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Pharmboy3%20wineless%20150px.jpg Abel Pharmboy is the nom de plume of an academic researcher and educator who took his PhD in Pharmacology and Therapeutics and BS in Toxicology. He writes on natural product drugs and dietary supplements, academic career development, medical journalism and, occasionally, making and listening to music and, with the help of his colleague, Erleichda, wine appreciation.

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January 31, 2009

The finances of NIH grants

Category: Academia

I've been terribly behind on a billion things lately, most importantly spending time with my family and calling PharmSis and PharmMom. However, DrugMonkey's post on Mentoring 101: Let's Talk About the Money drew from me a comment I feel I...

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January 30, 2009

The Friday Fermentable: Philip White, Drinkster, and George Aldridge, Artist, Cartoonist, and Illustrator

Category: The Friday Fermentable

Adelaide, South Australia, Australia, is a place that many have told me I must visit (although perhaps not now as they are experiencing record heat). In fact, a twist of science and friendships nearly brought me there for my sabbatical...

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January 28, 2009

Lesson 1: Homeopathy is NOT herbal medicine (repost)

Category: Quackery

This article yesterday in the Wall Street Journal has led me to revisit and repost an old essay I had at the old place on 6 January 2006. The article addresses Oscillococcinum, an extract of the liver and heart of...

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January 27, 2009

Is it really this cool to fly US Airways?

Category: Stuff I don't know about

I'm stuck in the US East Coast ice and snow trying to get home after some science work for our nation's health agency (that is my rationale for posting this on my Sb blog). My four-hour equipment and weather delay...

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January 23, 2009

Israel-Palestine One-State Solution: Is This Clinton, Carter, Kissinger, or Obama?

Category: Politics

I'm trying to drink some wine and PharmGirl gets all serious on me. I was blown away by this op-ed.

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January 21, 2009

DukeResearch Features our Key West Botanical Garden Talk

Category: Academia

Megaprops to Karl Leif Bates, editor of the online magazine, Duke Research, for some publicity on our recent working vacation.

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January 20, 2009

Obama, Roberts, and adverbial placement

Category: Politics

The other Zimmer on today's oops.

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ScienceOnline'09: megaprops to Sigma Xi and all who contributed

Category: Blogging community

Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society, played an essential role in Anton and Bora - and you - working the magic of this past weekend.

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January 18, 2009

Historic inaugural slap in the face to LGBT community

Category: Blogging community

Just as I was starting to put together a few posts about my experiences at this weekend's ScienceOnline'09 soirée, I get a Tweet from Pam Spaulding that openly gay Episcopal Bishop Gene Robinson didn't appear on HBO's inaugural coverage today...

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January 16, 2009

What is the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow?: the impact of birds on aircraft

Category: Physics

The best coverage of the science behind the apparent "bird-strike" cause of yesterday's USAirways miracle on the Hudson can be found at Scientific American online: It basically comes down to the physics equation for kinetic energy: Energy is proportional to...

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