Precoursers of the Modern Investigation of Consciousness Kafka Precursors of the modern investigation of consciousness. Ovid. Transformations. Rimbaud. Expansion by disorder. Mystics, drugs, the candle (turn to a bug). Visionaries, mental shackles, Rimbaud's statement. Kafka and the reader. What's a bug? Conscious production of madness in the artist-soul made monstrous (want some larvae?) digressions. Vision quest. Huysmans. Sense Banquet, altered states, Bug consciousness a primitivism? Lilly and dolphins, not ET. Star Trek inside. Ordering the mind, rule. Debauch. INTRODUCTION 1984. Bishop College, Dallas. LISTEN IN HIGH QUALITY. There are no control groups to measure a dozen global pandemics.We'd not have proven the harm of tobacco without people who didn't smoke. In the midst of experiments that change the course of human existence these tapes are a kind of control group of the past. This is what we thought then. We knew it was coming but now it is here. We reconstruct by contrast what we were then to know now what we are. Classes like this, once mandated, have passed out of existence. These tapes put in the library at the time for reference are revived with the entire course of the Fall of 1984, World … Continue reading →

UTVUnderground Presents: 2013 WORCS Canyon MX - Peoria, AZ (Polaris Racing) Watch as UTVUnderground.com follows the Polaris Racing team as they take on the season opener of the WORCS Racing Series at Canyon MX Park in Peoria, AZ. Follow along as Polaris racers clean house at the season opener dominating the top positions in each of the UTV classes! Learn more about WORCS and UTV racing at UTVUnderground.com Be sure to subscribe to this channel and LIKE our Facebook page! http://www.facebook.com http://www.twitter.com Instagram @ UTVUnderground 2013 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED // A UTVUNDERGROUND PRODUCTION Polaris Industries is not responsible for the content in this video. Polaris RZR trade; is a registered trademark of Polaris Industries Inc. Adult models - 16 and older. Be sure to get safety training. The vehicle displayed in this video is not intended for on-road use. Driver must be 16 years old with a valid driver's license. Passenger must be 12 years old, and tall enough to use hand holds and plant feet firmly on floor. Always use cab nets, wear seatbelts, helmets, eye protection, and protective clothing. Do not operate on public roads. Avoid excessive speeds, sharp turns, and difficult terrain. Riding and alcohol/drugs don … Continue reading →

Your Drug environment under control http://www.cphi.com - Novel drugs and diagnostic systems require innovative ways to protect active ingredients from moisture and oxygen degradation. Considering the increased need to protect package headspace from excessive humidity and also from excessive dryness, Clariant launched EQ-Can and EQ-Pak, using its proven platforms of canisters or packets. The EQ-line of products maintains the accurate humidity range to avoid extreme changes inside the packaging. Preserving drug properties through the shelf life implies anticipating the interactions over time between formulation properties, climatic conditions and selected packaging design. A standard desiccant dosage may not always cover your specific needs! As an expert for controlled atmosphere packaging, Clariant can assist you in defining the optimal protective system By: UBMim … Continue reading →

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Performance Enhancing Drugs Really Work! ...but, should they be used to produce the meat we eat? Feedlots fatten cattle using a grain-based diet until the animals are just under two years old or weigh around twelve hundred pounds. Feedlots increase rates of gain by the use of pelletized natural and synthetic sex hormones that are implanted in the ear skin of cattle. According to Dr. Samuel S. Epstein, professor emeritus of environment and occupational medicine at the University of Chicago School of Public health, the hormones used in beef production are associated with an increased risk of reproductive and childhood cancer. He says that "residues of these hormones in meat are up to twentyfold higher than normal" and "still higher residues result from the not uncommon illegal practice of implantation directly into muscle." Unfortunately, the USDA does not monitor the meat for hormone residues. Page 157, Foodopoly "I started taking anabolic steroids in 1969 and never stopped. It was addicting, mentally addicting. Now I'm sick, and I'm scared. Ninety percent of the athletes I know are on the stuff. We're not born to be 300 lb (140 kg) or jump 30 ft (9.1 m). But all the … Continue reading →

