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Solving the deforestation problem
WE HAVE reported in today's edition that the World Bank has approved a US$200 million Climate Investment Fund to Zambia to support reforestation.
The forestry investment project to be implemented across the country, according to Ministry of Development Planning Permanent Secretary Chola Chabala, is an intervention towards the country's contribution to climate mitigation and adaptation measures.
Mr Chabala observed that deforestation, which affects many parts of the country, is impairing sustainable livelihood of the people.
He also reported that beyond the support the country is receiving from the international community, Government has taken a number of steps in implementing the tree planting programme.
Mr Chabala said in Kawambwa, over 25 hectares of trees have been planted with a target of 4,000 hectares in the long term. There is another programme in Shiwang'andu. Also, 298,000 hectares of land have been sourced for the same project.
Indeed, this is welcome news.
Deforestation is considered one of the priority environmental problems in the country. In fact, woodland conversion to agriculture and wood harvesting for charcoal production seems to be the main causes of forest loss.
But that is where the problem is; charcoal production.
According to the 2010 Central Statistical Office (CSO) statistics, 51 percent of urban households use charcoal for cooking and six percent use firewood while 14 percent of rural households use charcoal and 84 percent use firewood.
In other words, charcoal and firewood still remain the main fuels for majority of township people who comprise more than half of the urban population.
Yet, we are all up against those who cut trees in order to make charcoal.
But certainly, the selected Social Economic Indicators for 2010 by the CSO do not lie; majority of our people rely on charcoal and firewood as fuel.
So, perhaps the question we should be asking is how are we going to replace that?
For a start, we should recognise that charcoal burning is an industry, a major one for that matter. Many hundreds of people make a living out of it. First, there are the woodcutters who cut the trees and turn them into firewood. Secondly, we have the charcoal burners who make the kilns and turn the firewood into charcoal. Thirdly, the transporters who carry the charcoal to town either in rickety trucks or on bicycles; we all see these either in the early hours of the morning or at night. And fourthly, we have the vendors who sell the charcoal.
So, if you were to just ban charcoal burning, what are you going to do with all these people? You cannot just throw them on the streets.
Somebody asked whether charcoal is agriculture. Well, it is up for discussion. But it is certainly forestry.
Therefore, to save trees and indeed the industry, we should be looking at turning charcoal burning into peasant agriculture.
In any case, without charcoal, the majority of our people will not be able to cook or keep warm during the cold season.
Yes, deforestation hurts, especially in view of its impact on the climate.
But we must also be able to find alternatives.
And planting trees is one of them. Or as we put it, peasant agriculture, one which will grow its own trees.
And in planting these trees, we should not be looking at industrial plantations. We just need fast growing trees. We, therefore, need to source fast growing species and make nurseries in every part of the country. The trees can then be distributed to peasants across the country.
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Most Adult Survivors of Childhood Cancers Enjoy Good Sexual Health
Study finds especially toxic treatments were tied to later issues, but most rated sex lives as positive
MONDAY, Feb. 6, 2017 (HealthDay News) -- Treatment received in childhood to help fight cancer can have an impact on sexual health in adulthood, a new report suggests.
However, the study also found that most adult survivors of childhood cancer report having satisfying sexual and romantic lives.
"As positive as it is to see this, we still should be closely monitoring sexual health in adults who did have cancer treatment as children, especially those needing high-dose neurotoxic [brain-harming] treatments," said Dr. Matthew Lorber, who reviewed the new findings. He directs child and adolescent psychiatry at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City.
The new research was published online Feb. 6 in the journal Cancer and was led by Vicky Lehmann, of Nationwide Children's Hospital and Ohio State University in Columbus.
Lehmann's team noted that treatment for childhood cancer can harm the developing brain in a way that can cause long-term difficulties. These difficulties might involve problems with social interaction, which means adult survivors may face challenges in developing romantic and sexual relationships, the study authors explained.
The study of 144 young adult survivors of childhood cancer found that, overall, they did not differ from other young adults in terms of their satisfaction with their sex lives and romantic relationships.
However, those who had received cancer treatments that were especially toxic to the nervous system were least likely to have had sex, be in a relationship or have children, the findings showed.
Still, even this group tended to say they were satisfied with their sex lives and romantic relationships, the researchers noted.
The findings highlight "the subjective nature of psychosexual issues, and the importance of addressing any concerns in survivorship care," Lehmann said in a journal news release.
According to Lorber, the overall message from the study is one of hope.
"This analysis does not allow us to make definitive conclusions, but it does show that children receiving treatment for cancer can expect to have happy intimate relationships in the future," Lorber said.
Dr. Victor Fornari directs child and adolescent psychiatry at Cohen Children's Medical Center in New Hyde Park, N.Y. He believes that long-term outcomes for survivors of childhood cancers may be even better in years to come.
"As treatments for childhood cancers achieve greater cure rates, being able to support the psychosexual development of these adult survivors of childhood cancers becomes a promising new opportunity," he said.
The U.S. National Cancer Institute has more on the late effects of childhood cancer treatment.
SOURCES: Matthew Lorber, M.D., acting director, child and adolescent psychiatry, Lenox Hill Hospital, New York City; Victor Fornari, M.D., director, division of child and adolescent psychiatry, Zucker Hillside Hospital, Glen Oaks, N.Y., and Cohen Children's Medical Center, New Hyde Park, N.Y.; Cancer, news release, Feb. 6, 2017
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E195: Community Connection Commitment | CPTSD and Trauma Healing Coach
In this episode, I talk about the 3 C's. And that is Community, Connection, and Commitment; these are the most important acronyms in probably anything that I teach in Think Unbroken because the reality and the truth about this is everything next in...
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Season 4 Community CPTSD Trauma Coach
In this episode, I talk about the 3 C's. And that is Community, Connection, and Commitment; these are the most important acronyms in probably anything that I teach in Think Unbroken because the reality and the truth about this is everything next in your life will revolve around this baseline.
The truth about it is that if you want to succeed, if you want to prosper in this, you're going to have to align yourself with Community, you're going to have to be committed to it, and you're going to have to have the connection to it.
Listen, and I will share the 3 C's and their valuable meaning with you!
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Community Connection and Commitment.
I caught the three C's, I think that these are probably one of the most important acronyms in probably anything that I teach in Think Unbroken because the reality, and the truth about this is everything that is next in your life is going to revolve around this baseline.
So many people come into this idea of healing around trauma and think to themselves so I can do it on my own, I'll read a book, I'll go to a course, I'll download a video, I listen to a podcast and that'll be that; that shit doesn't work, I fucking promise you. The truth about it is that if you want to actually succeed, if you want to prosper in this, you're going to have to align yourself with Community, you're going to have to be committed to it, and you're going to have to have the connection to it.
And I'll dive into that here in just a second.
One of the things that's really important about what is next in the journey for you is recognizing the truth of the reality of the Human Experience, doesn't matter where you are right now, but you can be the person that you want to be. You can, it's possible. Trust me, I've done it, hundreds of my clients, have done it, thousands of people have taken my courses have done it and you can do it too, that's not fucking hyperbole like, that's real talk. You can go look at any of the reviews at thinkunbroken.com, you can read any of the reviews of the podcast at thinkunbrokenpodcast.com, you can go, check out my social media.
The reason why people get stuck here is because they have aligned themselves in this idea that they are never going to make it to what's next and that they have to do this process alone and that they have to heal by themselves and that's bullshit and it's not going to work for you.
And so, if you think that, what is next in your life is going to happen because you went to the library and you sat down for two hours or you watched a video or you listen to a podcast, you're out of your mind. It's just not going to Work and I want to shoot it straight with you because I think it's really important and there's why... My mentor Tom Bilyeu taught me this and I'm going to teach it to you. The struggle is guaranteed; the success is not.
And what that means, when you really break it down, is that an order to find success in your life you're going to have to align yourself by doing the right things all the time. You may have heard this ideation, or this idea, that how you do, anything is how you do everything and that's so incredibly true.
And so if you think that you're going to be successful in your life by yourself, you're in for a rude awakening and I don't want to be the bearer of bad news here and that's not what my agenda or my goal is in giving you this as a preface, but instead it's to tell you that alignment is everything in this journey.
You have to understand the truth about what is next in, that truth is, in order for you to find success, you are going to have to be willing to be communal to ask for help to be connected to the right people and then ultimately commit to what is next in your future because I'm telling you no one has ever done anything great by themselves, nobody. Not good people, not evil people, like no bullshit.
Think about this for a second.
Hitler did not take over Germany by himself, he didn't.
Walt Disney did not build the biggest company on planet Earth by himself.
Zuck's did not build Facebook by himself, right?
I mean, even though he might want to think he did, he didn't, right?
We all need that; we all need that connection to a community with the commitment to drive us forward towards a mission. And I understand that in reading this, you go, yeah, but those people are different, they're fucking not different, they're not.
The difference between them and you and where you maybe today are that you have not yet, accepted the reality from the social conditioning of your experience of your childhood, your family, your parents, your teachers, your coaches, your peers that you can't somehow figure out how to be in control of your life. You grow up in this situation, where everyone tells you, how you have to act and who you have to be we know this, we talked about it and now you're at this position in your life, where you've convinced yourself so much, that your identity is the loaner that your identity as I will figure it out on my own. I raised my hand being one of the first people guilty, and having this identity for very long time, it is no longer my identity. My identity has now tied to the idea that I know that I cannot do this alone, that is why I have mentors, I have coaches, I have people on my team who helped me grow and build and be the best version of myself. And if you want to grow and build and be the best version of yourself, you're going to have to have that shit to, period.
And so what I want you to think about is have you positioned your mindset and your identity in a way that doesn't give you the space to go towards connection with other human beings to create the life that you want to have?
So, let's break this down.
The first C is Community, and it's also the most important word I believe in the trauma healing journey because Community is going to help you be seen and heard, and felt and often for many people it's going to give you a safe space to step into really hard fucking conversations so that you can face your truth to come out the other side; you have to have community in this.
When I was 30, I went to probably one of the most uncomfortable situations in my life when I stepped into men's group therapy, I was terrified, it was so fucking uncomfortable but in that I built community, in that I built compassion, in that I built this group of people who saw me for the truth, about who I am and what I'm capable of. And I've been to AA and all the A's and I've been in group mentoring programs and group coaching programs on the whole nine and the truth is and the reason why I still continue to do them is because that's where I can connect with people in a beautiful way that doesn't leave me feeling alone.
I'm gonna keep it real with you…
Social media, forums, Facebook chats, group texts, that stuff is not community in the way that I believe is the most beneficial. Yes, of course, it is community because it gives you a place to exist with other people but there is nothing, I have discovered more powerful than being in a community of people with a very specific connection and that's what we're going to talk about next.
The second C, Connection
You see, it's easy again Community.
You can be in a community on a basketball league, on a racing team, a chess club, the gym, I don't know D and D the list goes on and on and on, right? Connection, however, matter so much because it's not going to do you a lot of good to be involved with communities that are not in alignment with what you're trying to accomplish, with what you're trying to cultivate, or what you're trying to build in your life. The connection is really important because you're going to be in this position where especially if you're coming through this place of healing, and you're trying to step into what's next in your life. You're going to need to be around people who understand and get this because they're doing the same damn thing.
