troy: it is tough.as good as your last trade. . , one of themble biggest keys to make sure you avoid and asset liability mismatch. it is very important to keep morale up, keep performance in the right direction. tom: we are at skybridge. on this phone line, the institutional guys saying he would walk out the door 16 months ago, the stock has gone of athree quarters percent, and you talk about the confidence to have in any alternative investment manager. it evaporates. troy: it depends on the situation. if you have key players leave the firm that have been drivers of success, that is a red flag. assets, thateeding leads to concerns of whether you can make payroll. it is never good to see flows go .ut the door cantimes a good outflow cleanse a portfolio into cleaner exposures. has seen this chart before. this is a wrought chart. is cyclicality of gam extraordinary, and the move over the last four years from 20 down to two, that says it all, doesn't it? francine: it says it all, and something to keep a clo

as troy university. students.t a chance to get an application and apply it to go to the school. i never heard a word from the school, so i wrote a word to dr. martin luther king, jr. and told him i needed his help. because i had been inspired by rosa parks. dr. king wrote me back and sent me a round-trip greyhound bus ticket and invited me to come to montgomery to meet with him. i cannot forget it. fred gray, you still look the same way, so young. >> [laughter] john: met me at the greyhound bus station and drove me to the first baptist church, pastored by the reverend abernathy, and ushered me in to the church. and i saw martin luther king jr. and reverend abernathy standing behind the desk, and dr. king said, are you the boy from troy? are you john lewis? and i said, dr. king, i am john robert lewis. i gave him my whole name. but he still called me the boy from troy. >> [laughter] and over the years, i had an opportunity to meet rosa parks and to talk with her. she was so wonderful, so kind, and she kept saying t

he decided not to go to troy. but troy state where he decided to march with dr. king. at a time when race in the south we saw strange fruit hanging from a tree. meaning we saw people being lynched and there's no federal antilynching laws. people being lynched for the color of their skin. people being denied access to the lunch counter. we saw the busboy cot. so much at that time. and he marched with dr. king at the time when blacks were not allowed to stay at a hotel off the interstate or go to a restaurant. and he marched against those injustices. he wanted equality. he was important to the shift in the atmosphere. the shift in the law. so we received the civil rights act and this group of young black men dared to be different. dared to go out and challenge the system. just after they received the civil rights act. john lewis did this against the will of his mother. she didn't want him to march. if black people at the time in the south it's like don't rock the boat. we're all right. be careful. there was so much at stake. dangerous. your life yo lose anything you have

he still called me the boy from troy.ver the years, i had an opportunity to meet rosa parks and to talk with her. she was so wonderful, so kind, and she kept saying to each one of us, you too can do something. participated us to wayhe sit ins, to study the of peace, the way of love, to study the philosophy and discipline. again, i want to thank you. i want to thank you for what you are doing to help educate , to be bold,ation to be courageous, and for people to see something. it is not right, not fair, not just. do something. we cannot afford to be quiet. time where we must -- our democracy. save our planet. we must do what rosa parks did. when there comes a time to sit in, sit down, do it. there comes a time to speak up. speak up and speak out. come a time to get in the way or to get in good trouble, necessary trouble, do it. be brave. be bold. be courageous. parks believed as i believed. we have a right to know what is in the food we eat. we have a right to know what is in the water we drink, what is .n the air we breat

i think troy's architecture is emotion pure emotion so if there's one single idea one single concept to a building and it shapes every last detail. then a troll has designed 6 truck chairs for the tamils york experience as it's called along the alpine road. another of his projects was dedicated in autumn 2018 on the south to raleigh inside the timo transit museum it was a revival of a historical building. we were dealing with an old customs office building from the 1960 s. that's how it functioned and now it functions just as well as a museum but it's hard to speak a functioning. i'd almost rather say form follows landscape landscape. the architect avoids putting up entirely new structures he's seen as a master of revitalization his work on sigmund. made his name far beyond south to roll his futuristic concepts have also drawn widespread attention. completed one of his boldest projects in 2017. he built his own private residence high above where he was born. the landscape is the star here not the architect. and if you make a mistake it's your own fault. for someone else you can't exp

