A painful disease and if he asks you how could you possibly know this just tell him that you watched in good shape. In good shape your Weekly Health show on t w covers many aspects of health care. We look at whats new in medical treatment nutrition fitness and. We discuss ways topics in depth with specialists and give you the chance to pose your own questions so do get in touch. Very about 40000 different kinds of fruit on mother earth and 20000 varieties of apples. The apple is the most popular fruit on earth but the food most consumed in. The tomato is actually both fruit and vegetable lets face it your taste buds dont care how the botanist classifieds this red wonder of nature as long as your health is concerned it matters a lot. Whether you. Are more vegetables. 5 servings of fruits and vegetables a day thats the golden rule of nutrition in many countries so when it comes to good health does that mean that more fruit is always better. Not necessarily he says physician and nutrition
Was brief but impactful. History colorado hosted the event and provided the video. We have dr. Judy gaughan here. Associate professor of history at the Colorado State university in pueblo and is one of the organizers of the womens Suffrage Centennial summit in colorado, a values partner in the womens cocentennial is writing a book holly andrie clydde american first. Thank you for being with us today. Dr. Gaughan dr. Gaughan thank you, mike. I want to say thank you to the center for colorado womens history for hosting what is a fascinating lecture series. Hopefully it will continue to be fascinating today in february 2018, as i was happily strolling the streets of rome metaphorically speaking, i joined 16 other women to celebrate the centennial of womens suffrage. As the first meeting of that is soon to be name womens Suffrage Centennial of southern colorado i learned the significance of this did not strike me immediately. I began to do research to celebrate the colorado centennial 125
Was brief, it was also impactful. History colorado hosted this event and provided the video. Here have dr. Judy gaughan. She has done a lot of work here with many different things, but dr. Judy gaughan is the associate of history at Colorado State university in pueblo and is one of the organizers of a valued partner in the womens post centennial in colorado in 2020. Dr. Judy gaughan is currently writing a book, surely the world moves. Fork you, dr. Judy gaughan, taking the time to be here with us today and tell this remarkable story. Gaughan thank you, mike. I want to say thank you to the center for colorado womens history for hosting what is a fascinating lecture series. Hopefully it will continue to be fascinating today. I also want to give a warning that there is a trigger topic. Only passed legislation statutory rape, so i will be talking about that peter later so i wanted people to be aware of that ahead of time. 2018, as i was happily strolling the streets of rome metaphorically
Complacent well debate that and your next money moves. Liz young is with us, and a tipper mcgee, Institutional Investment services group, and she is a new cnbc contributor. We will have the hazing ceremony, tiffany, in just a bit. Meanwhile, a check on the marks. Nasdaq against hitting new intraday highs, but the nasdaq doing a bit of a uturn, now down 28 points or about 0. 25 of this hour as some growth names like tesla and apple drop. Well talk about them in a little more detail steve weiss, id like to begin with you i read a very persuasive note that talked about reasons to stay invested. If you bet against this market, you are bankly shorting two things you are shorting the fed and you are shorting science, i. E. The hope that a vaccine will come along. You want to short those two . I dont think so steve . So, my observation that i sent to you this morning were that the markets momentum market, and if you disregard fundamentals, which the market is doing in large part, or at least
Discusses his new book, dangerous melodies. Classical music and america from the great war through the cold war. It explores the intersection of politics and music in the first half of the 20th century. Mr. Rosenberg describes how music can serve as a tool of both outreach and xenophobia depending on the Political Climate of the era. Good afternoon. Hello everyone. Im amanda sciandro and on behalf of smithsonian associates, its my pleasure to welcome you here for Classical Music and American Foreign relations, a complicated to it. Thank you to our members. Its your support they keep this going all year round. Thank you very much. We are going deep into december for the holidays. It is a pleasure to have you. If you are not yet a member or curious about our membership levels or programs, please feel free to talk to me or any of our lovely volunteers just outside the doors. You can also pick up a copy of the magazine if you do not have one already. You can find us online at smithsonian a