If you're in connection with a community of people who are naysayers and doubters and want to bring you down and tell you oh, why are you doing that? I don't understand that stuff doesn't work, it's bullshit. I'm telling you right now, you're going to fail, you're going to fail because we are a beautiful, even though I know this is difficult to read or hear, we are a beautiful amount of nation of the people around us, right? And that can be good or bad, it really can. And if you're around people who always just want to bring you down. Do you think you're going to be successful? If you're around naysayers, do you think you're going to be successful?
One of the hardest things that I've ever had to do in my life is when I was 18 years old, not only I stop being friends with my best friend, I took my mother out of my life and I told her, I would never talk to you again. And I ostracized myself from a community of people that I knew, if I continued to be in connection with that I was going to end up dead or in jail.
At the time carried, shame and guilt because I didn't understand it but in hindsight and in retrospect, I recognize it's actually probably one of the greatest decisions I've ever made in my life because if you don't put yourself first, nobody else will and in putting yourself first, when you're in a group of people who are also putting themselves first, but are moving towards a shared goal or idea, you're going to have a lot of support and success in that because when you get in this group of people who are like, yes, let's heal, let's grow, let's change, let's overcome, let's support, let's hold each other accountable and ultimately let's have each other's back. You're going to be and for an amazing surprise about what your future can be.
The last C is Commitment.
And the reason why this last C is commitment, is because if you do not commit, this is not going to work. I want you to hear this again.
If you do not commit, this shit will not work.
Because you're going to have to deploy a tremendous amount of patience, this healing journey I promise you is going to take you longer than you think. Right now today where you're at, isn't where you're going to be tomorrow or even after you finish what you're listening to or reading right now but I will tell you this, and I share this with my clients all the time.
I found of very beautiful sense of peace, in my journey when I came to realize that unfortunately or fortunately, depending on the day I'm having to be honest with you, that this is a lifelong journey. Healing trauma is a lifetime journey, overcoming the past as a lifetime journey because we are the sum total of all of our experiences and that means that every experience that we've ever had informs who we are.
And since those experiences inform who we are, it sets precedent for understanding truth and that truth is that you are always going to be in a position of trying to move forward and that's not a bad thing because without momentum you stagnate and in stagnation you die, that's where death is; death is the lack of movement. You hear a lot of people talk about businesses, if they're not growing, they're dying. And so one of the really incredible things that I've been able to do in terms of the way I look at my identity is to simply look at the experiences that I've had as a catalyst that have given me the tools to go forward, while understanding that those experiences also are going to require a lifetime of attention in the right ways to navigate, I still get triggered, I still get incredibly angry, I still have moments in which I will revert to old behavior patterns, I still break down, I still cry, I still get lost, I still get frustrated. But whereas a decade of go those experiences of that stimulus would keep me triggered or in a spiral for weeks or even months now it's minutes.
I want you to think about this for a second.
If you got triggered, hard, you had this really hard fucking day or this really dark experience and instead of it destroying your day which led to your week, which turned into a month and ultimately a year but instead what if it lasted one minute or one hour? Do you think that would impact your life in some kind of incredible way? I do and I see it every single day, I see it with my clients, I see with people I coach, I see it with people who consume the content that I put out under the world and that's why I say that this commitment is forever because you're going to get triggered again, it's going to happen whether it's at work, or with a partner, or at the gym or driving down the street. I've had moments in my life, where a smell has triggered me, you can probably relate to this, right?
And so in that, when you recognize that those triggers, in terms of time can dissipate more and more every day then you really start to take control over your future. And I have these moments and I see it on my clients to where we'll have these stretches for weeks and sometimes months where we're just on fire, we're crushing life, everything is awesome. And then one thing happens and when that one thing happens, you can spiral and I see this and I know that it's true or you can overcome.
The overcoming process comes in leveraging the tools at your disposal, the things that will go through, the things that we dive in together, when you step into the courses, when you step into the classes, when you read the books that we have produced that Think Unbroken to help you become the hero of your own story.
So, how's your head into what's next?
I want you to just think about the value of the three C's in your life and what it would mean in your healing journey to have Community, Connection and commitment.
Unbroken Nation, I want to thank you so much for listening, it means the world to me that you're here with me today, it means the world to me that you'd be a part of this community, as we continue to grow, just know that my number one goal is to bring you as much value as humanly possible.
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The LIGO Scientific Collaboration (LSC) glitch group is part of the LIGO detector characterization effort. It consists of data analysts and detector experts who, during and after science runs, collaborate for a better understanding of noise transients in the detectors. Goals of the glitch group during the fifth LIGO science run (S5) included (1) offline assessment of the detector data quality, with focus on noise transients, (2) veto recommendations for astrophysical analysis and (3) feedback to the commissioning team on anomalies seen in gravitational wave and auxiliary data channels. Other activities included the study of auto-correlation of triggers from burst searches, stationarity of the detector noise and veto studies. The group identified causes for several noise transients that triggered false alarms in the gravitational wave searches; the times of such transients were identified and vetoed from the data generating the LSC astrophysical results.
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"What an amazing and blessed opportunity my second grade class experienced today! We spoke with the author of the "Chime Traveler" series, Lisa Hendey, who shared her love of writing and reading to the students. She was fabulous answering our questions and discussing her writing experiences with everyone!" Mrs. Lisa Scaltrito, Second Grade Teacher, St. Anastasia Catholic School, Los Angeles, CA
"I heard about the Chime Traveler books through a friend of mine. When I was chatting with our school board president one day I mentioned them and she bought and donated the books to our library. I read The Secret of the Shamrock and loved it. Our whole school was able to Skype with Lisa (with our fourth grade class coming up with pre-made questions) at an assembly and I have heard how much the children enjoyed the experience. I have had several of the children ask about checking the books out of the library and someone always seems to have one out. Guess I better get more copies." Anita Rader, Librarian, Most Precious Blood Catholic School, Fort Wayne, IN
"My eighth grade students became inspired to work harder on their saint stop motion projects after speaking via Skype with Lisa. Since we are on the east coast, she sacrificed her personal time to wake early and speak about her passion for writing and witnessing to the Catholic faith." Ms. Marianne Green, Eight Grade Teacher Holy Trinity Trinity Catholic School, Washington DC
"So appreciative of Lisa Hendey and her work with the Catholic youth! My students loved getting to ask her questions about our favorite read aloud series Chime Travelers. Lisa inspired my students to become their own story tellers while on their journey to heaven." Ms. Annalise Moffitt, Third Grade Teacher, Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic School, Shawnee, KS
"After having read The Secret of the Shamrock, our second graders skyped with Lisa Hendey. Her time with them was spent encouraging them to read, tell stories, and get to know the saints. It was a beautiful experience to see her so joyfully interact with the children, to listen intently, and inspire them to become saints." Miss April Justen, 2nd Grade Teacher, Epiphany Catholic School, Coon Rapids, MN
"For anyone who has read the Chime Travelers Series, I highly recommend you invite Lisa Hendey into your classroom for an author visit! Ms. Hendey conducts an interactive conversation with the class, through Skype or Face Time. My students were responding to all her questions, thoughts and ideas. At the end, they asked her some very inquisitive questions! We would love to have her back again!!" Melanie Csorba, Third Grade Teacher, San Juan del Rio Catholic School, St. John's, FL
Lisa with Third Grade Chime Travelers at Xavier Elementary
"Our school was so very fortunate to have author Lisa Hendey visit in person and share her story. Lisa inspired our students to work towards being a saint and to start writing their own story. Students and teachers alike enjoyed her presentation. My second graders now have a new favorite series ~The Chime Traveler Kids." Mrs. Mary Whitman, Second Grade Teacher, Xavier Elementary School, Appleton, WI
"My daughter expressed interest in reading a book with her friends. I immediately thought it would be great to have a book club for a Chime Traveler's book. It was so easy to plan and schedule. We invited a handful of my daughter's friends. We gave them a link to Amazon so they could order the books (even better that the book icon Amazon Prime so it came in 2 days!) and then set a date to meet. All of the girls read the book ahead of time. I used the questions in the back of the book to facilitate the conversation. The girls talked and shared about the book and had a great time. A couple other moms provided the snack so all I had to do was prepare for the questions. To make it even better, Lisa Hendey Skyped in for our second book club meeting. The girls found it fascinating to meet the author. They were so excited to be able to ask Lisa questions about her writing process and Lisa's love of the Saints. What a gift Lisa gave us!" Maggie, Book Club Host, Nashville, TN
"Our school was so blessed to have Lisa Hendey come and speak with us. My third grade students were captivated by her presentation on the Saints. She shared her love for reading and writing with us while embracing our Catholic identity. She involved the students in her presentation and was an extreme pleasure to meet. I just started reading Lisa's new series the Chime Travelers with my class. The children are very excited and can not wait for me to read more!" Kristie Tolliver, Cathedral School, Springfield, IL
"The first grade class of St. Jude School in Elyria, OH was blessed to have had the opportunity to meet with Lisa! She was gracious enough to meet with us on short notice through Skype. Lisa encouraged the children to be storytellers and saints. What a fabulous goal to work towards!! The children were excited to learn about how Lisa developed the concept and characters in her series. I would recommend this series for all families and classrooms!" Mrs. Steffany Congelio, First Grade Teacher, St. Jude School, Elyria, OH
"After reading The Secret of the Shamrock our second grade class invited Lisa Hendey for an Author Visit. She arrived on-time, was well-prepared, and connected one-on-one with the students. During her 45-minute presentation, she kept the students engaged, grew their understanding of the beauty of our Catholic faith, and shared the joy of writing. Now the students can't wait to read the next book in her Chime Traveler series." Mrs. Wendy Revell, Our Lady of Perpetual Help School, Clovis, CA
Lisa enjoys a virtual author visit with third grade students at Cathedral School.
"Cathedral School was blessed to have a "real life author" at our school today. My class of 5th grade through 8th grade at our school had a wonderful opportunity along with all the students at our school. The group of middle junior high classes truly had a passion and a yearning for more as Lisa spoke to the group about her passion of reading and writing. I think she related to many students on the gift of expressing your ideas onto paper. She used her gift that God gave her to write books. So many students this age struggle to find an identity. She not only encouraged them, but shared her dreams and the continued success of her writing with them. I think the passion helped foster the ability to these middle school students that anything is possible. The looks on the students faces along with the continued questions from them expressed their enthusiasm. In addition, the students hope she can come back again next time on her travels through Illinois. Perhaps we can be the inspiration for her next book, because she inspired us to write. I'm personally looking forward to reading her books with my class." Molly Murphy, Cathedral School, Springfield, IL
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In addition to Tyresö FF, 117 other teams from 11 different countries played in Girls 15. They were divided into 29 different groups, whereof Tyresö FF could be found in Group 23 together with Sandåkerns SK, Möre BK and Lambertseter IF.
Tyresö FF continued to Play off A after reaching 2:nd place in Group 23. In the playoff they made it to 1/32 Final, but lost it against Stabæk Fotball with 0-8. In the Final, Hammarby IF FF won over Lerums IS and became the winner of Play off A in Girls 15.


