Click Here To Read: New Drugs Have Allure, Not Track Record by Richard A. Friedman M.D. in The New York Times on May 18, 2009.

Click Here To Read: A Tale from the Sioux by Nathan Szajnberg.

CHICAGO EATING
Barbara Kafka

Chicago has become a hot restaurant city. Anyone going there and planning to eat well and/or lavishly will need to reserve long in advance. In addition to the French and Italian derived styles of cooking, there are adventurous—if sometimes far-out—chefs, the leader of whom is Charlie Trotter. There are Mexican restaurants in this the second largest Mexican populated city in North America. There are well-known steak houses and even, if far from salty shores, good seafood restaurants. There are also the Chicago classics. The Pump Room is probably the most famous of these and was known in ages past for its flamboyant service with many foods brought in on flaming swords. Continue reading Chicago Eats by Barbara Kafka

Click Here To Read: Young Talents Entwined ‘In Treatment’ in the New York Times on May 14, 2009.

Alison Pill of “In Treatment” doing a joint interview via the Internet along with her friend Sarah Treem, who writes Ms. Pill’s part in the series.

Click Here to Read:  Another article on In Treatment and ordering info for Be’Tipul, the Israeli version of In Treatment.

Click Here to Read: What Makes Us Happy? by Joshua Wolf Shenk on the Atlantic Online Website from the June 2009 issue of Atlantic Monthly.

Click Here To Read:  Non-verbal dialogue with dogs by Dr. Hanan Rotem the Ynet website on May 14, 2009.

Click Here to Read: Tuned into the shrink’s office By Mary McNamara, Television Critic for the Los Angeles Times on May 7, 2009.