consumer

Health Care

Exercise: It’s good for the brain, too (Kitsap Business Journal, April 2009)

Clinical trials bring cutting-edge care to small communities (Kitsap Business Journal, July 2009)

Prostate cancer often a disregarded concern by men (Kitsap Business Journal, April 2011)

Harrison Medical Center offers ‘personalized medicine’ for cancer (Kitsap Business Journal, July 2009)

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Banking

Banks adopt friendly, modern design to lure customers (Kitsap Business Journal, April 2004)

Banking on the go? There’s an app (or site) for that (Kitsap Business Journal, May 2011)

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Technology

IPad competitors line up in tablet-PC market (Kitsap Business Journal, November 2010)

Local businesses take telecommuting for a virtual ride (Kitsap Business Journal, August 2009)

Kitsap peeps, they have the apps for you! (Kitsap Business Journal, November 2011)

Bluetooth technology: ‘The little engine that (still) could’ (Kitsap Business Journal, October 2003)

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Shopping

Some gift ideas out of this world (or close enough) (Kitsap Business Journal, December 2010)

Find local edible treats for your holiday table and gift list (Kitsap Business Journal, December 2009)

RODIKA TOLLEFSON

Freelance journalist, writer, editor and multimedia producer Rodika Tollefson creates and plays in the rural woods of Gig Harbor, Washington. She welcomes assignments from publication editors as well as work-for-hire from anyone who needs writing, editing, video or communications/media consulting work.

a few of my favorite quotes

“To live a creative life, we must lose the fear of being wrong.”
~Joseph Chilton Pearce

“Whether you think that you can, or that you can't, you are usually right.”
~Henry Ford

“I couldn't wait for success... so I went ahead without it.”
~Jonathan White

“Life is either a daring adventure or nothing.”
~Hellen Keller

“It's never too late to be what you might have been.”
~George Elliot