joy milne is remembering the moment that changed her life.'d taken her husband les, who had parkinson's disease, to a support group meeting. i was giving a talk about stem cells and parkinson's disease in our institute here and at the end of the talk i entertained some questions as i would normally do and this was when i first heard joy's voice. i have to say it was a truly out—of— body experience. i didn't hear a word anybody said during the meeting. "i've got to do this, i've got to do this. no, i can't do... "i've got to do this." and i kept on saying to myself, "i have got to stand up and say this," and the next thing my knees locked and i was standing up... ..and my sentence, i said, "why are we not using the smell of parkinson's to diagnose earlier?" total silence. tilo went back to his normal work on stem cells, but he couldn't stop thinking aboutjoy‘s question and three weeks after the meeting, he decided to track her down. i found out her name wasjoy, joy milne from perth, and i got her phone number and i phoned her and asked her, "w

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milne, kenneth graham, who wrote "wind in the willows," other writers of that so-called golden age ofldren's literature, expressed this feeling which seems to me sickly and unhealthy. it's not something i share at all. i would much rather see children grow up than see them remain as children. there's something wrong with the idea of peter pan. there's something wrong with the idea of the little boy and his teddy bear playing at the edge of the forest forever and ever and ever. no, no. away with that. let's go on. >> let me ask you, is there something wrong with the age and the era of smartphones? do you think as a writer who lives, you know, in the printed word and on paper, do you feel that your craft is under threat from the whole smartphone era? >> it's a very good question and very shrewdly asked. yes, well, i've chosen to write books set in a universe where the smartphone has not been invented. if you're in any danger, you just call up help and away it comes with a smartphone. it's very hard to make a story work of the sort of story i like to write in the era of the smartphone. s

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. >> the fact they were quiet in summer of 2009, 3 mello mel miln people demonstrating first public displayf protest against the islamist state, and we did not support that and had no moral clarity on it, i was embarrassed as an american. president trump has done the right thing, we have moral clarity on the issue, this is a repressive regime, a regime that has taken the money they have, and used to to advance their foreign policy and lebanon and syria and iraq and yemen. they are squandering the opportunity to improve quality of life experience for their citizens, and their citizens present it. --s resense it, about what impresseds he about protest, it is not urban elite that are protesting. this is cut through political social contours of the state. there are tens -- >> widespread. >> very widespread. and cut across socio economic lines as well, this will cause a fizzure. this is not going to be something they will be able to put back easily. lou: turning to north korea, we have this two-state peninsula, which has been strategy for the united states, as well as china for the past 50 years

inclux county, delaware, cape may counn county and the eastern half of burlington, for gusts of 45 milne. so here is the timing of 11:00 tonight, it starts to spread into southern delaware, we hav by 2:00 in the morning, when we start good day at 4:00. it is still snowing when does io our area? maybe by rapidly exits by 9:00. that is the latest,r composite r models, what we're seeing when that is in, when it iow much? three to 6 inches to the south and east of us, one to metro area, and less than an inch, if anyth us. so, after that ends, it is the wind and the over after that for friday, for saturday, look at saturday highe're finally back to normal, though, by monday and tuesday of next week, but with the cd we could see a wintery mix of precipitation by then, bob kell lot of the crews out there today putting down the salt brine solution. dn weekends, because the ground was so cold, but, they'll give it a shot thugp that in mind asu travel your midday plans here, accident east on thers here rigr montgomery drive. that's slowing us down, on the boulevard, starting to see that single fi

last year they had 2.8 2.8 miln doses of hydrocodone and oxycodone. this is after all the stuff it's all the stuff and we knows it's a problem cut of windows more people are dying that are dying from car accident, that it is horrible problem and it was worse last year in this county. they prescribed more. and, in fact, since medicaid expansion its 11% increase. when we look at what we do, we safe with the marshall plan and spend more money, to think about how we spend it and what we do because we want more people to have healthcare. we expand medicaid. if you look at expansion of medicaid, but that map overlying the united states, you have an overlay of the heroin problem in the open your problem and its related to poverty and the expansion of health care. and so in your book you talk about what you can do for three dollars, you don't spend $200, you can pay three dollars a month and you can get it and trade and all that they can pick we have to figure out more rules on this. we have some new rules in kentucky on acute management but i think the hard