Bothell videos

Students at the University of Washington, Bothell work on a public art performance piece centered around recycling.

Bothell, WA dynamic light show

Seattle, Washington - Brendan Foster spoke, and hundreds answered. Eleven year old Brenden Foster died this day of Friday, 21 November 2008, but throughout this world he will be remembered always. His darkest hour was his brightest light. This is a story as much of his words as it is of his deeds. His dying wish was to help the homeless. "They're probably starving, so give 'em a chance, food and water." It has become a national movement. He wasn't afraid to die. He had said that he just wanted to make a difference, before his time came. And he did! Touched by a young boy with an old soul, kind hearts answered Brenden's urgings to feed the homeless and took part in KOMO's Stuff the Truck food drive in honor of Brenden on Thursday. "They're probably starving, so give'em a chance," he had said. And so many did just that. In these hard financial times, many put their own needs aside to think of Brenden's last wish. "I'm so thankful for what I have that I just have to give," said...

Sanjaya and his sister Shyamali Malakar Audition for American Idol Sanjaya Joesph Malakar was born on 10 September 1989 in Bothell, Washington, USA

Issy vs Bothell --- Singing National Anthem

KIRKLAND-WA, BOTHELL-WA

By Elisa Jaffe BOTHELL, Wash. -- The day I met Brenden Foster, I met an old soul in an 11 year old's body. "I should be gone in a week or so," he said calmly. When I asked him what he thought were the best things in life, Brenden said, "Just having one." I didn't understand how this child, who was a year younger than my own son, could be so courageous facing death. "It happens. It's natural," Brenden told me. Three years ago, doctors diagnosed Brenden with leukemia. The boy who once rushed through homework so he could play outside found himself confined to a bed. But there was no confining his spirit. "I had a great time. And until my time comes, I'm going to keep having a great time," he said. Brenden's selfless dying wish was to help the homeless. "They're probably starving, so give'em a chance," he said, "food and water." But Brenden was too ill to feed them on his own. So volunteers from Emerald City Lights Bike Ride passed out some 200 sandwiches to the homeless in...

by Oscar Pettiford Arranged by Mark Taylor

THE ULTIMATE MOPPING COMPETITION

安安兩歲三個月的童言童語 來現英文喔～