In layman’s terms :

1. Leaves/stems dried at 104 degrees F,
2. ground into 100 mesh size powder,
3. infusion by 95% ethanol + powder at 185 degrees F for 12 hours, until dried.

Dry in vacuo, yield of 1.4%. Reconstituted with 95% ethanol and vacuum filtered - filtrate subjected to evaporation in vacuo - leaving aqueous solution leaving ethanol-soluble precipitate. 4. dissolve/reconstitute with 100 ml of DMSO for a concentration of .1% [v/v]

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Hey yall. I am in search of a pro wrestling stereotypes article that has an interview or focus group as the methodolgy. Havent found anything, any help would be greatly appreciated!

I'm trying to find journals from all across academia, even foreign ones. Anyone know where to start? Using Wikipedia now, but I want something more thorough.

I'm looking fos this articles for a long time and i cant find it

Barratt, E. (1985). Impulsiveness subtraits: Arousal and information processing. En J. Spence e Izard (Eds.), Motivation, emotion and personality (pp. 137-146). Amsterdam: Elsevier.

Barratt, E. & Patton, J. H. (1983). Impulsivity: Cognitive, behavioral and psychophysiological correlates. En M. Zuckerman (Ed.), Biological bases of sensation seeking, impulsivity and anxiety (pp. 17-122). Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum.

I tried reading it but I need an explanation of what it means in layman terms (I'm sorry if that's bone apple tea)

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A site that breaks the statista paywall for example?

Hi all, I know this isn't directly related to this group but I am interested in your responses.

I'm running a BRIEF survey on scholarly access and library resources. I'd be interested to hear from you all. This survey is anonymous and asks how you access scholarly articles and/or books. https://wvu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6hhQNo52fhZpGeh

Feel free to include any comments below on scholarly access and why you do or do not access scholarly articles and/or books via your library versus other means. Any comments you make here on this Reddit will be treated as anonymous. I'll be using the information for a small group meeting.

I'm curious if there is any academic usage or similar analogues of the concepts of "mediocristan" and "extremistan" to compare systems that behave normally/gaussian versus Zipf-ian Taleb talks about in "Black Swan."

I cannot for the life of me find the original. Any ideas?

There was a website that converted scientific papers to an easy to read blog post style format. Does anyone know this site? I can't seem to find it.

Hello! I am conducting a research study for my dissertation in Applied Clinical Psychology at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology, on women with Binge Eating and their relationships with their mother’s. As someone who has struggled with Binge Eating, this study is important to me to help us better understand how to help those struggling with Binge Eating. I am seeking women who are:

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Hi /r/laymanjournals! I'm an intern at American University's new Center for Religion and Civic Life, and one of the goals for our new Center is the creation of a university publication for student and faculty research on issues on the intersection of religion and civic life.

I'm asking around different subreddits to see if other students/professors at different universities have any experience with university publications, whether they be student run or otherwise. We're looking for any information you can give us: What content do you publish, and who contributes? How often does your publication run? How long is it? How many submissions? Who funds it? Is it primarily online or is it in print?

We're looking to get ideas for our own publication, so anything is helpful! Links to the webpages of the publications themselves are VERY helpful (in fact, that would probably be easiest for both of us). Additionally, if you have any experience working on one of these publications, feel free to offer advice, stories, or just describe your experience.

Thanks so much!

This review describes pharmacologically active compounds from mushrooms. Compounds and complex substances with antimicrobial, antiviral, antitumor, antiallergic, immunomodulating, anti-inflammatory, antiatherogenic, hypoglycemic, hepatoprotective and central activities are covered, focusing on the review of recent literature. The production of mushrooms or mushroom compounds is discussed briefly.

http://www.hindawi.com/journals/ecam/2005/906016/abs/

Full text PDF available at link. I find this to be a great paper on the benefits of mushrooms as well as a good intro to mycology in general by explaining the terms in context. Mycology can be a rewarding and profitable hobby/home based business.

I want to get a better understanding of the physiological effects of a single drink. For example, the effects of 1 glass of wine. I am interested in immediate effects and long-term, positive and negative. Thanks!

If this thread belongs somewhere else please let me know.