UCSD chemists create first artificial, self-assembling cell membrane http://t.co/4jPpVE2A #syntheticbiology
Kinda describes the recording industry. http://t.co/d65DkhBx
Chlorella not so healthy after all, research scientist argues @ http://t.co/5fUSQPI7 #nutrition
Interested in health and nutrition? This is a must-listen: Ronald Hoffman, MD, interviews Professor Lauren Cordain @ http://t.co/D8yLaGHJ
The plot thickens. “@StabbyRaccoon: New: Oxidized fish oil doesn’t increase oxidative stress in the body. http://t.co/c0Ckw4GJ …”
Really interesting — how to reverse a major aspect of destructive #climate change, desertification, for free: http://t.co/nrNWpl3L
Interesting read: “How Yoga Can Wreck Your Body” | NYT http://t.co/IZqJZZUx #yoga #health
It Is Time To Stop Pretending To Endorse The #Copyright Monopoly http://t.co/PRzxo2fr
Posted on: January 4th, 2012 @ 10:28
Reading GCBC in 2007 left me with [these] impressions:
1) The vilification of saturated fat, and its most common source, animal foods, was a 50-year error of criminal dimensions.
2) Some diseases that are very common today, which we call Diseases of Civilization or DOCs, do not occur with any frequency in native or hunter-gatherer populations until western foods are introduced.
—Kurt Harris, MD
From his seminal post, Paleo 2.0 – A Diet Manifesto
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Posted on: January 3rd, 2012 @ 11:17
A moonlight dance on Lake O'Hara, on the last night of 2011.
This is a long exposure photo taken by Ben Dorsey on December 31st, 2011. It was a clear night sky, and the half-moon lit up the frozen Lake O’Hara while I danced with two friends to booming beats from my phone. There are more photos from that trip here, here, and here.
