the success of his referendum in several cons to two shulman is held in september 12, 2010 reinvigorated this process here and now addition, the current 10% electoral threshold that makes it so difficult for pro-kurdish political parties to win any seats in the turkish parliament should also be lowered in line with current e.u. standards. in addition, the government should accept that their time education in usage and courts and jobless prosecution of kurdish politicians, lawyers and civil society leaders, the so-called kc k. trials that are continuing to this very day. one main problem now of course those with whom to talk. although we've been turkish observers recognized the pkk legitimacy despite all the states at first to discredit them would be difficult for the state formerly and openly to negotiate with them, given how the state has always defined them as mere terrorists. nevertheless. secretive talks with old salon were occurring. the turkish m.i.t. intelligent officials in oslo. although the secretive negotiations ended in failure at the time they were enough to make many hopefu

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lisa shulman says it's one of the first times the impact of exercise on parkinson's has been evaluated. >> maybe there's been a cultural perspective that has embraced pharmaceutical and surgical approaches, and has considered lifestyle changes to be very soft and not as worthy of study. any pain in your legs or your arms or anything? >> no. >> okay, great job. but it's not at all hard for me to imagine that the results of a properly designed exercise program are going to be more effective than many of the medications we have now. >> here we go, we're starting you up. >> that's all right, i'm starting you off. >> narrator: if time on the treadmill is as important as the pills you take, it may be because exercise increases something called growth factors, proteins that scientists think are essential to support the brain. >> when your dopamine neurons grow very early on in development they require growth factors for nurturing. if that neuron becomes damaged again through parkinson's disease, it seems to become dependent again on that growth factor. >> narrator: university of wisconsin sci

until 10 years ago, claire shulman was a long serving borough president there. she was the one who facilitated deception of the queens science museum and various arts museums, and set the general assembly. that is where you have a meeting of all the different ethnic communities. helen marshall came in, and she adopted -- her roots are from guyana, and she grew up as a library librarian and schoolteacher, active in the pta. she ran into politics. she was involved is a peacemaker and black-white issues. there were some serious ones in the 1980s. she became the borough president and said she had a marshall plan. the marshall plan -- part of it was the queens assembly. she reminds he went to see her, united nations, when it was founded in 1945, the first offices were in queens. the leftover pavilions from the world's fair of 1939 and 1940, that is where the universal declaration of human rights was drafted, and they still have some markers in museums on it. she had her marshall plan. part of the plan, i think this is very interesting, is that she has a calendar ever