A pictorial look into the world of David Bromley. The much-anticipated book from the acclaimed Australian artist comes after many years of discussions, and quite thankfully, it lives up to the wait.

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Pin-ups and Picture Books (InDesign)

OGDENSBURG -- The 10-month old baby girl giggles and squirms in her father's arms as her mother disconnects the feeding tube, which remains in her left nostril until the next meal. This is how Maya Gordon drinks her formula, how she receives proper nutrition four times a day.

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Ogdensburg girl fights rare illness (New Jersey Herald)

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis is partnering with IU Bloomington's Office of Underwater Science. And it's a rare discovery that's bringing them together. Read more at www.WISHTV.com

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Rare find brings together IU, museum (WISH-TV Indianapolis)

In “The Trauma Myth,” the psychologist Susan A. Clancy documented interviews that trauma did not set in for victims of childhood abuse until they were adults.

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Abusing Not Only Children, but Also Science (New York Times)

Radiation helped diagnose and treat the disease of two cancer patients. But it also inflicted unspeakable pain and, because of error, ultimately led to their deaths.

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A Lifesaving Tool Turned Deadly (New York Times)

Michael Charles Metil's parents made sure their son had every piece of equipment available to help him live his life with a rare disorder to the fullest.

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Equipment donation to help schoolchildren after teen's death (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)

A dead hard drive presents a rare opportunity for reinvention.

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A Life’s Labors Lost, but So What? (New York Times)

TEWKSBURY TWP. – The board of the Tewksbury Township Public Library is hoping residents will give the gift of a collectible book this holiday season. Sales will benefit the “new” library’s renovation projects.

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Sale of collectible books aids Tewksbury library (Hunterdon Review)

LONDON, Dec. 17.--A dispatch to The Star, dated Apia, Samoa, Dec.

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Death of R. L. Stevenson (New York Times)

A century-old school book series still used as a teaching tool is quite an achievement. But the Darunsueksa, school books used to teach the Thai language, are about to celebrate their 100th year in 2010.

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100 years of Darunsueksa (Bangkok Post - Thailand's English news)