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Neurotic German escape ape escapes again
2007-05-23 15:12:00 ?They go wild when they see me coming because they know they are going to have fun,? says professional German ape clown Christina Peters, clearly unaware of what the hell she is talking about. Germans have this weird thing with zoo animals. And I don?t even want to start discussing the Knut phenomenon. It?s bad enough ...
Neurotically Yours
2007-05-01 18:05:00 Neurotically Yours es una serie de videos de una ardilla loca, Foamy, que critica todo… creo que no se le escapa nada… Aca les dejo mi capitulo favorito: Squirrel Songs Click aqui para ver Squirrel Songs Click aquí para la página de Neurotically Yours
Neuroticism change tied to mortality rate
2007-04-17 19:04:00 WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind., April 17: A U.S. scientist has found while mellowing with age is thought to have positive effects, doing so might also help you live longer.
By: newkerala.com
Mold Madness: Neurotoxins Overlooked 3
2007-04-08 00:00:00 Mold Flood Story: The complexity of the psych presentation encourages missing an important underlying cause. More problems need more complete answers. In the last post I told you I would tell you about a woman from FL. The very morning...
By: CorePsychBlog
Mold Madness: Neurotoxins Overlooked 2
2007-04-07 00:00:00 Mold neurotoxins can leave significant medical and psychiatric consequences. A few points of orientation: Not all mold is toxic: Penicillin is a mold. Some molds, like black mold [Stachybotrys], clearly leave a variety of toxic medical consequences. To name a...
By: CorePsychBlog
Mold Madness: Neurotoxins Overlooked 1
2007-04-05 00:00:00 Many Molds are dangerously Neurotoxic: Sick Buildings Deliver Crippling Brain and Body Blows.A 1984 World Health Organization report into the syndrome suggested up to 30% of new and remodeled buildings worldwide may be linked to symptoms of Sick Building Syndrome....
By: CorePsychBlog
Neurotica on Loser Friendly Records
2007-03-26 13:27:00 Keep an eye on Loser Friendly Records where coming up shortly, Neurotica - Brix's latest foray into the world of music - will be available to download.
More On Neurotransmitters~Pt. 3
2007-02-10 22:23:00 Ok, since I can't find my book Addiction: From Biology to Drug Policy I'll relate some information on neurotransmitters from my notes on the lectures from that class. (I got a burst of energy late one night and just had to rearrange my entire bookcase.) So, I'll apologize in advance if the information is a bit jumbled. If any of you have taken classes on the college level and have taken notes, you'll know that lecture notes tend to hop around some because the professors hop from topic to topic, especially Psych. professors. Also, it might be a bit refreshing to have lecture notes instead of me just referencing text from a book. I know it's been nearly a month since I've posted the last actual information post, but I did drag out all of my Psych. books today in preparation for more consistent posts in this blog.Lecture Notes-1/31/06The communication between neurons, muscles and glands is chemical, not electrical.Neuromuscular JunctionSkeletal Muscle- Chemical signals from the b...
Neurotransmitters Pt. 2~ Chemical Transmission-A Bit Of History
2007-02-10 20:16:00 This my second post on Neurotransmitters. I found, as I reread my last post on this subject, that there were several parts I had to read twice (or more) to get them into my head even though this is a book I've read before. I seem to always find new things in books I reread. I don't know if this is because I don't pay enough attention the first time or if the author is just that clever. Maybe it's just that I hadn't had enough caffeine to put my brain in drive. Regardless, I think I'm going to try to make the text a little more plain just so that I can understand it better and I hope that anyone else who reads this might understand it better. It's very important to me for things to be understandable. I've read some books in school and on my own in which I thought the author was being paid by the word, just because the text was so wordy and the words so uber-scientific. I just think things should be said in the most uncomplicated way possible. I hope y'all don't mind. I'm n...
Neurotransmitters Pt. 1
2007-02-10 17:46:00 This was originally posted on my other blog Humanus Vegetalis. I'm slowly, but surely transferring those posts here because I got tired of having two blogs. I realized finally that I could post about all the things I think; things that go on in my life; things I've learned, and make money all on this blog. I just don't have time to maintain two blogs. Anyway, this was originally posted several months ago. I am not currently being weaned off of Klonopin since I have a new Psychiatrist.For the next few posts, I will be taking parts of text from a book called: Addiction: From Biology to Drug Policy in the hopes that by studying a bit about how our brains work, we might be able to understand a bit more about what goes on in that lump of gray matter and why we do some of the things we do when we are addicted to certain substances, be they legal or illegal. I am, for instance, at this point in my life addicted to Klonopin,(My psychiatrist prescribed this for my anxiety and panic attack...
Welcome to The Life of a Neurotic Mom!
2007-02-04 18:13:02 No, not me! Though, it could be argued that I am neurotic, especially about my food not mingling. And I am definitely a Mom. But no, here we are speaking of my new renter! She’s a SAHM (Stay at Home Mom, for you unfamiliar with the term) of 2 kids and a Canadian living here in the good ol’ US of A. Click on her thumbnail to the right and read her open letter to the spammers in her life. I feel her pain, as the number of spam comments on this blog is closing in on the number of good comments. Apparently, I must need enlarging and several types drugs and there’s clearly not enough naughty movies in my life. And here, I thought my life was pretty complete. Who knew? Share This
More On Neurotransmitters
2006-12-23 21:13:00 Ok, since I can't find my book Addiction: From Biology to Drug Policy I'll relate some information on neurotransmitters from my notes on the lectures from that class. (I got a burst of energy late one night and just had to rearrange my entire bookcase.) So, I'll apologize in advance if the information is a bit jumbled. If any of you have taken classes on the college level and have taken notes, you'll know that lecture notes tend to hop around some because the professors hop from topic to topic, especially Psych. professors. Also, it might be a bit refreshing to have lecture notes instead of me just referencing text from a book. I know it's been nearly a month since I've posted the last actual information post, but I did drag out all of my Psych. books today in preparation for more consistent posts in this blog.Lecture Notes-1/31/06The communication between neurons, muscles and glands is chemical, not electrical.Neuromuscular JunctionSkeletal Muscle- Chemical signals from the b... |
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