Drug Reverses Age-Related Mental Decline in mice Within Days

Rapid Rejuvenation of Mental Faculties in Aged Mice Implicates Reversible Physiological ‘Blockage’ Behind Age-Related Cognitive Losses

By Nicholas Weiler

Experimental drug can reverse age-related cognitive decline within THREE  DAYS, new mouse study finds | Daily Mail Online

Experimental drug reverses age-related cognitive decline in mice

Just a few doses of an experimental drug can reverse age-related declines in memory and mental flexibility in mice, according to a new study by UC San Francisco scientists. The drug, called ISRIB, has already been shown in laboratory studies to restore memory function months after traumatic brain injury (TBI), reverse cognitive impairments in Down Syndrome, prevent noise-related hearing loss, fight certain types of prostate cancer, and even enhance cognition in healthy animals.

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Film review: I Am Greta

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Sometimes a film-maker gets lucky. I saw a good example earlier this year, watching Knock Down the House. Someone had to be there, filming Alexandria Ocasio Cortez talking about her political ambitions while polishing glasses in a New York bar. If she hadn’t won, the footage might never have been used. As it is, they got to be there to see history being made.

Nathan Grossman is another such film-maker, booking in a couple of days at short notice to film a solo climate protest after a suggestion from a friend who was working with Greta Thunberg’s mum. And so he was there on day one of her school strike outside the Swedish parliament.

There was no way of knowing at that point that Greta would become a media sensation and launch a global movement. In the event, and unlikely though it may seem, that day of filming became…

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Prohibiting hunting is the only reasonable thing – #StopHUNTING

BlogSOStenible:. from> Prohibir la caza es lo único razonable – #StopCAZA #LaVerdadDeLaCaza #NoALaCaza

by. Marco Aurelio: Posted on 11/30/2020 by Pepe Galindo



In countries where HUNTING is FORBIDDEN, the ban was first talked about and they said it was impossible. Then it was accepted as possible and beneficial. And finally hunting was prohibited. Moral: Let’s talk about PROHIBITING HUNTING because it is possible, legitimate and ethical.

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Junta de Andalucía (PP) authorizes hunters to move freely while the rest of us cannot go from one town to another. There is more freedom to kill than to enjoy Nature while respecting it. You cannot change your location to have a sandwich in the countryside, but if you go hunting you can freely roam Andalusia (and even go to Castilla-La Mancha). It is another of the aberrations of the PP against animals and the environment.

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Message from Eric King in Quarantine with COVID19 : Mail Ban TEMPORARILY Lifted

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On November 27 Eric King and 95 other prisoners tested positive at FCI Englewood. Per a letter from the 22nd it seems that someone in Erics unit had been sick for 6 days and was not tested or isolated from even his cellmate. Despite the fact Englewood has had a rapid screen machine since may per FOIA documents. (https://www.bop.gov/foia/docs//Current_AbbottIDNow_Machine_Locations_5192020.pdf) They also failed to follow protocol and because of that in a single day they had 95 positive tests. 

Originally published by Support Eric King.

This is incredibly frustrating because at the End of October Englewood had no active COVID cases when the BOP thought it was a good idea to sent employees from FCI Florence where there were active staff cases to FCI Englewood to seemingly intimidate him (https://supportericking.org/2020/11/02/11-2-2020-update-eric/). Within 10 days the first staff positive showed up and within a month there are at least 126 active prisoner cases and  30 active staff cases. 

Florence isn’t doing too much better. Yet the two complexes are STILL sharing staff. 

We received this message  to folks prior to him getting sick he wanted to share 

Hello hello hello! 

I want to check in with everyone who cares ( and all the government creeps stalking the page, we see you we still hate you FTTP) this was supposed to be the month my Mail “privileges” were returned. Apparently a differing opinion about what six months means might push it back to January. I’m working with the admin here to have that corrected. I really miss letters. I missed my friends, caring about your lives, adventures, pets all of it hopefully soon we can get to chatting again and building/ maintaining strong friendships. I’ve been getting some magazines recently, either in bundle packages or subscriptions THANK YOU so f’n much. magazines and books are so crucial, when you’re stuck in the damn SHU forever, they can be a lifeline to the world. Thank you billions to everyone who have looked out for me in any way. 

We are still pending trial, still in the SHU, still going through it and things have not been pleasant really. I commend everyone who took to the streets, who continue to fight in 1000 different ways. Trump’s gone, Barr’s gone, nothing is changing though. Police and prisons still exist, our enemies still exist, hunger still exists, patriarchy, imperialism, capitalism all still exist. 

