Very helpful in categorizing certain conditions. Giving people some sense, based on which categories. When it failed that is the underlying. Having most people understand that i mean, theres value in it, but really asking why, whats going on. I think the more we learn, the more we will come to understand that its not specific neurotransmitters. As they can play a role in this disorder or that disorder, but to really understand how neural circuits really become sensitized, how those narrow circuits, those groups get laid down. We think that is what is key. The reality is, the reason why this has been so hard, i mean, just because once those neural circuits get strengthened, how long do they lack, they respond, so they can last a lifetime. But, the good news is we can lay down new neural circuits and i think i mean, i think increasingly those who provide care understand that the goal is to try to lay down those new neural circuits. Thank you very much. [applause]. [applause]. We do have
International community to do the things they are doing. In our meeting earlier with us afghan womens council, one thing is so many nonprofits have gone in, lets get some for profits in afghanistan. [applause] figure out ways to help develop the country so the Afghan Government can stand up and be the ones that take care of things in afghanistan. I want to add something to all of this. I am really honored as always to be around you. They have done an incredible job. When i saw the book it reminded me, took me to 14 years ago. I want to read something to you. The honorable mrs. Bush, i would like to thank you on behalf of afghan men and women for all the help you have supported and the care you have given the afghan women and children. I do remember those days. I gave my first lobbying speech in chicago in 2004. And American Progress men and women. In afghan women capacity to fund for the projects. And ended with the following sentence with a lot of hope. After her pain, i feel like the
Now, we kick up the with the politics of marriage. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] , like to welcome you all. Thank you for coming. My very good friend will give me a set of rules to impart to you and i know if i dont do it right i want to read leave right away. I have already welcomed you. I will tell you on the second floor after this session the authors will be signing books and your authors are gentoo and kate bolick. When they signed some of the proceeds will go to the library foundation, which is near to all of our hearts, so hope you consider buying maybe more than one copy. Kate bolick is the author of spencer, making a life of ones own. Shes also a contributor editor to the atlantic and host of touchstones, and annual literally interview series. I would like to come next year. In august, preferably. Her work has appeared in cosmopolitan, the New York Times, among other publications and Sheila Rebecca both live in brooklyn. Rebecca is the author both of thes
More drones and fences there than every and elicit trade is just as common as ever. Trying to stop it is impossible. It is the most common thing in the world and something that hasnt caused the world to end yet and probably wont cause the world to end tomorrow. So i think we should all take a deep breath and understand it is a common phenomena and it is like any crime. And it is not the panic it is made out to be and the political rhetoric you see today is for self serving hands. [applause] last thoughts, kimball . What do you want people to know about the world you discover and the tijuana border. I want to talk about bord er itself i guess. All of the decisions have been made from washington down and i wish we had a bigger voice. The people who live here. A pragmatic, energetic community and i think our say should be just as important. I want to thank both our authors. George diaz and kimball taylor. They will be signing books at the big tent and you can buy one there. Thank you so m
Governments structures. I just wanted to mention those 2cf you find those things to fit with your own experience or take issue with them . Anyone . Maybe i could just dark this time those that do tremendous work around the world but it does mention integration nothing can be more powerful in terms of a verdict radicalization and with homestand refugees sidebyside for friends or neighbors or it cetera. One of the reasons and has been so successful there is a real integration to have that type of the extremism it is the strongest that. It is on the money it is highly important and what we are trying to do to bring together counterterrorism before the problem becomes up problem to create much more coordination if you are trading a Law Enforcement organization and to understand the drivers to be more effective that is vitally important you are right to target the most vulnerable with the assistance programs and what we are doing of those that our most susceptible to become radicalized to m