and it's a book about scientific treasures in the u s and why does a scientific treasure that's a difficult question to answer because it's not only the local aquarium or the local science museum it may be a great garden call that's called botany it could be  went to the metropolitan museum of art you'd say what does that have to do with science they have a unique collection of  them the nihil all of these things fall under what we refer to as science so almost any side you can find things that are science related the question is does this site do a good job now but good job and this is for adults this is the only science book and travel guide for adults probably in the whole  world so what's the criteria for a good job before you've got to put in the yearbook and tell people to spend their hard earned money in time to go someplace when i go in first of all i'll take an overview of the facility that we're in is it comfortable do we like the thiel wing of it is there room to move around and a strange corners that squeeze people and you can't get around also the signage is extremely important i have noticed over the past few years that there's been a decline in the sun and the quality of the signage that drives me nuts directions you know nothing's clear consistent yeah now what i'm talking about is if you're looking at some material i was in and aquarium un aquarium in the us you can name them i don't think i want to in this case and i as i walked by it was a lovely little seeing with the fish swimming in it and how beautiful plants in it and i was looking around to find out what the plants who are what some of the fish were they had labeled some of the fish but they didn't have any material on other fish they did not and i could not find any material on the plan no one someone miss a cute little idea that maybe we should describe what people see every day here in this book that aquarium had all that material i have noticed it's not just this and we don't list that many museums have reduced the quality of the writing so that you don't get all the information why do you think people don't read scientist can be anyone who's crazy about plants and wants all the detail to the botanist or the botany professor or the i could go on but back in those yaml there young people like the older people like that and we had a tough time getting a publisher for the first edition because it's on the book who's going to buy it the assumption was nobody we went to publishers who said there are three scientists in the lab someplace and they're hundred ninety eight and that came about your husband you know your late husband and you decide what it was the genesis of the other you like to travel you like science we like to travel he was a chemist and  i dabbled in many things but history was my big love and english literature any literature and a lot of other things i played in science also he liked ot also loved to go to museums and things we were living in england at the time for a year and we decided to go and see whole part of a century and that's the only material we have on it so my husband didn't want to go and i said well it's on the way and i really want to see it so he bent and we went home we went to the church and was looking at the beautiful saying glass windows we were very excited about both of us were very excited about it then we went outside to look at some of the things on the outside and we discovered that that monastery made stained glass and was shipping it all over europe and then we started reading the material they had there posted and apparently he did a lot of work on astronomy and math suddenly realized that our interests both messed but then you said this is going to be our route sixty six travel then when we decided that we're going to travel around that we're going to put a book together through that we were able to get the book published so that that's you know the genesis of it and we got to many places and you see science and you  l that they were mining materials atta and they gave tours ah which was really wonderful to see you don't tell is scheduled to be out in twenty twenty two years ahead we are more than half done with the book so that should work its will be published by oxford s we have something in every state of the union this one only has forty eight states the next one will have fifty so please look forward to twenty twenty american scientific treasures a travel companion the last place hot time in trenton a lot of elections going on and what are you doing right now you're running for i am running for a c trenton city council and at large seat specifically for trenton city council  you're running what is it what's the passion what's the vision what's the what's the the dirty negro the nitty gritty issues sure so i'm really running to make trenton the city that it can be many folks are not happy with the direction of the city of trenton there displeased with to cry the blight the lack of opportunities for young people and i'm running for city council to do something about it and i am a native tran tony and i was born and raised in trenton i went off to college at howard university came back and after a few years i started teaching at trend central high school west campus and unfortunately i noticed that many of the students that i taught did not have the same kind of opportunities that i had growing up so for example i really participated a lot in our library branch water branch in particular and unfortunately based phone budget cuts that library branch as well as the other branches are now closed yeah yeah i remember that this is still a city too and they really don't have a library yet we just have one we haven't won the main library center on academy street trenton is a city of nearly ninety thousand people and  unfortunately we are suffering a lack of opportunities for young people our senior services are being challenged and folks are just concerned and rather than curse to darkness i'm interested in lighting a candle organize how can you get people to believe in you invest in you well that's a really good point brings me back to a quote from helen jackson she said you know i can't sweetney entire atlantic ocean but i can sleep in a cup and so my point is i feel that my insight my passion my skill set would be greatly utilize all city council in terms of advocating in bringing the light to issues that i care about purport to say that i can change the entire city attract work but i believe that having a voice that is solely focused on the people of trenton is something that would benefit the people  life changed my life no question about it i lived right around the corner from the library branch on a message avenue and i took advantage of the rich cultural capital that resided in those walls of that library branch and i am passionate about making sure that we provide opportunities for our young people listen you only get one shouted and i want the people young people have trained specifically to have a city government that supports their aspirations so i'm going to be fighting for increased recreational as well as extracurricular activities so i think what finding the money making sure things get fixed and making sure that through the budget process that we are making sure that funding is going exactly where it's supposed to go that's been a problem before well it's it's a problem in many places we are bureaucratic or anything absolutely so we want to make sure that we're being very strategic and very thoughtful about how we utilize funds to make sure that they're actually impacting what we hope that they impact and so over the last few months on the campaign trail i've been alerted to some really  believe that effective city council members even individual can make a difference but i will also say that i'm in arrest and working to at least put together a coalition of three additional council people want someone council to ensure that we're focusing on pressing