Jill K. Robinson

1 month ago | afar.com | Jill K. Robinson

Austin’s Lady Bird Lake Paddling Trail is one of many ways to enjoy a U.S. city by water. Photo by Roschetzky Photography/Shutterstock There’s an air of romance to waterfront cities, whether they’re located on oceans, rivers, or lakes. I’ve been a kayak guide on the California coast for 27 years, and paddling on the waterways of major U.S. cities is among my favorite activities to do when I visit.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Jill K. Robinson

Antoni Porowski believes in the importance of storytelling through culinary traditions. The child of Polish parents who immigrated to Montréal, he “felt Polish enough” until the family moved to West Virginia and he began high school. Wanting to hang out with the cool kids, he started to notice how he stood out, like bringing cabbage to school for lunch and correcting people who had trouble pronouncing his name.

2 months ago | nationalgeographic.com | Jill K. Robinson

Antoni Porowski believes in the importance of storytelling through culinary traditions. The child of Polish parents who immigrated to Montréal, he “felt Polish enough” until the family moved to West Virginia and he began high school. Wanting to hang out with the cool kids, he started to notice how he stood out, like bringing cabbage to school for lunch and correcting people who had trouble pronouncing his name.

2 months ago | digitalcommons.library.tmc.edu | Sudhanvan Iyer |Kathryn Jones |Jill K. Robinson |Nicole R Provenza

KeywordsInformation Dissemination, Humans, Neurosciences, EcosystemAbstractIn this paper, we provide an overview and analysis of the BRAIN Initiative data-sharing ecosystem. First, we compare and contrast the characteristics of the seven BRAIN Initiative data archives germane to data sharing and reuse, namely data submission and access procedures and aspects of interoperability.

Jan 16, 2025 | afar.com | Jill K. Robinson

The popular Cannonboroug–Elliotborough restaurant Félix is owner Félix Landrum’s homage to the bistros of Paris, his parents’ hometown. Photo by Andrew Cebulka Travelers to Charleston tend to flock to the French Quarter to see famous attractions such as the City Market and Waterfront Park. But a few blocks to the north, however, there’s another neighborhood that has staked its claim to being the city’s hottest spot.