line in 44:10 to win for the women. Just 16 minutes and 35 seconds later, 18-year-old Gabriel Garcia of Staten Island crossed the finish line to win the men’s 5K title, with 18-year-old Charlotte Tysall of Melrose, MA taking the women’s 5K crown in 18:40. Then, at 9:30, 166 runners took over Cayuga Street for the 5K and 10K mass start. Researchers studied technology adoption subsidy structure and timing by providing subsidies to farmers in rural Zambia for the take-up of a new tree species along with rewards for follow-through determined by longer-term tree survival. At 8:30, 18 kids and parents kicked off the day’s events with a 1-mile untimed fun run. Leone Timing & Results Services is a race computing company that provides timing and computerized results for road races, cross country, and track & field. Pakistan, Philippines, Portugal, Qatar, Rwanda, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Somalia, South Africa, South Sudan. It’s also not too late to buy an Ithaca 5&10 T-shirt for just $20 at the FLRC Online Store.Īfter a long, dry summer, it was surprising when September 11th dawned wet and drizzly, but that didn’t stop runners and volunteers from around the area from converging on Ithaca High School to participate in the Ithaca 5&10. Business Services New York, United States <25 Employees.
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These results provide causal evidence of the role of this frontal region for endogenous attention.Scroll down for full results (age-group breakdowns at Leone Timing) and don’t miss the great race photos from photographer Steve Gallow. The frequency and directionality of microsaccades mimicked this pattern: Whereas occipital stimulation did not affect microsaccades, rFEF+ stimulation caused a higher microsaccade rate directed toward the stimulated hemifield. In experiment 2, rFEF+ stimulation decreased the overall attentional effect neither benefits at the attended location nor costs at the unattended location were significant. In contrast, occipital TMS eliminates exogenous (involuntary) attention effects on performance. In experiment 1, the CRFs were similar at the stimulated and nonstimulated regions, indicating that early visual areas do not modulate endogenous attention during stimulus presentation. Grating contrast was varied to measure contrast response functions (CRFs) for all attention and stimulation combinations. Two cortically magnified gratings were presented, one in the stimulated region (contralateral to the stimulated area) and another in the symmetric (ipsilateral) nonstimulated region. On every trial, they received double-pulse TMS at a predetermined site (stimulated region) around V1/V2 or rFEF+. We used transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) to alter activity in the visual cortex or rFEF+ when observers performed an orientation discrimination task while attention was manipulated. We investigated whether rFEF+ or V1/V2 plays a causal role in endogenous attention. Yet, correlational MRI methods do not manipulate brain function.
Human neuroimaging studies suggest that the putative human homolog of macaque frontal eye fields (FEF+) is critical for this improvement, whereas early visual areas are not. Covert endogenous (voluntary) attention improves visual performance.
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