March 2005
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Snapshot 23 March 02005
50 people see sadness and happiness Originally uploaded by brevity. This day passed as quickly as yesterday, no sunrise,only a lightening of sky and later, a darkening.Rain washing down on snow, then snow on rain. A measure of solitude.A measure of sadness. Four a.m. awake in thatborder space. Ice fog… Continue reading
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Self-Serving Tea Post
.flickr-photo { border: solid 1px #000000; }.flickr-frame { float: left; text-align: center; margin-right: 15px; margin-bottom: 15px; }.flickr-caption { font-size: 0.8em; margin-top: 0px; } Strawberry tea, originally uploaded by selva. Adagio Teas is offering goodies for mentioning them in a blog post — I’ve never tasted their tea, but I hope to soon. They hooked me… Continue reading
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They are all our children
From Ken NerburnVia karboncountymoosAlso please go read this They are all our children I awoke this morning to the leafy richness of an Oxford University spring day, far from the cold confines of my northern Minnesota home. I am here across the pond with a group of students from a small Minnesota university who are… Continue reading
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urchins
urchins Originally uploaded by anniebee. Reminds me of: Doll Heads Originally uploaded by sbpoet. Continue reading
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Chronic fatigue patients show lower response to placebos
Contrary to conventional wisdom, patients with chronic fatigue syndrome respond to placebos at a lower rate than people with many other illnesses, according to the first systematic review of the topic. According to the new analysis by Dr. Hyong Jin Cho of King’s College London and colleagues, 19.6 percent of patients with chronic fatigue syndrome… Continue reading
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