Working in Movement

Ever wondered how long caffeine stays in your bloodstream? Or needed an exhaustive list of medical and alternative treatments for relapsing/remitting multiple sclerosis? Or how to select a bowling ball for a new bowler? Or where to buy the printed arrangements of Woody Herman's recording of "Opus de Funk" by Horace Silver?

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By the way, caffeine has a half life of seven hours in the blood stream, which you can check out here. The list of treatments for MS is here. Bowling ball selection info here. And if you just can't live without knowing where to purchase those Woody Herman charts, take a look at this.