The Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions: A Behind the Scene Look at the Asian Carp

Thursday, October 20, 2011

A Behind the Scene Look at the Asian Carp

A Behind the Scene Look at the Asian Carp

October 27th, 2011

2nd Floor of the Moline Commercial Club

1530 Fifth Avenue

Moline Illinois

Michael Grady

Export Manager at Schafer Fisheries, Thompson Illinois

Will present why the newest species of carp in America is the most misunderstood fish in America

Denigrated as inferior and invasive by the media, the Asian carps are in fact delicious, nutritious and an excellent low calorie alternative to the hamburger in the American diet.

7:00 p.m.

Moline Commercial Club

1530 Fifth Ave. Moline

Light refreshments, wine and beverages are served.

This event is free and open to the public.

Doors open at 6:30

For further information please call 309-762-9202

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List of Derogatory Words in the 21st Century

The Independent Scholars are collecting derogatory words to be compiled in a list held in the library at The Institue as well as circulated on the internet. These are the words being used, at this time, in our social history, and words which are to be generally avoided, since they can be taken as humiliating, hostile and derogatory or 'fighting' words to the listener.

These words are alos very revealing, relecting the underlying prejudices and bias that weaved in all societies and cultures.

Please bring inyour personal list of words you consider derogatory.

You can also access this list on our QC Institute Independent Scholars on Likendin. We will continue to expand it as our Independent Scholars bring in their contributions.

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7:00pm
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Due to reqest from out co-learners at the ISE, we are continuing through the summer this year, or at least throught the next month till demand statys. Past custome has been to close for the summer by the middle of May to reopen in the middle of September. This year we are responding to request to continue ISE.

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A Behind the Scene Look at the Asian Carp

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