Just doing some saturday afternoon investigating. (Taken with Instagram at St. John Plant Science Lab)
Zan Halford
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Surfing Java with Anthony walsh and his Gopro hero2 camera. (by anthonywalsh22)
![“Life is sweet in the belly of the beast […] we stay young, go dancing!” (Taken with instagram)](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m3iw4cqQGC1qgbihwo1_500.jpg)
For as not simplistic as my personality is, I also revel in spaces like this. It’s very peaceful to my chaotic self.
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I’m so tired.. Life of a researcher- days end with failure, tomorrow brings another chance. Woosaah (Taken with instagram)
Changing the way cyclists view safety and style with an innovative airbag hood
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thedailywhat:
Alcoholism Treatment of the Day: In one small step for the pharmaceutical industry, but one giant step for alcohol dependents everywhere, the French have approved a pill that treats alcoholism. Baclofen — which goes by Kemstro, Lioresal, and Gablofen — isn’t quite definitively efficient in all cases of alcoholism, but it has provided “clinical benefits in some patients,” so France is forging ahead. In a study of 132 heavy drinkers, the drug — originally developed to treat epilepsy — succeeded in making 80 percent either become abstinent or moderate drinkers. The best any other anti-alcoholism drug has ever managed is fewer than 25 percent.
Side effects include fatigue, drowsiness, insomnia, dizziness, and digestive troubles. Also the financial burden of a round-trip flight to France.
[gizmodo]
Crazy that a drug so common in my specialty now has a completely different use.
This makes me think of the case where Ambien, the sleep promoting drug, has an advocated secondary use to “awake” stroke victims. In about 20% of stroke cases in which speech had been lost, Ambien brings blood flow temporarily back to the area, and speech is restored!](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m31t2hFI7N1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
Alcoholism Treatment of the Day: In one small step for the pharmaceutical industry, but one giant step for alcohol dependents everywhere, the French have approved a pill that treats alcoholism. Baclofen — which goes by Kemstro, Lioresal, and Gablofen — isn’t quite definitively efficient in all cases of alcoholism, but it has provided “clinical benefits in some patients,” so France is forging ahead. In a study of 132 heavy drinkers, the drug — originally developed to treat epilepsy — succeeded in making 80 percent either become abstinent or moderate drinkers. The best any other anti-alcoholism drug has ever managed is fewer than 25 percent.
Side effects include fatigue, drowsiness, insomnia, dizziness, and digestive troubles. Also the financial burden of a round-trip flight to France.
[gizmodo]
Crazy that a drug so common in my specialty now has a completely different use.
This makes me think of the case where Ambien, the sleep promoting drug, has an advocated secondary use to “awake” stroke victims. In about 20% of stroke cases in which speech had been lost, Ambien brings blood flow temporarily back to the area, and speech is restored!
We at the combination pizza hut and taco bell.. Again.. @westopher and for you to see @tenney808 (Taken with instagram)
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I had to reblog this even before I made it halfway through.
omG GOD BLESS
Truly, too epic for words
Fucking amazing
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I always think that the best way to know God is to love many things.
