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כנס נגישות אינטרנט, טכנולוגיות מסייעות והנגשת מידע 30/11/2015 Upload אתר האוניברסיטה הפתוחה The Open University Ecstasy History Early ecstasy MDMA was patented in 1913 (patent #274.350) by the German chemical company Merck supposedly to be sold as a diet pill (the patent does not mention any intended use), the company decided against marketing the drug and had nothing more to do with it. An urban legend has the US army testing MDMA in 1953 as a possible truth serum, but there is no real evidence supporting this. The man responsible for the modern research of MDMA is Alexander Shulgin, who after graduating from the University of California at Berkeley with a PhD in Biochemistry landed a job as a research chemist with Dow Chemicals. Among his many achievements for Dow Chemicals was one profitable insecticide and several controversial patents for what were to become popular street drugs.

Doing Critical Literacy: Texts and Activities for Students and Teachers By: Hilary Janks - Page by Kelsey O'Brien - CURR313-01 (Spring 2014) Professional Resources Wiki Image Citation: Doing Critical Literacy: Texts and activities for students and teachers. [Web photo], Retrieved March 13, 2014, from Book Citation: Janks, H., & Dixon, K. (2014). Doing critical literacy: Texts and activities for students and teachers.

Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage When I wake up, I go through my music collection to find the music I feel like hearing. It may be a Bach concerto, an old Lead Belly album, an Indian morning raga, or one of my favourite contemporary African pop stars. When I drive to work, I can effortlessly flip channels between pop, rock, jazz, country, bluegrass, opera, and the Wiggles, depending on mood and company. My phone extends and personalizes the choice almost infinitely. We take this musical diversity for granted, just as we can casually decide for Italian, Mexican, Thai, or Lebanese food when we crave those tastes.

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TheDEA.org: The History of MDMA Christmas Eve, 1912: The pharmaceutical company Merck files for a patent on MDMA ('ecstasy') as a precursor to a drug that they hoped would be effective in controlling bleeding. Their patent application is granted two years later (1914.) In spite of persistent rumors, there is no evidence that they were aware it was psychoactive or intended to market it as a product. 1927: Merck researchers perform some animal experiments, noting that the substance had some similarities (in structure and effects) to adrenaline. 1953-1954: The US Army conducts animal experiments with MDMA and a number of structurally related drugs. What they hoped to discover is unclear, but the research was labeled as sensitive and not declassified until 1969.

Seeing Multiple Perspectives: An Introductory Critical Literacy Lesson Home › Classroom Resources › Lesson Plans Lesson Plan Overview Featured Resources Book of Music and Nature-Audio Companion Follow index Submissions from 2009 2009 File 01.

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