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The Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI) has described as "unhelpful and likely to cause upset" comments by clinical psychologist Tony Humphreys that inferred parents of children with autism were to blame for their child's condition.
Mr Humphreys made the comments in an article published in this newspaper a week ago. They have been criticised both by fellow experts and parents of children who have the condition.
"It is grossly inaccurate and demonstrated a clear ignorance of the most basic understanding of autism and autism spectrum disorders (ASD)," said Brigid Sinnott, manager of ABA and Autism Services in St Catherine's Association.
Dr Humphreys has since said parents were "never to blame" for autism and his intention was simply "to inform and enlighten".
Irish Examiner editor Tim Vaughan, in an editorial earlier this week, apologised for the hurt caused by Dr Humphreys' comments.
"His comments have caused enormous upset for many parents and relatives of children with autism and I very much regret and am sorry for this," said Mr Vaughan last night.


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Silver Star Nation: Mickey's keys to the Cowboys vs. Redskins on Thanksgiving
The Dallas Cowboys host the Washington Redskins Thursday at 3:30pm at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.
Below are Mickey Spagnola's Keys to the Game:
The first key is short circuit AD, as in all-day Adrian Peterson. First time around in the cowboys 20-17 loss to the Redskins, the Palestine native ran for 99 yards against the Cowboys. They cannot allow that to happen again.
The second key is eat-zeke-eat. In these past two games, Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott has rushed for a total of 273 yards, and two touchdowns. He's added another 113 yards in catches with seven receptions. They need him to continue to produce at that rate.
And the third key is, no pony ride. Colt McCoy might be a back-up quarterback starting for the first time since 2014 and he's only thrown 23 passes in his last 40 games.. The Cowboys cannot allow him to get comfortable in the pocket and allow the Redskins to ride Colt to another victory.
A Dallas victory over the Redskins, puts them in first place in the NFC East.
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SHREVEPORT, La (KMSS/KTAL) - It felt too good to be true that the Dallas Cowboys had a chance to make the 2020 NFL postseason with a win over the New York Giants and some help from the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. Of course, that didn't happen as Dallas finished an underwhelming 2020 with a loss, to put them in double digits this season.
Mike McCarthy has already looked ahead to the 2020 offseason, conducting exit interviews with over 30 players. Even with some of the momentum the team possessed in the later stages of the regular season, McCarthy still believes a fresh start is needed for Dallas to become contenders once more in 2021.
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Cochna (better known as Cochno) House near Duntocher, photographed in 1870 by Thomas Annan. The mansion was reputedly designed by the architect John Adam and built in 1757 to replace an earlier house erected by the Hamiltons of Cochno, and it was extended in 1842.
The University of Glasgow purchased the estate in 1954 and established the Cochno Farm and Research Centre there. Glasgow University Archives used part of the house as an out-store during the 1980s, and it was renovated in the 1990s to serve as a teaching and conference facility.