minutes later troy deeney wrapped up the 2—0 win from the penalty spot to give nigel pearson his firsting over. united stay eighth whilst watford remain bottom, but are now six points from safety. well, we didn't deserve to win the game by the way we performed. we we re game by the way we performed. we were too slow in possession. too slow in the intensity without the ball. and when they score 2—0 in quick succession, we didn't have enough to get back. in italy's serie a, atalanta thrashed milan 5—0. papu gomez put them on their way inside ten minutes, cutting in from the left and smashing the ball into the top corner. in the second half, they added four more, including two from josip ilicic. atalanta are fifth, milan are down in tenth. let's have a quick look at some other stories making the headlines. in la liga, real madrid will go into the winter break two points behind leaders barcelona after drawing 0—0 with atheltic bilbao. it's real‘s third draw in a row. the philadelphia eagles have beaten the dallas cowboys in a key game in the race for the nfl play—offs. it leaves the 2018 s

a terrible challenge, and from the penalty spot, troy deeney calmly doubled watford's lead, that long—awaitedited brought on paul pogba, his first appearance in three months, but there was nothing he or his team—mates could do as the hosts kept them at bay. a deeply disappointing day for united, but for watford, at last, something to celebrate, a potentially pivotal win for their survival hopes. plenty then for ole gunnar solskjaer to think about — manchester united have won just six games in the league this season, and only two of those away from home. we didn't deserve to win the game by the way we performed. we were too slow in possession, too slow, no intensity without the ball, and when they scored two in quick succession, we didn't have enough to get back. one other line from the premier league today, and it's bad news for aston villa — they've confirmed that midfielderjohn mcginn has broken his ankle. it happened just seven minutes into their defeat at home to southampton yesterday when mcginn got his studs caught in the turf. villa haven't said how long he'll be out for, but it does m

but troy deeney made no mistake for their second.f paul pogba — returning after a near three—month absence — could raise united. it finished 2—0, watford's first home win of the season but they're still bottom. united remain 8th in the table. well, we didn't deserve to win the game by the way we performed. too many... we were too slow in possession, too slow, no intensity without the ball, and when they scored two in quick succession, we didn't have enough to get back. liverpool have arrived home after winning the club world cup in doha, their attention now turns back to winning the premier league. here are the players enjoying their win over flamengo in doha. they've got a quick turn—around though with a tricky—looking trip to second—placed leicester on boxing day. fifa meanwhile have ambitious plans of their own for the club world cup. olly foster's been following the tournament in doha for us. that is the club world cup done for another year. it will be back here in qatar in 12 months. european clubs' domination of this tournament

troy deeney scored twice — he's now got five in his last three against villa.t now just three points from safety. the important thing for us all is to get our performance right. i think we played with good intensity again. we started with a really positive intent and showed incredible unity out there on the pitch, also on the bench, and i think that is something that we have to make sure remains very, very high on our agenda. another new manager is working wonders. carlo ancelotti and everton have won back to back games with a 2—1win at newcastle united. dominic calvert lewin scored both goals to make it eight for the season and lift ancelotti's men into the top half of the table. we are judged for the result. the first 20 minutes of the game were really good. we scored two goals. the second part of the first half was really difficult. we had to take into consideration everything. we have to improve. we need to have more control. in the second part of the first half, we suffered a lot. we came back in the game in the second half, newcastle drew the game, but, i

