The battle against breast cancer
A research project in Portugal, now nearing completion, has developed a new drug that will likely offer an unprecedented remedy for women with a particularly aggressive form of breast cancer.
Future painting
It could be said that “Les Demoiselles d’Avignon” (The Young Ladies of Avignon, originally titled The Brothel of Avignon), a large oil painting created in 1907 by the Spanish artist
The car driving adventures of an American in the Algarve
I grew up near Detroit, The Motor City. Home of Henry Ford, birthplace of the assembly line. Most of the people I knew had family working in the automotive industry.
Climate and sports: forced changes have started …
The summer months can be sweltering for players and fans alike The climate is changing major sports in Portugal and around the world. Almost all except water sports are being
Trains, planes, automobiles and … tuk tuks
On our way to a nice steak dinner in Faro, my lovely wife and I decided to do a touristy thing and go for a drink on the rooftop terrace
Should we all be doing our bit?
We’ve heard it all before, but it cannot be over-stated that much more action is needed to protect our planet’s biodiversity from global warming. Is there much point in us
Beyond sun and sand: the benefits of cold exposure at the beach
Now that spring is upon us, the weather is a little warmer and the sun has started to shine a little brighter. With spring comes the promise of longer days,
The 1974 Revolution: a look back
So much has changed in Portugal since the Revolution 49 years ago, and even the Revolution itself will be better understood with a special study to be published as part
Celebrating vinyl records
There seems to be a commemorative day for everything, and I discovered that today (April 20) is National Vinyl Record Day – in Brazil! It made me laugh that there
What is art and why is creativity so important?
Art reflects our history, traditions, culture, and something about ourselves. It allows us to dive deep into different topics, our emotions and provides opportunity to reflect on. As French artist Paul










