Programs and Publications Department of the enoch pratt free library. Welcome to writers wise. Thank you for joining us to welcome dr. Lydia kang to baltimore. We hope you will join for some of our upcoming events, and stearns, author of finding age, and caregivers guide to living your best life. Will be rating on wednesday november 29 at 12 p. M. At the Senior Center in canton. And then we are hosting, same day, mark bowden, a turning point in vietnam come in conversation with steve luxenberg. At 7 p. M. At church of the redeemer. You can sign up for our email list or pick up a flyer or copy of compass at the table to the right. So tonight dr. Lydia kang, practicing internal medicine physician and author of adult and young Adult Fiction will share from her book quacker a brief history of the worst ways to cure everything. Cowritten with Nate Pedersen, a librarian, historian and freelance journalist with over 400 publications in print and online. So quackery offers 67 tales about outla
And see that south africa has a signatory to the treaty which means under their obligation that the minute that albashir steps in that country theyre supposed to arrest him and he gets his trial on genocide so naturally every time he goes to a country whether its out of africa or chad or anyplace else i wrote the crowd using social media as a means where everybody gets involved and i do things like tweet out president albashir is headed to south africa. South africa is a signatory and heres the phone number for the south African Embassy in washington dc. Call and tell them what you think they should do when he arrives. Theres a groundswell of people doing it and other likewise trying to get him but the reason i pursued this is one day i found out that president albashir wanted to send his foreign minister to talk to me. I bet, talk to me . Thats odd. I said okay. So he came to washington, he was going to be at the un in new york or the opening of the Un General Assembly so he came down
Lyle lovett, welcome. Evan, thanks for having me. Nice to be back with you. Congratulations on 16 years of the show well, thanks very much. Cant believe it, time goes fast. It was first season that we first spoke. Yeah, thats right, you came back again one more time, and now here you are again, so see you in eight years. Thats how that goes, i think, right . Or Something Like that. Yeah. So were sitting here today against the backdrop of this awful weather in houston, flooding. A community that you know well, care enormously about. You were born in memorial hospital, right, in houston . In methodist hospital. Methodist hospital, pardon me, in houston, and you grew up in houston and around houston, and you still live in the still live here, still live right where i grew up. Yeah, i know its, ive been keeping an eye on the, and been on the phone all day back home. Lots of folks are underwater, where we are in north Harris County, were on high enough ground that were okay, but things are
Lyle lovett, welcome. Evan, thanks for having me. Nice to be back with you. Congratulations on 16 years of the show well, thanks very much. Cant believe it, time goes fast. It was first season that we first spoke. Yeah, thats right, you came back again one more time, and now here you are again, so see you in eight years. Thats how that goes, i think, right . Or Something Like that. Yeah. So were sitting here today against the backdrop of this awful weather in houston, flooding. A community that you know well, care enormously about. You were born in memorial hospital, right, in houston . In methodist hospital. Methodist hospital, pardon me, in houston, and you grew up in houston and around houston, and you still live in the still live here, still live right where i grew up. Yeah, i know its, ive been keeping an eye on the, and been on the phone all day back home. Lots of folks are underwater, where we are in north Harris County, were on high enough ground that were okay, but things are
Lyle lovett, welcome. Evan, thanks for having me. Nice to be back with you. Congratulations on 16 years of the show well, thanks very much. Cant believe it, time goes fast. It was first season that we first spoke. Yeah, thats right, you came back again one more time, and now here you are again, so see you in eight years. Thats how that goes, i think, right . Or Something Like that. Yeah. So were sitting here today against the backdrop of this awful weather in houston, flooding. A community that you know well, care enormously about. You were born in memorial hospital, right, in houston . In methodist hospital. Methodist hospital, pardon me, in houston, and you grew up in houston and around houston, and you still live in the still live here, still live right where i grew up. Yeah, i know its, ive been keeping an eye on the, and been on the phone all day back home. Lots of folks are underwater, where we are in north Harris County, were on high enough ground that were okay, but things are