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Small profile avatar.jpg Abel Pharmboy is the nom de plume of David J Kroll, a US state university educator and cancer researcher who holds a PhD in Pharmacology and Therapeutics and BS in Toxicology. He writes on natural product drugs and dietary supplements, issues of under-represented groups in the STEMM disciplines, science and medical journalism, the science and culture of North Carolina, Florida, and Colorado, making and listening to music and, with the help of his colleague, Erleichda, wine appreciation.

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Social Media Challenge!

April 30, 2009

Triangle Tweetup tonight

Category: Stuff I don't know about

I'm going but I don't know why. That's less than 140 characters, right?

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April 29, 2009

Ernie Barnes 1938-2009; Artist and NFL Football Great

Category: Academia

Perhaps best known for the Sugar Shack painting used by Marvin Gaye for "I Want You" and the opening credits of the 1970s television show, Good Times.

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Selenium the cause of Lechuza Caracas polo horse deaths

Category: Toxicology

Still unclear if the compounding pharmacy or prescribing veterinarian was the source of the error.

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April 28, 2009

How to broaden the reach and legitimacy of blogging to practicing scientists

Category: Academia

BLOGS! Ungh! Good God y'all. What are they good for?

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Love and condolences to the Urbano and Kane families

Category: Personal

An unimaginable loss in a wonderful family.

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April 27, 2009

Extreme brewing

Category: Beer

Southern Fried Scientist tells us how to brew beer in a coffee maker, using only materials commonly found on a modestly sized oceanographic research vessel. Modestly sized oceanographic research vessel optional.

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April 26, 2009

Billy Bragg and R.E.M. fans/players need to meet Daniel Earwicker

Category: Music

I'm not one for gratuitous, traffic-enhancing YouTube posts but my contemporaries (80s college folks), and especially indie rock musicians, need to catch these two video demonstrations from British guitarist, Daniel Earwicker.

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April 24, 2009

Biodyl, Franck's Pharmacy, and Florida Polo Horse Deaths: Guaranteed It's the Decimal Point

Category: Florida

I think it was the sodium selenite; PharmGirl, MD, thinks it was the potassium. These horse deaths raise questions about the role of pharmacy compounding and why this supplement wasn't being sold in the US in the first place.

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April 21, 2009

Meet DOD/CDMRP Cancer Research Grants Officials at AACR Tomorrow

Category: Academia

Never pass up an opportunity to get face-to-face time with grants officials from any research funding agency.

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April 20, 2009

4/20 Boulder, CO: Students plan to print email, use to roll fatties

Category: Drugs of Abuse

A little levity on this heavy-duty day of sadness and remembrance in Colorado.

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