I believe that the only way to win a war, pardon the expression, is by winning the hearts and minds of the population. With the dreaded Taliban as the nemesis, our efforts should have been easy to do. This is a Vietnam War saying but it is right, why else bother fighting in a foreign land anyway?.

Khine, an artist based in Yangon, doesn think of himself as political. Right now, he says, he much rather be creating paintings of imagined scenes. But since Myanmar military coup on Feb. There was also appreciation expressed by those in attendance for the opportunity to meet the new member of Grampa’s management team who seemed to genuinely hear the concerns of neighbors and brings HR skills to the business. The Oscar Mayer Strategic Assessment Committee is holding an Open House on Thursday from 6 8p at Warner Park Community Rec Center. Neighborhood meeting August 14 for Winnebago Arts Cafe, 2262 Winnebago St, see end of blog for details..

The PEPR Education and Training Center will be a neighborhood training center operated by the Urban League of Greater Madison at the closed Griff’s Restaurant site. The design team for the project is seeking early community input and information important to the eventual design and construction of the center. Please come out to have your voices heard!!.

In the month since it opened, the carousel has already become a welcome addition to the neighborhood’s draws for tourists, which include Jacques Torres’ chocolate shop at 66 Water St. And a stone marker on the pier where George Washington and his troops fled by boat to Manhattan after the disastrous Battle of Brooklyn in 1776. At night, the carousel runs a light show every hour, projecting the dancing shadows of horses onto the walls and ceiling of the pavilion.

He suggested Arkansans can think about the pandemic like a hurricane, with three distinct stages. The storm started building from March through August of 2020. The second stage hit in November, when COVID 19 hit the state with full force. Neither socioeconomic deprivation nor a history of depression increases an individuals’ vulnerability to the carcinogenic effects of cigarette smoke. The increase in lung cancer risk among more deprived individuals and those with depression is largely explained by the greater cigarette consumption by these groups of people. Smoking cessation interventions targeted to these groups of people are needed to reduce the lung cancer related health inequalities associated with deprivation and depression..