HeyJaredPeter Rosen
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The art of optimism (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Political turmoil, a warming planet, an evaporating lake, an uncontrollable AI. With so much to worry about, artist Trevor Dahl is doing what he can to spread positive vibrations around Salt Lake. He calls his art "good happy stuff." He makes what often look like doodles — his brand of cheerful characters and personal iconography on paper, canvas and walls. "Good happy stuff is a whimsical optimistic look at life," he says. Dahl says a few years ago he was not so cheerful. "Yeah
Utah nurse prescribes something extra: Opera (opens the original)
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MURRAY — Luiz Meneghin takes vitals, dispenses medicine and attends to other medical needs of his mostly elderly patients. But sometimes standard medicine isn't enough. So three times a week, he breaks out into song. Meneghin, who works as a nurse at Aspen Ridge Transitional Rehabilitation in Murray, grew up poor in Brazil. His family of five shared a one-room, 200-square-foot house. He inherited a love of music from his father, who one day brought home a set of classical recordings. "We would l
Utah nurse prescribes something extra: Opera (opens the original)
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MURRAY — Luiz Meneghin takes vitals, dispenses medicine and attends to other medical needs of his mostly elderly patients. But sometimes standard medicine isn't enough. So three times a week, he breaks out into song. Meneghin, who works as a nurse at Aspen Ridge Transitional Rehabilitation in Murray, grew up poor in Brazil. His family of five shared a one-room, 200-square-foot house. He inherited a love of music from his father, who one day brought home a set of classical recordings. "We would l
Running is really getting their kids somewhere (opens the original)
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OREM — Sarah and Sasha Pachev joke that they've got a family farm. But they're not growing corn or raising livestock. They're raising runners. And over the years they've had a bumper crop of them — eleven Pachev runners. Sasha was born in Ukraine and grew up in Moscow, where he took up distance running. "I was bad at basketball. And I wanted to be good at some sport," he said. When he got married, moved to the States and had a son, Ben, he encouraged the boy to run, too. "We tried to get him to
Bionic hands aren't just for Luke Skywalker (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — In a galaxy far, far away, Luke Skywalker, in a tiff with a close family member, lost a hand. So, he got an artificial replacement and moved on with his heroic life. Alexander "Avi" Davidson, a therapist from Tampa, Florida, has been visiting the Utah NeuroRobotics Lab at the University of Utah this year to try a bionic hand that, like Skywalker's, is connected to his nervous system. He controls it with his thoughts and receives a sense of touch from his artificial fingers. Davi
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