blood, urine, brain. is this where diane schuler s blood-alcohol was tested? yes. when we talk about the effect first of alcohol, the frontal lobe of your brain starts to be affected around .010% .10%. diane shuler had over ten drinks in her at the time she died. her blood alcohol was 0.19%, and the vitreous humor was 0.23%, and gastric contents were 0.25% alcohol levels. i m a psychiatrist, trained in general psychiatry and then did additional training in drugs and alcohol. once you start getting over 0.2, then you start getting into
you don t want to touch that. this is an area where we set up our alcohol levels for whatever sample we re testing, so it s blood, urine, brain. is this where diane schuler s blood-alcohol was tested? yes. when we talk about the effect first of alcohol, the frontal lobe of your brain starts to be affected around .010 .10%. diane shuler had over ten drinks in her at the time she died. her blood alcohol was 0.19%, and the vitreous humor was 0.23, and gastric contents were 0.25% alcohol levels. i m a psychiatrist, trained in general psychiatry and then did additional training in drugs and alcohol. once you start getting over 0.2, then you start getting into
you don t want to touch that. this is an area where we set up our alcohol levels for whatever sample we re testing, so it s blood, urine, brain. is this where diane schuler s blood-alcohol was tested? yes. when we talk about the effect first of alcohol, the frontal lobe of your brain starts to be affected around .010 .10%. diane shuler had over ten drinks in her at the time she died. her blood alcohol was 0.19%, and the vitreous humor was 0.23, and
you don t want to touch that. this is an area where we set up our alcohol levels for whatever sample we re testing, so it s blood, urine, brain. is this where diane schuler s blood-alcohol was tested? yes. when we talk about the effect first of alcohol, the frontal lobe of your brain starts to be affected around .010 .10%. diane shuler had over ten drinks in her at the time she died. her blood alcohol was 0.19%, and the vitreous humor was 0.23, and gastric contents were 0.25% alcohol levels. i m a psychiatrist, trained in general psychiatry and then did additional training in drugs and alcohol. once you start getting over 0.2, then you start getting into
something that you feel inside the campaign or is this sort of just a very good strategy to raise money? well, there s no question that we re in the process of setting up the largest, most dynamic grassroots presidential campaign in history. we are so proud that we have a core base of 2.4 million donors. the average contribution is about $50.23, and so this is truly a people powered campaign. as compared to the billionaire-fueled, billionaire-infused campaign that mitt romney is running. so it s clear that this is going to be a campaign in which the incumbent very likely gets outspent by the challenger. the contrast between how these campaigns are financed couldn t be more clear. we ve got regular folks fueling president obama s campaign. 98% of our contributions are under $250. hardly any of those contributions on mitt romney s side. you ve got the super pacs that