sleeping the rest of Sunday and Monday until 7:30 am to catch up on his sleep deficit

Blogged and did laundry Saturday, when I should have been snoring in the bedroom.

Deciding whether to sleep all weekend, from now through early Monday morning. Looks as if i will.

Celebrating the annual 'Great American Meatout' - kicking the meat habit - far out of history

Meetings & 2009 EIGHR all day; recovering from 'a bug' - probably hundreds of millions of such bugs!

Stuffed noise cleared with salty water; dry throat assuaged with cold filtered water, I go to sleep.

"I never get sick", but I dragged through my last 2 of 8 hours today; I may have the flu.

Preparing student acceptances for June 8-12 2009 HSPH Ethical Issues in Global Health Research event

Struggling to get home to watch (a) 24 and (b) House; or is it (a) House and (b) 24?

Accepting students (who paid) into the 2009 EIGHR course: http://www.HSPH.Harvard.edu/bioethics/

Looking for thoughtful, articulate, kind, principled vegetarians to write celebrative songs about the joy of living by vegan values!

Looking for thoughtful, articulate, kind, principled vegetarians to write celebrative songs about the joy of living by vegan values!

Preparing 2009 EIGHR acceptances for June 8-12 after attending Sat AM session of 2009 National Undergraduate Bioethics Conference @Harvard

Preparing for National Undergraduate Bioethics Conference at Harvard Friday/Saturday, then 2009 EIGHR student acceptances for June 8-12.

Preparing for public ethics workshop Thur 1-5 pm;Natl Undergrad Bioethics Conf @Harvard Fri/Saturday

VejNaturals Wed PM; Natl Undergrad Bioethics Conf @Harvard Fri/Sat;public ethics wrkshp Thurs 1-5 pm

Preparing for National Undergraduate Bioethics Conference @Harvard Friday/Saturday &public ethics workshop for Thursday afternoon

Psyched about meeting Paul Krugman (Nobel Prize, Economics) at HMS this afternoon.

Psyched about HOUSE at 8 pm and 24 at 9 pm tonight; then because I'm zonked, I'll go to sleep early.

Processing applications for the 2009 HSPH Ethical Issues in Global Research course.

Attended 3 GREAT nutrition lectures by 3 city school food service directors at HSPH: they do MUCH.

I'm marketing the 2009 EIGHR course - Ethical Issues in Global Health Research: http://www.HSPH.Harvard.edu/bioethics/ Attend if qualified.

The Harvard School of Public Health and Harvard Divinity School

present

The Second Annual Symposium on
The Roles of Faith-Based Organizations in Public Health

Thursday, March 12th
1:00 - 5:00 pm
Harvard-Yenching Institute, Auditorium
2 Divinity Avenue ● Cambridge, MA

Reception to follow symposium

Welcome:
Dr. Daniel Wikler, Professor of Ethics and Population Health, Harvard School of Public Health

Opening Address (1:00-1:45 pm)

“Health and Faith in the Obama Era”

Kimberly Konkel
Associate Director for Health, Center for Faith-Based and Community Initiatives, HHS
Panel 1 (1:45-3:15 pm)
Faith-Based Organizations in Public Health: Constitutional, Legal, and Ethical Issues

Melissa Rogers
Director, Wake Forest School of Divinity Center for Religion and Public Affairs;
Member, President’s Advisory Council on Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships

Richard Katskee
Assistant Legal Director, American’s United for Separation of Church and State

Kevin Outterson
Associate Professor, Boston University School of Law

Moderator: Richard Parker
Lecturer in Public Policy, Sr. Fellow, Shorenstein Center, Harvard Kennedy School

Panel 2 (3:30-5:00 pm)

Contraception and Faith: Including the Voice of Religion in Family Planning

Dianne Luby
President and CEO, Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts

Rev. Eugene Rivers, III
Pastor, Azusa Christian Community; Co-chair, National TenPoint Leadership Foundation

