A graduate of the Taiwan University of Art with a bachelor of arts in media communication and journalism, Lulu Roberts has worked as a news reporter with Taiwan Channel 4 News. Currently a resident of Atherton, California, Lulu Roberts is in the process of creating a non-profit children’s library in Menlo Park. The library will serve the local Chinese-American community, providing free Chinese language books they might not have access to in their homes or schools.
Monday, March 15, 2021
Asian-American Children Underrepresented in Children
Wednesday, February 17, 2021
Nutritious Sprouts from Legumes & Seeds
After the recommended time, drain the sprouts, add cool fresh water, and rinse it out again. This process of draining and rinsing should be done about twice a day, with sprouts beginning to appear after 24 hours. Sprouts are typically harvested when they reach a length of from half an inch to two inches. They can then be added to salads, sandwiches, stir fries, or simply eaten raw. The key is to give them a final rinse and then spread them on a clean towel to dry for an hour before storing. A glass storage container, with a paper towel to absorb extra moisture, is an ideal storage medium. Refrigerating them will keep the sprouts fresh and edible for a week.
Tuesday, January 26, 2021
How Court Surfaces Impact a Tennis Game
Synthetic courts are made of artificial turf or hard rubber. They are low-bounce surfaces that make for faster games of tennis, even compared to hard courts.
Wednesday, December 30, 2020
These Tips Can Help Improve Your Singing Voice
While some people are more naturally talented singers than others, there are in fact several ways in which individuals can improve their pitch, vocal range, and overall singing ability. One of the first things to do to work on enhancing your singing voice is to record yourself and note your weaknesses. Sing part of a song and compare it to the original artist. Take note of your mistakes and practice daily to improve in these areas. A 30-minute session each day can boost your vocal range and strengthen your vocal cords.
Breath also plays an integral role in the quality of your singing voice. You can improve your breathing through deep breathing and other exercises. Doing this promotes the full usage of lung capacity when singing. Similarly, you should avoid smoking, shouting, or any other activity that places a strain on your voice. Drinking a sufficient amount of water, ideally eight glasses each day, is also recommended to keep your vocal membranes hydrated.
Finally, a helpful tip for more vocal control and power is to keep your chin slightly pointing toward the floor while flexing your pectorals. This can also help preserve your voice.