Taken with Instagram at Oak Grove Hotel
Taken with Instagram at The Alley Of Getting Robbed
Taken with Instagram at The Alley Of Getting Robbed
Taken with Instagram at The Alley Of Getting Robbed
Taken with Instagram at The Mystery Machine
Taken with instagram
Taken with Instagram at Burned Building On 17th
Taken with Instagram at Oak Grove Grocery
Taken with instagram
How California Could Force the Rest of the US to Label GMO Foods
In November, California voters will decide on a ballot initiative that would require labeling of all foods containing ingredients from genetically modified crops. The initiative made it to the ballot after almost 1 million Californians signed a petition in favor of it—nearly double the 504,760 signatures needed under the state’s proposition rules. The campaign that organized the push to get the measure on the ballot focused on possible health effects of GMO foods.
http://www.motherjones.com/tom-philpott/2012/05/california-gmo-labeling
east west by Ixchel Lara on Flickr.
Popular Health Supplements: The Scientific Evidence
The value of various dietary supplements is sometimes hard to evaluate, given the conflicting reports and misinformation often transmitted by the media and marketing departments. Presented here is a rather brilliant infographic that visualises popular dietary supplements according to their tangible health benefits as supported by scientific evidence.
The image is presented as a “balloon race”, where the higher the bubble indicates the greater the scientific evidence for its effectiveness. Importantly, the supplements are only effective for those conditions listed inside the bubble. Some supplements also appear in multiple bubbles as they have been shown to affect a range of conditions, but the evidence varies.
Head here for the updated interactive version.
(Source: wouldyoufuckmeif-i)
holy shit. Montreal, today.
this is what happens when you ban protesting
