She came in like a fragile glittery ball that you hang on your Christmas tree.
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Experts say that the results, if borne out by further studies, could have far-reaching implications for addiction research and the application of marijuana in medicine.
For several years now, researchers have been interested in how drugs affect a part of the brain known as the hippocampus. This region is unusual in that it can grow new neurons throughout a person's lifetime.
Researchers have theorized that these new cells help to improve memory while combating depression and mood disorders.
Researchers injected rats with HU210, a synthetic drug that is about one-hundred times as powerful as THC, the high-inducing compound naturally found in marijuana.
They found that HU210 seemed to induce new brain cell growth, just as some antidepressant drugs do; this suggests that they could potentially be used to reduce anxiety and depression.
So…where can I book my appointment?
Originally he's from Spain.
According to the local press women are standing in line to be checked by Rico.
However, he does not want to focus on his past but rather continue his practice as a doctor.
If we were to go even deeper with that, 0.3% of all British population owns 66% of the country, and these 160,000 families who own two thirds of Great Britain largely descend from the army of William the Conqueror, the first Norman King of England who first conquered the country in 1066.
After a long struggle to establish his power, by 1060 his hold on Normandy was secure, and he launched the Norman conquest of England in 1066.
The rest of his life was marked by struggles to consolidate his hold over England and his continental lands and by difficulties with his eldest son.
Puck, a male budgerigar owned by American Camille Jordan, holds the world record for the largest vocabulary of any bird, at 1,728 words. Puck died in 1994, with the record first appearing in the 1995 edition of Guinness World Records.
Rather than just mimicking, Puck created his own phrases and sentences. He often used the appropriate phrase in a situation, and sometimes displayed an uncanny understanding of his environment.
If Puck was still alive, he surely would be an internet sensation!
Yet they have forgotten, or rather never knew that the predecessor of the auto was also a major polluter. The faithful, friendly horse was charged with creating the very problems today attributed to the automobile: Air contaminants harmful to health, noxious odors, and noise.
At the beginning of the twentieth century, in fact, writers in popular and scientific periodicals were decrying the pollution of the public streets and demanding “the banishment of the horse from American cities” in vigorous terms.
Experts demanded cars, since cars were the “green” alternative back then. How funny how things change in a century.
Except when the old man didn't actually die, and woke up inside the morgue a day later. Then it's time for an explanation.
Like, what? An 80-year-old South African man got the rudest of awakenings after being reported dead by his family and then shut up in a morgue fridge for 21 hours. The undertaker even checked the man's vitals to be sure he was dead.
Another curious side to the story is that the morgue workers thought that the old man was a ghost! And they were planning on shooting him down! Luckily for the old man, he was able to get out of there harmless.