you have susan come links and troy gardner -- collins and troy gardner in swing states. swing state republicans running for re-election. cheryl: lisa murkowski said she found it disturbing that mitch mcconnell would work with the white house. that's true. adam, let's move on to the issue of other candidates. we're about a month away from iowa. there's fund raising problems for elizabeth warren. she raised $17 million in the fourth quarter. that's only a third of what -- the fourth quarter. that's a third of what she pulled in in the third quarter. now she's looking for smaller donations. is she still do you think a threat to the republicans? >> absolutely. a absolutely. she may have peaked too early. she was just on a tear there for a little while. but remember, iowa is a very close -- it's a very grass roots election in these caucuses so i could easily hold her on if not even win iowa. even if she doesn't win and she has a good strong showing, just remember, the rules changed a little bit in the democratic primary. you start with iowa but just about a month later you ha

vince young, troy polamalu, rocky israel, and cory hall. there you have.ry deserving hall-of- famer. >> congratulations to him. >> that is one heck of a class. >> it certainly is. >> thank you. see you later. have a great night. >> goodnight. (knock on door) good morning, sunshine. how was your night in the yard? perfect. i like sleeping outside. mm-hmm. haley lost her keys again. she's been going through this irresponsible phase. yeah, for 25 years. i'm not gonna let her get to 26. (chuckling) just to be clear, claire's not going to kill her. haley: let me in! please! -no. -please? this is just like when we ferberized her as a baby. let her cry it out. she'll settle down. why?! you can't leave me out here! it's 2:00 in the morning! i have to change for a party. good night, honey. ♪ -morning, phil. -no! it's not a -- it's not a good morning.

it should have been a normal day for troy luna.e got on the school bus home but noticed there was something off. he smelled a weird smoky smell. the bus started swerving, when the driver missed a turn and started speeding onto the highway, troy decided to call 911. >> i said i'm going to make the 911 call. all of my friends tried to talk me out of it. i said i don't care. i don't feel right, so i just did it. >> police stopped the bus a few miles away the driver is charged with dui and child endangerment. none of the kids were hurt. the bus company says the driver is removed from service while they investigation investigate. >>> it. >>> the food bank needs help. many of the donations, the food bank needed this year, went to victims of wildfires instead. so changes to the federal tax codes this year means this many generous middle class families won't get as much of a donation. food bank needs to make $4.2 million in donations. >>> 6:14. let's check traffic. how is it looking out there on the roads? >> will there are bright spots. t

if you have a humble and con troy heart, it doesn't matter the sins they are confessioning but if they come with a hum bum and con treat heart and they come to the grace of the sacrifice concession, that is the great joy of a priest i would say. >> joy, difficulties, what stands out for you? >> e grtestjoy for me would be to see the young people who are coming to the churches where father cameron celebrates e where i sell brate, plane of whom after converts so they have had to struggle to find their faith in a very secular culture, they have had to sometimes evangelize, cat te kize themselves with the fathers of the church and participate in the litter gis. their courage in finding and persevering in their faith, their hope against, you know, difficult odds, and that belief and that trust to make love, real love possible in their hearts, love for god and one another, they are my greatest joy because they are the fair of the future and a real fair. >> that is good to know. you mentioned young people converting or coming to the church. one of the questions was concerns many people have,

but it didn't make sense what it takes beyond the right school, right zip code it's out there i said troyme to do this >> time to try to give back. so you recruit and train next generation what makes a good recruit? what do you look for is it just an interest like you had when you were 16 years old in finance what makes a good recruit. >> that's part of it and ate start. as you might imagine most community where i'm recruiting from typically unrepresented inner-city not aware of the markets and finance as the rest of us may be so interest is a big part in term of initial contact. but after that, at that point a lot of it comes down to those qualities we know that success requires in the markets. intellectual curiosity and being in the markets every day and this idea -- the reality you synthesize in your head versus what the market is telling you >> you're looking at college campuses >> that's right. >> for finance students. >> you need the to have the acumen or interest i want a career in finance. i may not know the bridge from the classroom to wall street, and you're trying to -- >> crea

