The Daily Drift
Today's horoscope says:Are you still in the mood for love?
If so, don't be afraid of roadblocks or delays that seem at first to be ruining your fun.
There's no reason you can't change your plans.
You may actually enjoy where you end up more than you'd have enjoyed your original destination, especially if you're with the right person.
If a flat tire or a last-minute schedule snafu leaves you two with time on your hands, you know what to do.
Today is:
Today is Sunday, August 22, the 234th day of 2010.
There are 131 days left in the year.
Today's unusual holiday or celebration is:
There is none.
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“It’s like a magic drug—one dose can work rapidly and last for seven to 10 days,” said Ronald Duman, professor of psychiatry and pharmacology at Yale and senior author of the study. Ketamine traditionally has been used as a general anesthetic for children, but a decade ago researchers at the Connecticut Mental Health Center found that, in lower doses, the drug seemed to give patients relief from depression, Duman said. In these initial clinical studies, which have been replicated at the National Institute of Mental Health, almost 70 percent of patients who are resistant to treatment with all other forms of antidepressants were found to improve within hours after receiving ketamine. However, its clinical use has been limited because it has to be delivered intravenously under medical supervision and in some cases can cause short-term psychotic symptoms. It has also been used as a recreational drug, known as “Special K” or sometimes just “K.”
We don’t usually go see martial arts movies because of the plot, but there are a few that stretch credibility to its utmost limits. Cracked investigated these movies. Take, for example, Heart of the Dragon, one of two movies in this list about mentally-challenged martial arts experts.
