May 18, 2012
skunkabilly:

“All I need is the open road and some Johnny Cash on the stereo” -Mark Stuart
Joshua Tree Natl Park ::  May 2012 :: Sony NEX-7 + kit lens

skunkabilly:

“All I need is the open road and some Johnny Cash on the stereo” -Mark Stuart

Joshua Tree Natl Park ::  May 2012 :: Sony NEX-7 + kit lens

June 20, 2011
Academic Life in Emergency Medicine: Article review: Professionalism in the ED through the eyes of medical students

June 5, 2011
A hundred years on - medical history

June 2, 2011
Resistance Training Improves Generalized Anxiety Disorder

June 2, 2011
remiel:

A Cosmopolitan Magazine cover parody… barely. By Remiel.
View full size on Flickr.
I’ve been sitting on this thing for almost a year because every time I return to it, I worry Cosmo’s already so absurd, it’s impossible to satirize them. Finally, I just decided to add some “FUCK”s to make it obvious, and call it done.

remiel:

A Cosmopolitan Magazine cover parody… barely. By Remiel.

View full size on Flickr.

I’ve been sitting on this thing for almost a year because every time I return to it, I worry Cosmo’s already so absurd, it’s impossible to satirize them. Finally, I just decided to add some “FUCK”s to make it obvious, and call it done.

(via merlin)

June 1, 2011
Cowboys and Pit Crews : The New Yorker

In his book “The Youngest Science,” the great physician-writer Lewis Thomas described his internship at Boston City Hospital in pre-penicillin 1937. Hospital work, he observed, was mainly custodial. “If being in a hospital bed made a difference,” he said, “it was mostly the difference produced by warmth, shelter, and food, and attentive, friendly care, and the matchless skill of the nurses in providing these things. Whether you survived or not depended on the natural history of the disease itself. Medicine made little or no difference.”

June 1, 2011
Late Night Thoughts on Listening to Mahler's Ninth Symphony

June 1, 2011
45 Seconds: Memoirs of an ER Doctor from May 22, 2011 | Mercy

May 31, 2011
The Revolutionary New Birth Control Method for Men | Wired Magazine

Summary of the method: injection of a persistent polymer into the vas which chemically incapacitates sperm as they pass, and which may be washed out later.

Seems safe and effective on its face, but it’s a long road to full demonstration of that, and to regulatory approval.

May 29, 2011
False morel poisoning in Michigan

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