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Well, I know there is an episode of House (season 1) that deals with something like this.

I've heard that high cholesterol can be a contributing factor to a ring, but it is usually found in people over 40. However, it can still occur in younger people. An ophthalmologist would know better than me, of course. :)


Another factor I've heard of that could cause a ring has something to do with liver damage. Not to be the cause of alarm, but it is something worth considering if the yellow band is concentrated or if it expands.

Good luck!

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Found a good answer here:
http://www.madsci.org/posts/archives/1999-09/938582079.Me.r.html

It basically says that it is due to unequal distribution of pigment in the eye and is normal, more common in people with blue and brown eyes.

Wilsons disease is the condition scripted into house, it is caused by the bodys inabilty to bind copper. The copper builds up in the liver and kidneys and damages them. copper rings are seen around the iris, not the pupil, due to their deposition. And there is no mistaking copper for yellow in these cases so dont worry :)

In the first year of it's organization, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (commonly called the "Mormons") moved it's headquarters from Palmyra, New York to Kirtland, Ohio. This is because missionaries sent to Kirtland had converted so many that there were more members in Kirtland than in Palmyra.
The main body of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) moved from New York to Ohio in 1831, where Church headquarters was located until 1838. Many groups moved from Ohio to Missouri between 1832 and 1838, when an extermination order forced them from Missouri as well. In 1838 to 1845, most Mormons and Church headquarters was located in Illinois. After their prophet was killed in 1844, the local government asked the Mormons to leave in order to avoid further violence. They left in 1845, stayed several months to prepare and gather supplies in Nebraska, and moved on to Utah in 1847.

Each move the Mormons made was in search of a place where they could practice their religion in peace. Each place they went they were hated, persecuted, even robbed and sometimes killed in an effort to get them to leave.

The word ute comes from the word utility. these are mostly trucks with a tray that carries heavy stuff. These cars are usually built for work purposes. There is also another of ute. These utes are a coupe form with a large tray. These are very popular in Australia and new Zealand.

The Holden commodore Ute is very famous. Also the Holdens performance company HSV (holden Special Vehicles) has made the Worlds fastest ute. The HSV Maloo R8, this is in the coupe form. Critics have been calling this the Sports Coupe with the big boot. The record of the fastest ute was set in Australia in 2006 in South Australia, the maloo hit 277.4km/h in under 5 seconds. though the new version of the Maloo R8 (VE) can hit 280km/h under 4.9 secs. == == *****Actually, the Utes are a Native American tribe native to Utah. That is where Utah got its name, and what the University of Utah mascot is - a Ute.*****