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BALLSY BACKYARD: Muskegon man finds 158 buried bowling balls during home renovation When David Olson started demo work on his concrete staircase, he never expected to pull one bowling ball after another out from beneath. Author: Brent Ashcroft Updated: 5:17 PM CDT July 7, 2021 NORTON SHORES, Mich. — Do-it-yourself (DIY) construction work is a real thing these days. People all over are learning trades so they can build and/or fix stuff and be able to finish home...

Games for kids, balloon animals, and a softball home run derby highlight post-COVID Independence Day fun. 7:19 pm, Jul. 4, 2021 × Joe Forbrook, of Rochester, takes part in a home run derby as part of Summerfest Sunday, July 4, 2021, at Bear Cave Park in Stewartville. (Joe Ahlquist / jahlquist@postbulletin.com) STEWARTVILLE — Joe Forbrook had nothing to complain about on the Fourth of July. Well, except a few pitches he felt he could have hit a little farther. "I felt a lot better...

Published July 3, 2021, 8:00 AM INDUSTRY DIRECTION This week’s Philippine Panorama goes behind the scenes of the local film industry. Cover design by the author A year ago, at the height of the current health crisis, a couple of my friends in film were distressed as productions, like many other businesses, had to shut down due to lockdown. Shoots were ceased, movie theaters closed, and jobs were lost. Box office losses amounted to at least ₱11 billion in 2020. Even before the pandemic, the ...

Jul 2, 2021 A Michigan man was doing some home improvements and found an odd material while doing some demo work. David Olson was replacing his concrete slab steps at the back door and inside it was 120 bowling balls. They were packed in sand and gravel in the concrete shell. While he won’t reuse them for the new steps, Olson is excited to figure out how to upcycle the finds. Luckily they arent considered an environmental hazard. He still has no idea why someone added the odd fillers to the s...

Two road projects — totaling more than a combined $10.5 million — will soon be underway in West Temple after the Temple City Council approved the initiatives. Improvements of Kegley Road and North Pea Ridge Road were unanimously approved by the City Council during their regular meeting Thursday. The first of the two projects approved by the Council was for phase two of the Kegley Road project, which aims to restore the roadway currently in bad condition. The cost of this phase is more...

David Olson is taking the high out of psychedelics. A chemical biologist at the University of California, Davis, Olson wants to tweak psychedelic drugs so they no longer produce a trip. His aim? To find out whether it’s possible to remove the hallucinogenic components of drugs while leaving behind the bits that could potentially treat mental illnesses. Olson first became interested in psychedelics when he was a researcher at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the early 2010s. At the tim...

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A novel compound similar in structure to the psychedelic drug ibogaine, but lacking its toxic and hallucinogenic effects, has been found to rapidly reverse the effects of stress in mice.

It works incredibly fast -- in mice, so far.

Sharing is Caring! The future of digital commerce on your iPhone could be influenced by how courts resolved questions about market control following technological innovations that disrupted previous generations: credit cards and railroads. With the courtroom battle between Epic Games Inc. and Apple Inc. AAPL -0.16% concluded Monday, U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers must now decide if the iPhone maker has improperly prohibited third-party app stores and forced developers to use its in-...