I live in Detroit. I like riding bikes. I study neuroscience at Wayne State. That's about it.
"…if molecular biology is to achieve its full impact on the understanding of brain it will have to devote as much scrutiny to the behaviors it tries to explain as to the molecules that are involved."
Jarvis et al. (1998) “For Whom The Bird Sings: Context-Dependent Gene Expression”. Neuron.
thedailywhat: Urban Intervention of the Day: Austrian artist Werner Reiterer’s “Street Chandelier.” [notcot.]

thedailywhat:

Urban Intervention of the Day: Austrian artist Werner Reiterer’s “Street Chandelier.”

[notcot.]

retrogasm: HAPPY BIRTHDAY FRANK ZAPPA (71) I second that!

retrogasm:

HAPPY BIRTHDAY FRANK ZAPPA (71)

I second that!

Enrique Gomez De Molina: “Miami artist Enrique Gomez De Molina created stunning sculptures made up of a mix of taxidermied parts from different animals. Problem was he was illegally importing parts from endangered species and was arrested on the charges in late November. This morning De Molina plead guilty and could face up to five years in jail and a quarter million in fines. … De Molina imported parts from whole cobras, pangolins, hornbills, and the skulls of babirusa and orangutans from areas all over the world including Bali, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Canada, and China” (Munzenrieder, Miami New Times)

Enrique Gomez De Molina:

“Miami artist Enrique Gomez De Molina created stunning sculptures made up of a mix of taxidermied parts from different animals. Problem was he was illegally importing parts from endangered species and was arrested on the charges in late November. This morning De Molina plead guilty and could face up to five years in jail and a quarter million in fines.

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De Molina imported parts from whole cobras, pangolins, hornbills, and the skulls of babirusa and orangutans from areas all over the world including Bali, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Canada, and China” (Munzenrieder, Miami New Times)