Sleep advice from Arianne Cohen
Sleeping separately saved my marriage, on cnn.com, by Arianne Cohen
Damaged Teeth a Consequence of Captivity for Orcas
Drs. John Jett & Jeffrey Ventre are quoted in this ‘Decoded Science’ article about SeaWorld and the orcas.
M. Nicole Nazzaro’s new project: A Workout Every 48 Hours
M. Nicole Nazzaro, our health expert, has a new project for 2014: Every 48 Hours “Every 48 hours for the next year of my life, I will commit to doing at least one hour of vigorous cardio activity. I’ll log it here. And at the end of the year, we’ll see where we are: weight, …
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The destructive legacy of the first Thanksgiving: How Europeans hurt the American diet
Elissa Washuta in Salon: Colonists’ food and policies hurt Native peoples’ health. Now Native communities are taking their food ways back.
The wrongheaded obsession with “vanishing” indigenous peoples
Elissa Washuta in Salon: Photographer Jimmy Nelson is just the latest artist to act like indigenous groups are about to die out.
Amanda Koster working with The Seattle Foundation
Photographic Center Northwest (PCNW) and The Seattle Foundation (TSF) are partnering on Elements of a Healthy Community, a photography project documenting the various ways that The Seattle Foundation has supported organizations and quality of life in King County. Five local photographers, including Amanda Koster, were recommended by PCNW and selected by TSF to create photographs …
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South Sudan: ‘Lost Boys’ of Sudan Cry for Peace
Gabriel Bol Deng pleads for peace in South Sudan.
Where There Is No Doctor
Socheata Poeuv writes about the future of medicine at the Huffington Post.
The Controversial Death Row Case of Troy Davis
Nick Digilio visits with activist and author Jen Marlowe about her latest book I am Troy Davis. Co-written with Davis’ sister Martina, the book examines the controversial circumstances of his conviction and execution for murder.
Fantagraphics crowdfunding makes a big splash
Fantagraphics discovers friends online When Seattle-based comic-book and graphic-novel publisher Fantagraphics Books took to Kickstarter earlier this month asking for a $150,000, co-founder Gary Groth saw it as a way to help boost the company’s sagging funds for the spring-summer publishing season of 2014.