creative process we've sort of point always start with a sketch from that sketch to workshops create a trois which is sort of mock up of the government to proof a set of all from the 20 would truest a fabric to create dress will be presented on the catwalk clear lines borrowing from men's fashion and a touch of extravagance those for use all the wrong trademarks. the museum is my culture to. christmas shopping is already well underway on the boulevard. the major department stores trying to outdo each other with the best windows displays. the gallery lafayette has set up a spectacular christmas tree under their dome with beehives as the thing. next to head to the rooftop for a little adventure on the ice rink. i'm married and i can say i was a kid. on earnest. and a bit wobbly on my blades not destined to be any ice princess but skating with a view of paris is still lots of fun and my activity to get. in the evening i decided to take in the town again from the water the sound lines through paris for about 13 kilometers under 37 bridges the most famous is gone nuts . and here we feed no saddam

that lie of base will rise much i find solutions far off learning for food for the entrepreneur rice troy's not waste to be disposed of but a valuable resource. on she pays the farmers the equivalent of $0.03 a kilo. the golden stalks are brought by the truckload to her near by factory. here the straw is chopped up because the air is full of fine straw particles everyone has to wear a face mask. then the small pieces of straw a mixed with hot water no chemicals are added but the mixture has to boil for 4 hours. that produces a pulpy mess which is then cleaned and dried. on the factory floor we meet up again with the farmers from the rice field. meekin yes this is a very good thing that i salute it used to be that we had no work after the rice harvest. that with this factory job i can improve my income whether you want to even go to. the pope is used to make biodegradable paper and packaging but machines to process the pulp are expensive so the entrepreneur exports the raw material to india we have the customer because india bassam logic off morning and table read no fresh or else and they l

to troy and to walk to open the war crimes investigation into the alleged actions that u.s. troops based in afghanistan against taliban detainees back in 20032004 now trumps personal lawyer has said that he is that to defend the interests all of the u.s. military personnel who he says sacrificed everything for their country but human rights groups who won't this court case this criminal will investigation to be put into go ahead say that if the cool rejects this it will mean that the impunity will never end. with the international criminal court justice in afghanistan. it's an empty slogan a never ending impunity in afghanistan shows why the i.c.c. as a court of last resort is so desperately needed there have been no serious efforts to prosecute perpetrators responsible for work crimes or crimes against humanity in afghanistan an i.c.c. investigation could be the 1st step in writing this wrong and hopefully bring the people of afghanistan some much needed justice and accountability. well donald trump has previously made well known his views about the i.c.c. he's denounced it

in france violent clashes blow troy to disrupt a transport services as a nationwide strike against the government's pension reform spills into days of protest. we saw. them on fire and they got tear gas really coming quite close to us and you might get a sense of it just down the hatch you can see that more cheer gas coming down into the protesters trying to move people away from. nato 70th anniversary summit exposes new divisions within the block with a viral hot mike video from the event apparently showing world leaders mocking president donald trump. and a new investigation reveals that free dating apps such as tinder don't safeguard users from sex offenders gets debated where the responsibility to protect women lies we need the companies to take a moral stance or at least have some sort of responsibility you can't trust these companies to tell you who's good and who's bad you need to take that into your own hands. rounding up some of the biggest stories from the past 7 days this is the weekly here on r.t. international i'm resigning thank you for joining us. and france one of the b

but i sure would like troy attention to the fact that the soviet union was the last. country but it's the last european state that signed and not aggression past. all the rest signed up before so what the soviet union had to do. stand against. one on one well they say they came up there is a division of poland well actually poland took part in the division of. czechoslovakia. 2 areas just grab those 2 territories put an ultimatum. they set up to you who grew up in a military group to do that czechoslovakia surrendered just to go this way but that it was done in the same way. yes it did the soviet union and poland in line with their own super product calls not the other ships but. the actually it was actually the soviet troops. after the polish government lost control of the armed forces he lost control of what's happening in the polish authorities were running all where you're somewhere on the remaining border we had no one to contact and discuss. you could talk of the breast fortress and those who defended it. germany. captured it breast. and then the but when you ma