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I first heard about Superchuck before I saw him. Anne told me a groundhog was eating the tomatoes. I had so much faith in my fencing that I was a little skeptical at first. I picked a blade of grass and touched it to the fence. Ouch. The fence was working.
"Maybe a large bird," I suggested.
"Then we better keep the kids inside until you capture it. Look at the size of this bite," Anne said, displaying a tomato with a huge chunk missing.
It did look like a groundhog bite. Then, visual confirmation: over the next few weeks, we occasionally saw him lounging and eating in our garden. I hauled out a Havahart trap, baited it up with apples, and set it in the garden. No luck, of course. After all, why would he go into a little cage for food, when he has the entire bounty of the garden spread before him? For several days we observed him eating, sunning, and just generally hanging out in the garden like Brigitte Bardot on the Riviera. I never saw him enter, but when startled, he dashed between the electric wires like they weren't there. I spent a morning adding a few more strands of wire close to the ground. My wires were now about three inches apart. There was no way he could slip between them without getting shocked. Nevertheless, the next day, there he was again, munching on the lettuce.
This didn't make sense. I checked the voltage on the fence. Only 3,000 volts. It should have been registering at least 6,000. Ah-ha! A rational explanation! His thick fur was insulating him from the "mere" 3,000-volt current. After the fence company's technical people walked me through some tests, they determined that my charger was bad. Rather than repair it (and be without it for a week), I opted to buy a new, more powerful one with a 10,000-volt charge. "Can I ask you a question?" Anne said, noting the escalation into five-digit voltage. "Is this safe?"
Now that was an interesting question. The catalog naturally insisted that fences were safe for humans, but did include a disturbing disclaimer. There was indeed, out of the thousands of chargers and fences they had sold, a single case of a human fatality. I told Anne the story as she blanched. At this point I would have put up a fence with a hundred thousand volts if that's what it took to protect my Brandywine tomatoes, so I forged ahead and phoned in the order. The new charger arrived in the mail two days and half-dozen tomatoes later. I hooked it up and waited for the remaining tomatoes to ripen.
As did Superchuck. He was coming into and going out of the garden so frequently now it wasn't uncommon to see him penetrating the fence from my kitchen window. Once I actually saw him crawl through, jerking violently from a shock, and continue on. He was willing to absorb a 10,000-volt shock to get a tomato! This was not supposed to happen. The whole idea of an electric fence is deterrence — pain — and it is based on the science that animals do not like shocks. But Superchuck had figured out that the shock wasn't going to kill him, and after all, I was growing heirloom Brandywines.
At least he had good taste. Brandywine tomatoes are one of the best-tasting tomatoes in the world and nearly impossible to find at farm stands. The Brandywine was first introduced by Amish farmers in 1885, but has only become well known to gardeners and gourmands in the past decade or so. I think they would be more widely sold were it not for the fact that they are prone to cracking near the stem, a visual defect only, but as with apples, a near-fatal one in our image-obsessed society.
The cracking didn't bother Superchuck, who preferred the Brandywines to the cherry and French tomatoes. A few days later, there he was again, in the garden. I was starting to develop a kind of respect for this fat, ugly, Brandywine-loving groundhog who was rewriting the book on pest control. I should have captured him for science, but I was in a war, and losing. In order to maximize the voltage, I went out and bought some 4-foot long galvanized steel grounding rods and pounded them deep into the earth to get a better earth contact for the ground wires. I ran more wire between the other strands. I smeared the whole thing with peanut butter. Still he continued to raid the tomatoes. Then one day, in what seemed like a rare moment of lucidity, I put the trap, baited with cut-up apples, outside the fence, hoping that he would tire of the shock and go for the easy meal in the Havahart. I set the trap up the morning before going to work. That evening, there was nothing but browned apples in the trap. Now you really shouldn't leave the trap loaded overnight, because you might catch a skunk or some other nocturnal animal, but Superchuck was an early riser — much earlier than I, so I left it loaded with the browned apples and went to bed.
The next morning, as I made coffee, a movement outside the window caught my eye. The trap! Victory! I wanted to release him as soon as possible before Houdini could work an escape.
"Zach, would you put the cage in the back of the wagon, please?"
Zach grumbled, rubbed the sleep out his eyes and shuffled out the kitchen door. A moment later he reappeared, panting and white as a sheet, slamming the door behind him as if being hotly pursued. I was alarmed.
"Zach, what's the matter? Are you all right?"
His eyes were as big as apples.
"Dad, that's no groundhog." he panted.
"Then what is it?"
He mutely shook his head from side to side.
I decided I'd better go out and have a look. Clearly I wasn't going to get any useful information out of my squeamish son. Really, I thought to myself, I've got to do a better job of introducing these kids to nature.
A moment later I was back in the kitchen, panting and white as a sheet.
As I had approached the trap, before I was within six feet, a snarling, teeth-baring, drooling opossum had starting leaping for my jugular. I had never been close to an opossum, but I had trapped squirrels and groundhogs, and I had never been afraid of an animal in the trap. Until that moment. An opossum is one nasty animal, with a long, tapered tail, sharp, pointy teeth, and really, really unpleasant eyes. And this one was clearly not happy with me.
If you've never had the pleasure of using a Havahart, the way you release the animal is by approaching the door end of the trap. The animal generally retreats to the opposite end, and you release the latch, open the door, and poke a stick through to keep it open. Not until you walk away will the frightened animal venture out. At least, that's the way it had always worked with groundhogs, squirrels, and birds. But it didn't look like the possum understood the rules, and this time I was the frightened animal.
I explained the situation to Anne.
"What are you going to do?" she asked.
"It hasn't been doing us any harm. I guess we really should just release it." I considered the unwelcome prospect of returning to the trap. "How much do you love me?" I ventured.
"Oh, no. I'm not going anywhere near that thing. He's your pet." So I swallowed my fear, grabbed a stick and approached the trap. The snarling, teeth-baring, drooling opossum from Hell, instead of retreating to the other end, started snapping at me, with each leap the cage rattling violently and inching closer. Frankly, I was terrified, and returned to the kitchen.
"What if he's rabid?" I asked Anne. "I mean, he's acting really weirdly. I'm getting freaked out."
"Foaming at the mouth?"
I wiped my mouth with the back of my hand.
"Not you, him. Is the possum foaming at the mouth?"
"I think he's drooling. Maybe I'll just let him sit for a while and calm down."
"You both need to calm down," Anne said, patting me on the back as she left the room. Midday, I approached again, with the same result. Neither of us was showing signs of calming down anytime soon. I returned to the kitchen, where the family had gathered for lunch.
"Dad, what are you going to do with the possum?" Katie asked. There was long, silent moment during which I felt the collective stare. I had already decided what I was going to do; I was just stuck figuring out how to explain it.
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Home Morphine Addiction Is Morphine an Opiate on a Drug Test?
There is a painkiller still that is hundreds of years old. One that occurs naturally, gives rise to other medications and is used as the standard for pain relievers the world over. That medication is morphine. Each of these attributes necessitates further explanation, and so it is best to start from the beginning — the early 19th century, that is. Morphine traces its origins to the 1800s, but the compound itself was used long before — think thousands of years prior — by fledgling civilizations in the Eastern hemisphere. China, for example, has a long history of using morphine as it exists within plant matter.
This is the perfect segue into the next point: morphine is a natural substance. Morphine is the product of opium plants, more specifically, the poppy straw portion of the plants. Ancient cultures were unaware of morphine in its refined form, but they were still able to use it for various rudimentary medicinal purposes. It would take a German pharmacist to unlock the full therapeutic potential of opium's biological makeup.
Friedrich Wilhelm Serturner isolated the pain-relieving qualities of morphine while circumventing the crippling addictions that plagued opium. However, this potential was not eliminated entirely and remains an issue facing American society in full force today. Hundreds of thousands of citizens are directly or indirectly impacted by this drug epidemic. Morphine contributes to the problem, but it is truly its prescription and illicit progeny that take the brunt of the blame. Morphine's discovery quickly gave rise to the invention of other painkillers. Oxycodone, codeine, and hydrocodone can trace their chemical lineage to morphine, as can heroin. Collectively, these drugs are known as opioids.
The answer to this question is simple: yes, morphine is an opiate. More so than that, it is the original opiate, the opiate that started it all.
What is an opiate exactly? Well, in the plainest of terms, it is a group of painkilling medications. To elaborate further, the compounds found within opiates bind to corresponding receptors found in the human central nervous system. From here, the drug can treat pain on a molecular level.
Many individuals make the assumption that opiates are the same thing as opioids. This is partially true. All opiates are opioids but the same cannot be said for all opioids being opiates. The reason for this lies within their unique chemistries.
Opioids are manufactured in laboratories with fully or semi-synthetic materials. In other words, they do not exist by themselves in nature. Examples of opioids include fentanyl, oxycodone, and hydrocodone. Opiates, as has been established with morphine, are natural in their origin — even if the final product is not, as is the case with heroin and codeine.
Both opioids and opiates have similar potential for dependence and substance use disorders. These maladies arise once a tolerance has built up and a patient or recreational user takes more of the drugs to achieve the same or heightened effects. This can lead to disastrous results in the long term, including adverse side effects or even overdoses.
Muscular weakness: extremities will go numb and the musculoskeletal system will lose its vigor.
Breathing abnormalities: the characteristic rhythmic rising and falling of the chest may be replaced with an irregular, ragged breathing pattern.
Eye issues: pinpoint pupils are a common occurrence, as are eyes that react sluggishly to stimuli.
Nausea: vomiting is perhaps the most recognizable (and stereotypical) symptom of opioid overdoses.
Cyanosis: this is simply a term to describe blue or purple colorations of lips and nails.
Fainting spells or full coma: victims may collapse and even enter a comatose state.
In nearly all drug tests that are currently administered, morphine will appear as an opiate or opioid. The medicine can last approximately four days in urine and upward of three months in hair follicles. Some drug tests are advanced enough to identify morphine itself directly from a lineup of other painkillers. This is particularly helpful with instances where an individual is on a morphine prescription and they need to prove it. If morphine tests positively as just an opiate, there is no context, meaning the results are lumped in with illicit opioids like heroin.
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A longtime mayor of Pineville plans to plead guilty in a federal vote-buying case.
The attorney for Robert L. "Bob" Madon filed a motion Friday seeking a hearing for Madon to enter the plea.
Madon, who is in his 70s, is accused of conspiring to buy votes in the November 2006 election, when he ran for mayor.
Madon's son Brent, 45, was charged with him. He pleaded guilty and was expected to testify against his father.