A woman arrested with two others and a convicted drug dealer in a Canton house last week was found with illegal drugs under her jail mattress. Heather Tenney, 25, of 1630 Cleveland Ave. NW, was charged at 1:17 p.m. Wednesday at the Stark County Jail with illegal conveyance of drugs into a detention facility, a third-degree felony, jail records said. Officers found an undisclosed number of Xanax pills under her mattress, the jail records said. Tenney was already in the jail being held on felony drug tampering and other drug-related charges. Canton police called to a report of trouble at 712 Greenfield Ave. SW on Jan. 22 arrested her and three other people on drug charges after seizing prescription pills, crack cocaine pipes and other drug paraphernalia. Tenney and the other women were already wanted on misdemeanor warrants. Tenney had been wanted on charges of obstructing official business, possession of drug abuse instruments and drug paraphernalia possession. She remained in the jail early Thursday, held in lieu of more than $100,000 bond. See the article here: Drugs found under mattress at Stark County Jail … Continue reading →

Former Hawthorn president Jeff Kennett has slammed the AFL's drugs summit as a 'cop-out', saying the competition needs clearer rules that ban illicit drug use for AFL footballers. Speaking on _SEN_ following the AFL's summit on Wednesday, Kennett accused the AFL Players' Association of having too much power in terms of maintaining the status quo with the Illicit Drug Policy. Kennett said the three strike policy and any exemptions for self-reporting drug use should be abolished but added that if the three strikes policy remained, clubs needed to be informed after two strikes. And, he said if the AFL didn't make changes they may be endangering player's lives. "This is a cop out," was Kennett's initial response to the summit. "From what I understand today, it's been a talk-fest. "I have now come to the view, even though, I'm prepared to compromise, that the time has come for the AFL and the presidents to simply say and put in place the simplest policy possible. "That is the use of illicit drugs or performance-enhancing drugs in the code of AFL is not acceptable and if you are caught you will be suspended or banned. "In other words, what we've got is … Continue reading →

TRENTON, N.J. (AP) -- Merck & Co., the world's third-biggest drugmaker by revenue, will focus on key sales trends and plans to seek approval of numerous experimental drugs when it reports fourth-quarter results before the stock market opens Friday. WHAT TO WATCH FOR: CEO Kenneth Frazier will discuss how sales are doing in high-growth markets, particularly Japan and China, and for Merck's top medicines, such as the Januvia franchise of Type 2 diabetes pills. Those sales are crucial as Merck tries to make up for revenue lost since its top-selling drug, Singulair for asthma and allergies, got U.S. generic competition. Frazier will discuss performance of Merck's animal health and consumer healthcare businesses, likely noting the latter just got approval to sell a nonprescription version of the overactive bladder patch Oxytrol. And he'll likely discuss continuing efforts to manage costs, as Merck, based in Whitehouse Station, N.J., provides its first financial forecast for 2013. Much of Merck's report, however, will focus on medicines on the horizon or still in patient testing. This year, Merck plans to apply for approval to sell six new medicines, including odanacatib, which could be the first drug in a new class of osteoporosis medicines, and vorapaxar, … Continue reading →

AFL Players Assoc CEO Matt Finnis, Collingwood CEO Gary Pert , AFL CEO Andrew Demetriou and Dr Peter Harcourt. Picture: Mike Keating Source: Herald Sun TESTING of players for illicit drugs could be doubled for less than $200,000, the AFL says. AFL medical officer Dr Peter Harcourt is believed to have told Wednesday's drug summit that the cost for each club to fund the move would be $10,000. The proposal that clubs be given the chance to pay for extra testing received strong support. In 2011 there were six positive results from 1489 tests conducted. AFL clubs raised the prospect of funding greater target-testing of players they fear may be taking illicit substances. The plan has been put to the new AFL working party on drugs, which includes four club CEOs. Essendon chief executive Ian Robson, a member of the working party, said it would be investigated. "It was one of the things that was mentioned by Peter Harcourt," Robson said. "We had already flagged that the clubs could be more engaged in the prospect of what target-testing looks like. "It is one of the things that emerged as a talking point for the working group. It hasn't been signed … Continue reading →