JulieLeung.com: a life told in tidepools

Ted pulled this article Rad Scientists out of the paper and posted about it last night. Behind on my newspaper reading (even more than my husband), I noticed the piece – when he left it lying around – and liked it too. He wonders whether scientists can lose their “stodginess” image and have as much […]

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From The Seattle Times article describing Olympic rower Jennifer Devine: “It’s important to allow people the opportunity to really dream,” Devine said last week, sitting in a conference room at the Pocock Rowing Center on Lake Union. “A lot of places in this world, life is pretty cheap. If you don’t have the opportunity to […]

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Thanks to Anita Rowland I now know that litlnemo is microbroadcasting Air America Well, why sit around and wait for some local station to start broadcasting? We have the Internet. Sure, you say, but what good does that do if we want to get away from our desktop computer? Here’s what good it does. It […]

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Wednesday’s Seattle Times carried this article: Art therapy engages the mind and may help heal the body Hospitals and other medical providers now recognize that painting, music, storytelling, sculpting, theater and other forms of creative expression benefit patients and staff alike. […] One of the most memorable events was created by a patient injured in […]

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This article in the Seattle Times brought me to tears. Dozens of infants fed fake milk formula have died in the past year in eastern China, sparking the latest consumer crisis in a country where counterfeit products ranging from car brakes to medicine have flooded markets, state media reported yesterday. Most of the widely reported […]

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