MODULAR HOME BUILDER: Could Coodo Become Popular in the US?
Could Coodo Become Popular in the US?
The latest in tiny home innovation comes from LTG Lofts to Go – a German-based company who recently designed the Coodo 64. Using almost all recyclable materials, the Coodo is a prefabricated home ranging from 200 to 720-square feet and can be used as a retail space, restaurant, studio, office, or social space. Without any limitation on location, this is an ideal home for the adventurer interested in exploring parts of the world without sacrificing the comforts of home.
With design options ranging from one-room pods to entire stand alone tiny houses, LTG Lofts wanted to give homeowners the gift of flexibility. The prefabricated house is pretty much a blank canvas and since it's box-like structure is modular, you can set the Coodo down in highly congested urban settings or right along the water's edge in remote areas. With a small footprint, the house can be easily installed with minimal impact on the building site and the environment.
The Coodo could be the answer to FEMA's problem of getting homes to disaster sites faster by stockpiling these non-HUD IRC compatible units in stacks instead of side by side like HUD units waiting for the next natural disaster. With one of the units holding the 'wet' areas such as the bathroom and kitchen as well as the living room, a second Coodo featuring 2 or 3 bedrooms could be stockpiled making it easier for large families to get more bedrooms.
LTG offers different Coodo types depending upon its intended use. The "Watercoodo," for example, functions as a houseboat whereas the "Saunacoodo" is designed as a luxury one-room retail pod.
The Coodo installation process is on-site and can take anywhere from a couple of minutes to a few hours. Transported on a flat bed truck to its final destination, LTG's tiny home can be up-and-running within days of ordering. Since the assembly process is like stacking LEGOS, relocation is a breeze. In other words, homeowners can take their Coodo to their new location with minimal effort.
As for the home itself, everything is designed around reducing the environmental impact of the inhabitants inside. Whether it's the multifunctional heat pump that doubles as a premium air filtration system, the triple-glazed full-length windows, or the premium insulation materials designed to reduce energy loss and heating/cooling expenses, the Coodo is built around sustainability. According to LTG's website, all units are equipped with "low-pollutant, ecologically compatible, and mostly natural materials." This includes the outdoor shaded deck which is built from recycled planking.
If you've always loved the convenience of a smart home, the Coodo will not disappoint. Homeowners can control their electrical devices by connecting their smartphone to LTG's built-in wireless system. With optional features that include a security camera, movement sensor, temperature sensor, door and windows sensors, and smoke detector, owners will have the perfect balance between safety and comfort – with just a press of a button. All of the electrical components come pre-installed – meaning no additional wiring needed upon arrival.
LTG will soon be making a "Coodo 96," which is larger than the "Coodo 64." The company is also coming out with a "Coodo 64 Up," which is a larger two-story model, and a "Watercoodo," which sits on a floating platform in the water.


