The chronicles of a veterinary student, foodie and self-proclaimed geek
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The chronicles of a veterinary student, foodie and self-proclaimed geek

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A veterinary student hoping to someday travel the world and study bats. I like to cook, eat, play my guitar and write songs, camp out with friends, discuss politics over a pint of Guiness, ride my bike and live vicariously through dog owners I know. I like indy films and public radio and going to the Farmer's market.
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Monday, May 19, 2003

 
Victoria's Secret?

So when talking about milk, the FDA claims cow hormones BGH and BST have no effect on humans because they do not bind to human receptors. . . How sure are they? Bovine (cow) ovary hormone is being sold as "natural" breast enhancer. Apparently, if this stuff works, some cow hormones can bind to human receptors. Each capsule contains 450 milligrams of powdered cow ovary. Yum!


Dana Lee 12:44


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Reading:
Mental Floss


Sir Arhtur Conan Doyle
Study in Scarlet


Listening to:
Radio Paradise

The Shins


Practicing:
Classical Gas
Leader of the Band
Crossroads
Fire and Rain


Surfing:

Vet stuff:
UI College of Vet Med
Pet Columns
AVMA

News, politics, culture, religion:
The Guardian
The Chicago Tribune
The NY Times
The Washington Post
BBC News
Project Censored
Sojourners
Back to Iraq

Food:
Raw Recipes

For Fun:
The Onion
Engrish
Museum of Medical Quackery

Photography:
Ten Years
Best of 2003

Nature:
Animal Planet
PBS Nature
Nature Songs

Music:
Guitar Tabs
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