Welcome to our Joy of Learning program for April! This class will consist of a series of 4 lectures. April 1: A Wampanoag Perspective in 400 Years of History by Linda Coombs. Ms. Coombs is program director of the Aquinnah Cultural Center, as well as author and historian from the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah). April 8: Influences on Native Perspectives – Myths, Legends & Realities by Ron Petersen.... (more)

This course will cover the most significant events from the ending of the hunger strikes to the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement. The curriculum covers: • The "Supergrass trials" of the 1980s • The Great Maze Escape in 1983 • The bombing of the Conservative party conference in 1984. • The Anglo Irish Agreement 1985. • The decision by Sinn Fein to end abstentionism in 1986 • The John Hume/Gerry Adams talks that began in 1988. • Shoot-to-kill policies of the British army - the Loughall ambush, killings in Gibralter and the assassination of solicitor Pat Finucane. • Media censorship of republicans. • Collusion between British army, police and loyalist paramilitaries in sectarian killings • The IRA campaign in England and the resignation of Margaret Thatcher. • The 1994 IRA ceasefire and the start of peace talks. • The role of US politicians and US President Bill Clinton. • The end of the IRA ceasefire when the Conservative Party, under pressure from Unionist politicians, refused to allow Sinn Fein to participate in the formal peace talks. • In 1996 the IRA bombed the London Docklands and a large part of the center of Manchester city with the largest bomb in Britain since WW2.... (more)

Did you know: In 2017, 6.64 percent of consumers became victims of identity fraud — that’s about 1 in 15 people. One in five victims of identity theft have experienced it more than once.... (more)

Petrochemistry Conference 2020 provides a platform for Research scholars, Scientists and Academic people to share and globalize their Research work while the participants from industry/ business sectors can promote their products thus felicitating dissemination of knowledge.... (more)

Welcome to our Joy of Learning program for April! This class will consist of a series of 4 lectures. April 1: A Wampanoag Perspective in 400 Years of History by Linda Coombs. Ms. Coombs is program director of the Aquinnah Cultural Center, as well as author and historian from the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah). April 8: Influences on Native Perspectives – Myths, Legends & Realities by Ron Petersen.... (more)

Petrochemistry Conference 2020 provides a platform for Research scholars, Scientists and Academic people to share and globalize their Research work while the participants from industry/ business sectors can promote their products thus felicitating dissemination of knowledge.... (more)

Cape Cod is the ideal location to start your birding career or take it to the next level. In this series, expert birder Chris Walz will take participants through the process of creating a year list from beginning to end and lend his insights and birding skills along the way during monthly Saturday outings at Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary and other birding hotspots on the Cape and further afield. January- Getting Started with ebird Saturday,January 18th 10am-12pm Location: Long Pasture February- In Search of Snowy Owls Saturday, February 15th 9:00am-11:00am Location: TBD on the Cape March- Winter Songbirds of Cape Cod Saturday, March 21st, 9:00-11:00am Location: Long Pasture April- Birding the Ashumet Holly Sanctuary Saturday, April 18th,9:00am-12:00pm Location: Ashumet Holly Sanctuary, Falmouth May- Warbler Day at Mt.... (more)

This upcoming conference majorly focuses on senescence, aging demographics, and social theories of Gerontology, Biogerontology, Environmental Gerontology, Life extension science (anti- aging medicine), Experimental Gerontology, Geroscience and Biomedical Gerontology.... (more)

Welcome to our Joy of Learning program for April! This class will consist of a series of 4 lectures. April 1: A Wampanoag Perspective in 400 Years of History by Linda Coombs. Ms. Coombs is program director of the Aquinnah Cultural Center, as well as author and historian from the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah). April 8: Influences on Native Perspectives – Myths, Legends & Realities by Ron Petersen.... (more)

Octopuses are fantastically weird animals: they have flexible, sucker-lined arms, three hearts, blue blood, and skin that can change color and texture in the blink of an eye. They also have the largest invertebrate nervous systems, and complex camera-type eyes to rival our own.... (more)