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Haplodiploidy and the evolution of eusociality: worker reproduction.
Alpedrinha J., West SA., Gardner A.
Hamilton's haplodiploidy hypothesis suggests that the relatively higher relatedness of full sisters in haplodiploid populations promotes altruistic sib rearing and, consequently, the evolution of eusociality. This haplodiploidy effect works when some broods have a relatively female-biased sex ratio and other broods have a relatively male-biased sex ratio, termed split sex ratios. There is empirical evidence for two scenarios having potentially led to split sex ratios en route to eusociality: unmated queens and queen replacement. A recent analysis of these two scenarios has suggested that haplodiploidy can either promote or inhibit the evolution of eusociality and that the effect is usually small. However, this work made the simplifying assumptions that there is only negligible reproduction by workers and that their offspring have the same sex ratio as those produced by the queen. Here, we relax these assumptions and find that worker reproduction has a negative influence on the evolution of helping, either reducing the extent to which it is promoted or leading to it being inhibited. This is particularly so when workers are unmated and hence constrained to produce only sons, by arrhenotoky. Overall, when parameterized with empirical data, our results suggest that split sex ratios in haplodiploid species have not played an important role in facilitating the evolution of eusociality.
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Altruism, Animals, Biological Evolution, Diploidy, Female, Haploidy, Hymenoptera, Male, Models, Biological, Phenotype, Reproduction, Sex Ratio, Social Behavior