Allan Hill
Andelot Professor of Demography, Global Health and Population, Harvard School of Public Health

Lisa Sowle Cahill
J. Donald Monan Professor of Theology, Boston College

Nadine Weidman
Associate, Department of the History of Science, Harvard University

Moderator: Dr. Marcia Castro
Assistant Professor of Demography, Global Health and Population, Harvard School of Public Health

Sponsored by:
The Department of Global Health and Population, Harvard School of Public Health;
Africa Health Forum;
The Office of Student Life, Harvard Divinity School;
HSPH Student Group for Reproductive Health and Rights

This event is open to the public.

Questions? Please contact Alyson at arosewoo@hsph.harvard.edu

http://maynardsclark.blogspot.com/ Faith-Based Orgs in Public Health, Thur Mar 12, 1-5 pm, Harvard-Yenching Inst, 2 Divinity Av Cambridge MA

http://maynardsclark.blogspot.com/ Faith-Based Orgs in Public Health, Thur Mar 12, 1-5 pm, Harvard-Yenching Inst, 2 Divinity Av Cambridge MA

The Harvard School of Public Health and Harvard Divinity School

present

The Second Annual Symposium on

The Roles of Faith-Based Organizations in Public Health

Thursday, March 12th

1:00 - 5:00 pm

Harvard-Yenching Institute, Auditorium

2 Divinity Avenue ● Cambridge, MA

Reception to follow symposium

Welcome: Dr. Daniel Wikler, Professor of Ethics and Population Health, Harvard School of Public Health

Opening Address (1:00-1:45 pm)

“Health and Faith in the Obama Era”

Kimberly Konkel

Associate Director for Health, Center for Faith-Based and Community Initiatives, HHS

Panel 1 (1:45-3:15 pm)

Faith-Based Organizations in Public Health: Constitutional, Legal, and Ethical Issues

Melissa Rogers

Director, Wake Forest School of Divinity Center for Religion and Public Affairs;

Member, President’s Advisory Council on Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships

Richard Katskee

Assistant Legal Director, American’s United for Separation of Church and State

Kevin Outterson

Associate Professor, Boston University School of Law

Moderator: Richard Parker

Lecturer in Public Policy, Sr. Fellow, Shorenstein Center, Harvard Kennedy School

Panel 2 (3:30-5:00 pm)

Contraception and Faith: Including the Voice of Religion in Family Planning

Dianne Luby

President and CEO, Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts

Rev. Eugene Rivers, III

Pastor, Azusa Christian Community; Co-chair, National TenPoint Leadership Foundation

Allan Hill

Andelot Professor of Demography, Dept. of Global Health and Population, Harvard School of Public Health

Lisa Sowle Cahill

J. Donald Monan Professor of Theology, Boston College

Nadine Weidman

Associate, Department of the History of Science, Harvard University

Moderator: Dr. Marcia Castro

Assistant Professor of Demography, Harvard School of Public Health

Sponsored by: The Department of Global Health and Population, Harvard School of Public Health; Africa Health Forum; The Office of Student Life, Harvard Divinity School; HSPH Student Group for Reproductive Health and Rights

This event is open to the public.

Questions? Please contact Alyson at arosewoo@hsph.harvard.edu

Dementia risk TRIPLED for those who DON'T EAT ENOUGH FRUITS and VEGETABLES

Oh, the conflicts in vegan friendship; a workplace agenda forced the decision - still 100% vegan

Plugging away in Longwood; much is accomplished, so celebrate another day of working productively.

Callig it aniht for the day. G'night!

Heading for home: will I stop by the dry cleaners for fresh shirts or the grocery for refreshments?

Watching 24 for 2 hrs, then sleeping for work Longwood Tuesday for documents, speeches, lectures

Another hour on the summer intensive research ethics course, then home to HOUSE and 24

Maynard will spend snowy Sunday in talking heads political TV talk shows, sleeping to prepare for Monday, catching up on electronic matters.