Notes and Addenda
This evening, while flipping through television stations, I watched a segment reporting that Vanity Fair recently published an extensive article on the origin of the Covid-19. I easily located that article online and found it to be filled with many specifics, along with a narrative of how certain events have […]
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Our first book winner has emerged. T.D. lives in the Kansas City area and has chosen to receive the novel. The Colors of Medicine is heading her way. My next post will describe the early history of cardiac catheterization, focusing on how it all began, a human interest story that […]
Read MoreAfter writing about my jaunt to Jerusalem, Kuopio, and Oxford, I dug back and discovered I had gone on eleven other trips in 1987, so I soared through more clouds that year than I would have guessed. Each journey brought back wisps of memory, one of which made me cringe. […]
Read MoreI’m sorry to have been away for a couple of weeks, which in Blog Land apparently is about equivalent to a cosmic year. I’ve been entangled in a string of urgent but not necessary important threads that have kept me away. I did manage to write the ending to the […]
Read MoreI’m pretty good at turning my computer on, and I enjoy tapping the keyboard when the machine behaves, but that’s about the limit of what I can do. A huge expanse of the digital world lies beyond me. Asking me to do anything requiring technical skills, like constructing a […]
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