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These are the categories that we will use for organization and story pre-editing. If we have B-roll having it organized by Location, and having Locations organized together makes sense. If we're organizing a Panel discussion, or want to be be able to find a person talking about a subject (content). If you're looking to string out all the plays by a particular player from a sports game or practice, then having Person-based Content Metadata becomes very valuable.
There are situations where tracking an activity makes sense, such as the plays in a sporting match. And, of course, being able to find all the subjects discussed in many interviews, all organized by Keyword, or in a pre-edit string-out, is fundamental to documentary editing.
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She has been around the beauty industry her whole life, as her mother is also a cosmetologist. After spending one year in traditional college, she decided to follow her true passion and start Cosmetology school in August of 2016.
Maddy receives satisfaction in transforming her guests' appearance by customizing their hair to fit their everyday lifestyle while still enhancing their best features. Her eye is drawn to multi-dimensional colors and beautiful blonde tones.
Her aspirations are to further her education by attending courses at the L'Oréal Professionell Academies and ultimately become an educator for L'Oréal.


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Der Marktbrunnen ist ein Kulturdenkmal in Mayen.

Entwurf / Planung

Der Brunnen wurde vom Baumeister Johann Michael Alken entworfen und gehört in Mayen zu den wenigen erhaltenen Beispielen klassizistischer Architektur.

Der Entwurf des Brunnens wurde 1812 fertiggestellt; der Bau begann noch im gleichen Jahr. 1813 wurde der Brunnen fertig und der Öffentlichkeit zur Nutzung übergeben.

Ursprünglich bestand die Brunnenanlage aus einem abgetreppten Unterbau mit einer aufgesetzten Plattform und einem aufstehenden Brunnenaufbau. Eine Treppenanlage führte von drei Seiten zu einem aufgesetzten Becken. Eine Viehtränke gestaltete den vierten Bereich um die Brunnenanlage. An Tagen mit Marktbetrieb wurde das Vieh durch die Treppenanlage vom Brauchwasserbecken ferngehalten, lediglich der unterste Bereich blieb den Tieren zugänglich. Der Marktbrunnen gliedert sich in drei Wasserebenen, von denen die oberste für Menschen, die mittlere für Großvieh und die unterste Ebene für das Kleinvieh vorgesehen waren. Auch die Bürger konnten dort Wasser holen.

Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg

Der Brunnen gehört zu den wenigen Denkmälern in Mayen, die der Zerstörung durch den Zweiten Weltkrieg entgangen sind. Dennoch hatte der Brunnen im Krieg starken Schaden genommen. Nach notdürftigen Reparaturen wurde er 1951 wieder in Betrieb genommen.

Neubau in den 1980er Jahren

Ein Neubau des Brunnens fand 1983 statt; die letzten Arbeiten wurden 1984 abgeschlossen. Entgegen der ursprünglichen Ansicht zeigt die Vorderseite des Brunnens nun zur Burg und dem Rathaus.

