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Retrospectacle: A Neuroscience Blog

The trials, tribulations, and joys of a Neuroscience gradute student writing her thesis in the postmodern, post-Y2K world.

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me%20and%20pep.jpg Shelley Batts is a Neuroscience PhD candidate at the University of Michigan. She studies hair cell regeneration in the cochlea, and is just embarking on that quixotic quest called 'thesis.' She lies awake at night pondering how science intersects with politics, culture, policy, money, medicine, and religion in an attempt to be more than just a niche scientist sitting in the oh-so-lovely ivory tower. Follow me and my parrot on the quest to get funded, get a PhD, and stay sane.
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Those who dwell, as scientists or laymen, among the beauties and mysteries of the earth, are never alone or weary of life. ~Rachel Carson

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August 31, 2006

Huzzah! An Ode to Tom Cruise and Volleyball

Category: YouTube Obsessions

What if Top Gun was really a silent movie? Huzzah!

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Next Encephalon: All Your Entries Are Belong to Me

Category: Carnivals

Submit your neuro-bloggy treats to me (encephalon.host@gmail.com) by Sept 10th (9pm) for the next issue of the brain-based carnival Encephalon. Submission guidelines can be found here. Check out past issue of the Encephalon: 3rd July, 2006 - The Neurophilosopher's blog...

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August 30, 2006

Ever Wonder What Happened to Kenneth Starr?

Category: Red Herrings

Why he's back to taking on high profile cases, of course....

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The News Mis-Shaping and Distorting My World

Category: Law and Ethics

A menagerie of news from the realms of stem cells, religion, ID, and a talking carp. Broken down into tasty bite size morsels.

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August 29, 2006

Common Drugs Being Used Off-Label to Control Weight

Category: Health Care

Americans are trying an array of prescription drugs off-label to lose weight.

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August 28, 2006

JonBenet Update: Carr Won't Be Charged

Category: Law and Ethics

According to this Yahoo news release, John Mark Karr won't be charged in the murder of JonBenet Ramsey, leaving the 10 year old murder case still unsolved. (Hat tip to somnilista, FCD.) Colorado prosecutors won't charge schoolteacher John Mark Karr...

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In My Dreams: Katherine Harris Tarred and Feathered

Category: Stupidity

Katherine Harris says the seperation of church and state is "a lie."

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Nerdtastic T-Shirts: Vote For Pluto?

Category: Blatant Nerdery

These nerdy T-shirts won't bring Pluto back.

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Rewind: The Dalai Lama Speaks to Neuroscientists

Category: Tastes Like Neuroscience

The 2006 Society for Neuroscience Meeting is approaching (in October), and I just wanted to repost this about the Dalai Lama's speech at SFN last year, from the "archives." First, this post is a summary of online accounts from people...

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August 26, 2006

Bush Admin Thinks More Pesticides Are Better

Category: Beating 'Round the Bushes

Bush administration is again blocked by a federal judge when they recommend the relaxing of pesticide laws.

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