issues because here's the thing seven serve or control me for control seven serve and so we want to make sure that  we have a coalition of people and you know many of the folks who are running for council i feel pretty comfortable that i can work with yeah that's one thing i've learned i mean it's maybe just human people don't always like change and you come around i know you seem pretty young to mean and they might be you know they're only their only  say that i've been encouraged by the public's support of my candidacy they have been yearning for fresh voices and new voices in city government in general and on council in want is going to win someone is going to win and so as a city council person i have to be in a position where i am supporting whoever is running for mayor whoever wins and so i can best fresh air because other people form coalitions very quickly they kind of isolate other people and yeah you know i mean i'm running my race and i don't begrudge people for slating up but personally that's just not how i roll i just look at it as the people are trying to i'm asking them to support me and i feel comfortable sharing who i am i can't cosign anybody who's running but i know what i'm going to do and i'm trying to excited about your chances how do you feel with the five or you going all the ward i feel great and i running like i'm losing but i feel very confident that i'll be successful but ultimately it's up to the people of trent to make that decision  i'm looking forward to if i'm successful in this venture to working very very hard on their behalf to make sure that trenton city's government or trenton municipal government is helping trend  am a professor as well as a career counselor but i do have a time full time i run a campaign called healthy schools now at the student at the new jersey work environment council where i lead a coalition of about fifty organization dedicated to healthy and safe school environments and we work primarily in trenton camden north jersey city patterson on enhancing school facility quality all for young guy you're a minister of experience leadership experience you write grants you do the nitty gritty you that i think it's good and i think it's good i think that it allows people to participate outside of the formal party structure and i think in municipal election it's not necessarily important your political affiliation but more of your community present and i think the nonpartizan process allow folks who may not be party activists to crime in malazan government and everything but you think this could be a beginning you think it could attract other people absolutely and here's the thing trenton is in a wonderful location geographical god it took me maybe twenty minutes to get here from trenton and trenton i think can be the engine of this county and it takes people in positions of leadership people who are responsible people who are thoughtful people who are intelligent to address the many challenges to try and have the challenges that are facing trends are no different than the challenges that are facing our that have faced many communities that have researched in the last been researching on the waterfront everything yeah and i think that camden you know d c harlem baltimore i mean there's so many different places that have historically had many of the challenges of trenton but with good sound leadership they've been able to move in a positive direction and i'm hoping that the people of trenton elect me so that i can be part of the new wave of leadership that our city desperately need lots question before giving your bonafied what about governor murphy can you form really he's in your hometown yeah you had him do you know him like i think about homo several times really excited about the energy that he is bringing the city government governor christie he had a very tenuous relationship with the city government the city of trenton government and i look forward to seeing what governor murphy will do over the next four years he's someone that has said that he has a commitment to trenton and i take him at his word you know i think  so i'm really excited i thank you for the opportunity and i look forward to seeing how the city of princeton can partner with the city of trenton to move this region forward that's i never thought about that i yeah you know think about the two to get to let's not i would just finally say we have fourteen seconds left a little bit but i would definitely say that if you look at other cities universities have been the engine of their rebirth thinking out of the box and here's the thing i participated in a pretty university preparatory program while in high school so princeton already has relationships with the trent public schools in different institutions iles is another twenty six to twenty sixteen and you probably are and i just started working with you guys and became a rose up to assistant director of the show lighting the lights you see the sound  and stuff and you work well with sally sally didn't get rid of you either i was wrong was shooting you know she to get rid of you that's cool and you help get this i guess you know is this something you put on your resume that i could and stuff but you know actually can you read it  great and also since we have a great crew working with you and you like the people who are working with you working with me what how working for him were working for you just i just also like because you brought born on the  directors from you know like do horror film music producers from metallica people who are following to a you know interesting documentary subjects at the same time if they don't work together we try to get rid of so they can test it some people you know people can be it is even on this level we don't we try our best it's kind of crazy business to get some creative people we've had in the past that for a while things what went well then else and they went off the rails and every they were in themselves out in everything yeah it wasn't even drugs and every all events and princeton all the fun things that we can do is not every week or every month i just try to find and pick the vents that people want to see so coming up is commuter versity kind of a slide he made you decide how many shows and you going to start editing when you feel you have the right material yeah it really varies usually i want to try to do every other month really just depends when there are good events happening if it's like a dry stop his march was terrible  latest of what's trending with dry out in music books t v shows fashion spring fashion is coming it's actually here already and it's so exciting philip falk about for us our first idea for this m is lax lax paul lax paul album lax paul is a music producer he's a native of new jersey from bridgewater from bridgewater and he makes this he's a music producer so he makes this 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and it's really like a very millon you know it's a generation defining on amazon prime and there are currently in their second season this is a story about a con man not really stealing in the beginning stealing the identity of his cellmate pete tried to like be pretend to be pete and meet the the family of pete and a family is also crazy he is crazy they're crazy all put all those things together and verse a lot of us scheming in the seat full tactics it's very very compelling story executive prime amazon prime in our last item is going back local holden chicken hoban chicken is a korean restaurant over at naafa streep i've had a chance alike to taste their food if you are craving for that chicken for korean fried chicken you know that double fried chicken you have to check out ha been chicken there are two located enough a street they also have a lot  and you know i don't like bunch on chicken i think it's a lot of hype support local restaurants like alban chicken they're here in 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