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It’s sometimes hard to find a decent health/science article that not only covers a topic well, but, as a bonus, includes practical advice–if you don’t believe me, check out the widely reported, abysmal, First Bogus Award-winner of 2008! For those looking for good news, and solid health-news reporting, here’s a great article to kick off […] Here we have it–the first detailed, performance-enhancing medical video of 2008! Why Don’t We Do It In Our Sleeves? is a new, raunchy approach to which of the following: 1) Sex guidelines for people who have a deep-seated fear of looking silly because they aren’t sure what to do with their arms (humerophobia). 2) A […] It is with a heavy and broken heart (yes, both—imagine a massive boulder, pounded into bits of sand, then put in very large plastic bags and doused with water, rendering the bag so heavy that if you try to lift one, the plastic just stretches and tears—that heavy), that I am forced to concede, […] As we head into the last days of the holiday season, some people are feeling just a wee bit overloaded. Here’s a Doc Gurley questionnaire to help you decide if you too might be fraying at the edges: Check which of these situations applies to you: 1) When another pedestrian wanders into the crosswalk just […] We launch the first Doc Gurley audiocast with a Homeless Gift Guide broadcast on UK’s Global Local Radio at http://www.canstream.co.uk/copperbeech/index.php?id=78 In this broadcast, we go on a fieldtrip and gift a homeless person “live”–just to show how safe and easy the whole process can be. Listen for yourself and see how much joy you can […] This week’s Sunday San Francisco Chronicle includes an article by Doc Gurley about how to give a gift to a homeless person. Heavily edited due to space constraints (despite the impressive amount of space they gave me–when I get inspired, I go for it, but there’s only so much space on a Sunday paper page…), […] |
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