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Erbaut in den 1810er Jahren
Kulturdenkmal in Mayen
Bauwerk in Mayen
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11 edition of The FBI and Martin Luther King, Jr. found in the catalog.
The FBI and Martin Luther King, Jr.
from "Solo" to Memphis
by David J. Garrow
Published 1981 by W.W. Norton in New York .
King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968,
Hoover, J. Edgar 1895-1972,
Other titles F.B.I. and Martin Luther King, Jr.
Statement David J. Garrow.
LC Classifications E185.97.K5 G37 1981
The final report of the US Senate Church Committee, describing the decade-long effort by J Edgar Hoover and the FBI to discredit and "neutralize" the Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr. Hoover considered the civil rights movement to be "Communist," and did everything in /5. The depraved sexual degeneracy of Martin Luther King Jr., the great fraud, was so severe that the FBI Assistant Director William Sullivan who was investigating him said that in his 30 years at the FBI, Michael King Jr. (Martin Luther King Jr.) was one of the top seven most lowlife degenerates that the FBI had ever encountered.
An illustration of an open book. Books. An illustration of two cells of a film strip. Video. An illustration of an audio speaker. Audio. An illustration of a " floppy disk. The FBI and Martin Luther King, Jr. by Garrow, David J., author. Publication date TopicsPages: The MLK tapes: Secret FBI recordings accuse Martin Luther King Jr of watching and laughing as a pastor raped a woman, having 40 extramarital affairs - .
King's fierce determination to overturn the status quo of racial relations antagonized FBI director J. Edgar Hoover. The FBI and Martin Luther King, Jr. follows Hoover's personal obsession to destroy the civil rights leader. In an unprecedented abuse of governmental power, Hoover led one of the most invasive surveillance operations in Brand: Open Road Media. Secret FBI tapes that accuse Martin Luther King Jr of having extramarital affairs with '40 to 45 women' and even claim he 'looked on and laughed' as .
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This book was originally published as Code Name Zorro Republished in the 's by Mark Lane and Dick Gregory as "Murder in Memphis," this book blows the dust off of another chapter in American Mythology - that James Earl Ray assassinated Dr.
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Garrow. The author of Bearing the Cross, the Pulitzer Prize–winning biography of Martin Luther King Jr., exposes the government's massive surveillance campaign against the civil rights leader When US attorney general Robert F.
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And, if the FBI reports check out, they should learn that Martin Luther King, Jr. participated in the abuse of women. That would teach them about the racist government campaign against King, which Author: Jonathan Zimmerman. Three meticulously researched works—including Pulitzer Prize winner Bearing the Cross—spanning the life of civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr.
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1, after a meeting with FBI Director J. Edgar : David J. Garrow. Unsealed FBI documents have claimed that civil rights activist Martin Luther King 'looked on and laughed' while a friend raped a woman.
According to the Sunday Times the unsealed documents, unearthed by biographer David Garrow, make a. An FBI report has been declassified as part of the newly released John F. Kennedy assassination files, and claims Martin Luther King Jr had an 'all-night sex orgy' at a training workshop.
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correctly suspected the FBI. -Martin Luther King Jr. David J. Garrow whose article "The troubling legacy of Martin Luther King" uses Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) records to speak of "the great civil rights leader as a sexual libertine who 'laughed' as a forcible rape took place," has been referred to as a "progressive" historian.
In this sensational book, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Garrow documents the FBI's surveillance of Martin Luther King, Jr., showing how the FBI employed electronic eavesdropping devices, paid informants, and anonymous letters in a vicious but unsuccessful effort to destroy the civil-rights leader.
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What's on Tap in Tenleytown (6/2-6/8) | Tenleytown, D.C.
On Monday, June 2 spend an evening with some of the area's finest jazz musicians as the American Federation of Musicians hosts a Jazz Jam at Guapo's restaurant. From 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. you can enjoy music by Steve Novosell, also known as "bass dean of the local jazz scene," along with Wade Beach on piano and Percy Smith on drums. A mere $10 gets you entry to this jam session. Guapo's is located at 4515 Wisconsin Avenue, NW.
If jazz isn't your scene, then join Playwrights Forum and Iona on Monday evening at 7:00 p.m. for a reading of the play Could Do by Joseph Talarico. Could Do is the story of two men who fall in love, get married, become parents and go through difficult disagreements about money and how to raise a child. To reserve your seat, contact Patricia Dubroof at 202-895-9448. A $5 contribution is requested. Iona Senior Services is located at 4125 Albemarle Street, NW.
Tuesday, June 3: Molly K. Williamson will discuss global energy security as she examines the world's top three oil-producing countries and the ramifications of disruptions to global energy market stability.
Wednesday, June 4: Seth Goldman, president and TeaEO of Honest Tea, will share insights and business lessons from his journey to build a mission-driven business in a profit-driven world. As a bonus, Honest Tea will be providing tea at the lecture.
Thursday, June 5: Andrew White, author of the forthcoming book The World of Theater and Ritual in Byzantium, will describe the legacy of traditional theater and dramatic literature in the Byzantine Empire, as well as their curious relationship with the rites of the Greek Orthodox Church.
A full schedule for the series can be found online; each lecture is open to the public and free to attend. OLLI, a non-profit organization associated with the American University, provides continuing education for members of the community through lecture series and peer-led study groups.
Help raise funds for the Wilson Track program and enjoy a burrito at Chipotle on Tuesday, June 3 from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Let your server know that you support the DCAA champion boys and girls track teams and 50 percent of the proceeds from your purchase will go to the teams. Chipotle is located at 4301 Wisconsin Avenue, NW.
On Tuesday, June 3 lil omm yoga is hosting a free demo class for kids, ages 5 to 10 years, at 5:00 p.m. The drop-off class will help kids explore movements that challenge their strength and flexibility, as well as enjoy fun partner poses which build trust, self-esteem, and communication skills! For more information and to sign-up, visit the lil omm website. lil omm yoga is located at 4708 Wisconsin Avenue, NW.
The quarterly meeting of the American University's Community Liaison Committee (CLC) will take place on Tuesday, June 3 at 7:00 p.m. in the Founders Room of the School of International Service, preceded by refreshments and a meet-and-greet at 6:30 p.m. The CLC, which is comprised of university and community representatives, seeks to foster positive relations and to maintain regular communication between the university and its neighbors. The meeting is open to the public.
On Wednesday, June 4 enjoy yoga in the galleries at the Katzen Arts Center at 10:00 a.m. The free session will be led by a certified Kripalu Yoga teacher. Participants are asked to bring a mat.
The Katzen Arts Center will host a reception on Thursday, June 5 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in honor of the current exhibit The Objects from Nature/The Nature of Objects. The exhibit is a continuation of a shared series of paintings and mixed media work by Flora Kanter and Pam Frederick. It is the next installment of a narrative of work that explores the shared themes of the natural world and inanimate objects, uniquely created in the artists' abstract language.
Enjoy a complementary wine tasting in Le Chat Noir's upstairs wine lounge on Thursday from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Located at 4907 Wisconsin Avenue, the French restaurant hosts a wine tasting on the first Thursday of every month.
Also on Thursday, the Tenley-Friendship Library will host a discussion with author Glenn Williamson on his book Inside Out: Building a Glass House in Russia. In his memoir, Williamson shares his experiences working as a developer in Russia in the 1990s while balancing a home life with a new baby son. With unique and astute anecdotes, it offers insights into Russia, its people, and its culture. The discussion will begin at 7:00 p.m.
The monthly Orange Helmet Patrol community bike ride kicks off at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, June 5 at 2600 Connecticut Avenue, NW. Meet your neighborhood police officers, identify street lights that are out, and be part of a new high-visibility crime prevention strategy.
Wilson High School will hold its 2nd Annual Benefit Golf Tournament on Friday, June 6 at the University of Maryland Golf Course. Registration begins at 7:00 a.m. with a shotgun start at 8:00 a.m. Proceeds benefit the Wilson Parent-Teacher-Student Organization and the many initiatives the PTSO supports. It's not too late to register – find out more and sign up for the event at the tournament website.
On Saturday, June 7 join pop artist Michael Albert as he shares his talent for collages at the Tenley-Friendship Library starting at 2:00 p.m. Albert's art portfolio includes works in pen and ink, wax oil drawings, and his signature cubist cereal box mosaics. Attendees will learn more about his work, create a collage, and receive a signed poster.
The Jones-Haywood Dance School will present its annual dance recital on Sunday, June 8 at the Harold and Sylvia Greenberg Theatre. Founded in 1941, the Jones-Haywood Dance School provides high-quality dance training and arts education to students of all races and socio-economic backgrounds. Performances will be given at 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. Tickets can be purchased online for $25. The theater is located at 4200 Wisconsin Avenue, NW.
The Katzen Arts Center will host a free screening of Defiant Requiem on Sunday, June 8 at 4:00 p.m. in the Abramson Family Recital Hall. Defiant Requiem tells the little-known story of the Nazi concentration camp, Terezin. Led by imprisoned conductor Rafael Schachter, the inmates of Terezin fought back with art and music. Ray Farr, former director of the Steven Spielberg Film & Video Archive at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, will offer introductory remarks for this award-winning documentary film. Ms. Farr and conductor Murry Sidlin will take audience questions following the film.