Notices by Emily Velasco (mle_online@social.afront.org), page 19

Lonely forest road

Walking on broken glass and finding tons of mahogany obsidian nodules and needles

I've wanted to see one of these beehive burners for a long time. Second pic with me for scale

Cartoon villains love this machine

Having a big hot dog and a spaghett

Eugene, Oregon

I found a cow bone

The Eugene Goodwill is crazy. I want that vectorscope so bad

Owens Lake and rocks

Roads flooded everywhere out here. I walked through and scouted shallow path for my brother to drive

We went up the back of haystack knob to look for amazonite. We found some and I found a smoky quartz point!

I really like this little quartz

Cool and weird

We've got a slight delay in today's plans

Back on the road and I found a ten-banded June beetle

Travertine springs

Way up here

We're out here hunting obsidian nodules

Almost every human disease involves inflammation in some form or another, so being able to detect inflammation biomarkers in sweat would make it easier to monitor a person's health.

And now we can.

It's my latest for work:

https://www.caltech.edu/about/news/wearable-sweat-sensor-detects-molecular-hallmark-of-inflammation

Never send to know for whom the blob blobs; it blobs for thee