I love you all, thank you for everything! 

Until All Prisons Are Rubble, Antifa ALWAYS (A)  

-EK (A) 

Eric’s book list has been closed because the prison has been super sketchy about sometimes just choosing to and all the books he receives back. he feels really bad about the funds that are wasted when this happens. But he has been regularly receiving his books so we’re going to give this another go and open his book list again!

Eric’s Amazon wish list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/OEWNQ9RMQGZR?ref_=wl_share

Donate to Eric’s commissary and direct needs: https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=dFexYBmt-KjffQvfA4FTmUf0AzR5fgnWlnGxmwMJPf8ZCAorMlsMmnL0cMIbUVyQ3AUDxVNblARaJBta

We just received news that Erics mail ban has expired however he was told there was a 99.9% chance that they will give him another 6 month correspondence restriction. 6 more months cut off from the world during a global pandemic. Mail is the only actual right that a prisoner has in prison. And the Bill Barr BOP has found a way to take it away from him for a year. As well as TWO years of illegal phone restrictions at this point.

If you can or feel so inclined to do so and want to send some love as fast as you possibly can please today drop something in the mail

Eric King 27090045
FCI Englewood
9595 W Quincy ave
Littleton Co 80501

Please keep it light, nothing about his case, COVID, or mail ban.

He misses everyone SO MUCH and just wants to hear from his friends. He was pretty sick but feels he may be on the mend.

Eric King Support Group, November 30, 2020.

Anthropocene Hubris

Without the embrace of profound experimentation with existence, we cede the future and our lives to the billionaires and petty warlords, technocrats and politicians.

Stephanie Wakefield researches human-environment relations, urban resilience, and social-ecological systems thinking

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Anthropocene Hubris

by Stephanie Wakefield

source: E-FLUX

In their 2018 filmAnthropocene: The Human Epoch, filmmakers Jennifer Baichwal and Nicholas de Pencier tour viewers through ruinous accumulation: deforestation in British Columbia,urbicidal German coal mines,metallurgical pollution in Russia,massive landfills in Kenya. Pictured:Dandora Landfill #3, Plastics Recycling, Nairobi, Kenya, 2016. Photo © Edward Burtynsky, courtesy Howard Greenberg Gallery and Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery, New York / Robert Koch Gallery, San Francisco.

Precarious Entanglement

In the Anthropocene—the current terminal period of neoliberal capitalism marked by climate change, environmental degradation, and social-political unraveling—calls to rethink human life abound. In response, a powerful subframe of Anthropocene theory—what we might name “precarious entanglement” or “dwelling in the ruins” thinking—forwards one way of doing so. For proponents of this perspective, the infrastructures, promises, and aspirations of modernity are seen as ruins themselves.1To think otherwise would be to miss the lessons the Anthropocene holds for us: modern humanism…

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Prohibir la caza es lo único razonable – #StopCAZA #LaVerdadDeLaCaza #NoALaCaza

Pepe Galindo's avatarBlogSOStenible: Noticias medioambientales y datos... aportando soluciones

En los países en los que está PROHIBIDO CAZAR, primero se habló de la prohibición y decían que era imposible. Luego, se aceptó como algo posible y beneficioso. Y finalmente se prohibió cazar. Moraleja: Hablemos de PROHIBIR LA CAZA porque es posible, legítimo y ético.

En plena pandemia por el COVID-19, la Junta de Andalucía (PP) autoriza a los cazadores a moverse libremente mientras los demás no podemos pasar de una localidad a otra. Hay más libertad para matar que para disfrutar de la Naturaleza respetándola. No puedes cambiar de localidad para tomarte un bocadillo en el campo, pero si vas a cazar puedes recorrer Andalucía libremente (e incluso ir a Castilla-La Mancha). Es otra de las aberraciones del PP contra los animales y el medioambiente.

Los cazadores alegan que son imprescindibles para el mantenimiento de las poblaciones. Ese es su principal argumento para existir. Y es…

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EPA Finds Glyphosate Is Likely to Injure or Kill 93% of Endangered Species

The Environmental Protection Agency released a draft biological evaluation today finding that glyphosate is likely to injure or kill 93% of the plants and animals protected under the Endangered Species Act.

The long-anticipated draft biological evaluation released by the agency’s pesticide office found that 1,676 endangered species are likely to be harmed by glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup and the world’s most-used pesticide.

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