To learn firsthand how it is changing lives at the most basic level. I learned about the tremendous support vida usa has from the bay area to peru because of its mission and its beloved cofounder. [ speaking spanish ] it was a spectacular 25thanniversary gala, with 900 donors and the consul general of peru in San Francisco, candy chavez. Haydee rodriguezpastor is the cofounder of vida usa and vida peru. This mother of six lives in the bay area and was born in peru. She inspires people because of the work being done by the nonprofit she started in the east bay with her late husband, carlos. He started a bank in peru, which has been an enthusiastic supporter of vida for years. A deadly illness prompted the birth of the charity. The infrastructure was already there after the epidemic ended, so haydee and her team built it into a lifesaving powerhouse that ships containers full of surplus medical equipment and supplies to peru and helps millions of other people in at least a dozen other la
Town celebrates. Abc7 News Reporter Wayne Freedman shows us petalumas beloved tradition. In petaluma today, a refreshingly oldschool definition of taking to the streets and, for that matter, respecting your elders. 91 next month. 91. Im 93. Ill be 94 in january. I am 100 years old. Theyre the guests of honor today in a community that turned out with tears in their eyes. Because they sacrifice so much to have us have our freedom, and theyre just never recognized enough. Yes, its veterans day once again in petaluma, where, 38 miles north of San Francisco, 42 miles north of oakland, and after a week of angst about this nations future, petaluma honored those who served their country in the past. Fred bollinger says it may have been a better world then. But you didnt have the internet. Well, i hope not. [ laughs ] you got that right. [ laughs ] i used to stand up on the hill and yodel. This year, the parade has grown to 200 different entries, 1,700 people riding, walking, marching, being ch
Seems as though everybody in town celebrates. Abc7 News Reporter Wayne Freedman shows us petalumas beloved tradition. In petaluma today, a refreshingly oldschool definition of taking to the streets and, for that matter, respecting your elders. 91 next month. 91. Im 93. Ill be 94 in january. I am 100 years old. Theyre the guests of honor today in a community that turned out with tears in their eyes. Because they sacrifice so much to have us have our freedom, and theyre just never recognized enough. Yes, its veterans day once again in petaluma, where, 38 miles north of San Francisco, 42 miles north of oakland, and after a week of angst about this nations future, petaluma honored those who served their country in the past. Fred bollinger says it may have been a better world then. But you didnt have the internet. Well, i hope not. [ laughs ] you got that right. [ laughs ] i used to stand up on the hill and yodel. This year, the parade has grown to 200 different entries, 1,700 people riding
Seems as though everybody in town celebrates. Abc7 News Reporter Wayne Freedman shows us petalumas beloved tradition. In petaluma today, a refreshingly oldschool definition of taking to the streets and, for that matter, respecting your elders. 91 next month. 91. Im 93. Ill be 94 in january. I am 100 years old. Theyre the guests of honor today in a community that turned out with tears in their eyes. Because they sacrifice so much to have us have our freedom, and theyre just never recognized enough. Yes, its veterans day once again in petaluma, where, 38 miles north of San Francisco, 42 miles north of oakland, and after a week of angst about this nations future, petaluma honored those who served their country in the past. Fred bollinger says it may have been a better world then. But you didnt have the internet. Well, i hope not. [ laughs ] you got that right. [ laughs ] i used to stand up on the hill and yodel. This year, the parade has grown to 200 different entries, 1,700 people riding
[inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] good evening. On behalf of the institute of neuroscience and Human Behavior. It i welcome you to this open my presentation. We are honored and proud to have with us this evening a scientist who needs no introduction to this audience. Our director of the seminole institute and author, american mania and the well tuned brained, neuroscience and that life well lived which is the book that peter will be talking about this evening. Welcome, thank you so much for coming to speak with us this evening. It is is a treat for so many of us. We even have people here from oxford, and we are just delighted to welcome you this evening. In discussion will be another scientist who is the professor of psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences and the director of the neuromodulation center. He is also off faculty advisor. So we would like to thank you all for being here and sharing your expertise with us. A few housekeeping items, after the presenta