in francois that clashes ball troy disrupted transport services as a nationwide strike against the government'spension reform spills into days of protests. we saw. them so far and they got tear gas really coming quite close to us and you might get a sense of it just down the hatch you can see that more tear gas coming down into the protesters trying to move people away. nato 70th anniversary summit exposes new divisions within the block with a viral hot mike video from the event apparently showing world leaders mocking president donald trump. and a new investigation reveals that free dating apps such as tinder don't say for.

then a penalty from a troy deeney secured watford‘s first home win of the season.ces, fair play to them. good luck. we did not take our chances, we were too slow. you have got to earn every little inch and a point in this league, no matter who you play. images of everton‘s final design for the new stadium on liverpool‘s waterfront have been made available to theirfans. waterfront have been made available to their fans. the club will submit a detailed planning application for the 52,000 capacity venue today. it is estimated to cost around £500 million. everton hope to move to the new stadium by 2023 and plan to redevelop their current goodison park home for the community. their big rivals liverpool have arrived backin big rivals liverpool have arrived back in england with another trophy to add to the cabinet. the copper is my captain jordan henderson to add to the cabinet. the copper is my captainjordan henderson are proudly held the club world cup, a trophy they won after beating brazilian side flamenco in the final on saturday. they will now turn their focus back

he would with a sledgehammer dissed troy our economy. he would put up taxes across the country., people and £20,000 per year. he would wreck our economy. it is worse than that, because he wouldn't get brexit done. he we would have another year after their own delay. we are a party who is going to get brexit done by january the 31st. we have a deal thatis january the 31st. we have a deal that is ready to go. it is an absolutely fantastic deal, isn't it? how many conservative leaders could support ideal? how many labour candidates supportjeremy call been‘s deal? nobody knows. not even he supports it. not only would he wreck our economy, we would have a year or two more years of dither and delay. let's. .. as year or two more years of dither and delay. let's... as it is up and ready. slum it in. get brexit done. we get it out by christmas, we are out of the eu, and then we can get on with our fantastic agenda. everybody knows what we are doing. how many hospital upgrades? 20 hospital upgrades and a0 new hospitals. how much are we spending on education? lutz. 1a billion more in educ

troy deeney made no mistake from the spot.in of the season, but they're still bottom. united remain eighth in the table. bath have ended a run of five successive defeats in all competitions after thrashing london irish in the premiership. they won 38—10, anthony watson with the second of five first half tries for the away side at reading's madejski stadium. bath scored six tries in total, tom homer with their only score in the second half. the win moves bath above their opponents. england's first test series of the winter kicks off against south africa on boxing day, and captainjoe root‘s still waiting on the fitness on three of his key bowlers. root says he'll allow jofra archer, stuart broad and jack leach to decide if they're fit to play in centurion. they all missed the warm—up games with flu—like symptoms, but did take part in a net session ahead of the final warm—up match. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. you're watching bbc news. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after two women died in a

my siblings got here but whose voice exists in mind, carl, michael, troy, eddie, deborah thank you fortelling me the stories istoriesin the first plr trusting me to make something of out of them and allowing me to call your name as it is no small thing to recover the names. there are other names in my family that told me the history of myself, some of whom died before the book was finished. these absent presences. my mother's only sister, my own gold in january of this year and then the oldest brother simon junior who died the day after the book appeared in the world. .. fifty-seven street in san francisco. i'm the director of events and we are pleased to welcome you to our author event.

what we are troying to do is bring those together >> i am listening to you and i am thinking i want to share of thought spot. when can i do that you are the left brain and the right brain merger, i got to have it. when you got a nice valuation you seem like you are a real company. you want to get on the plane and smoking pot to israel. >> well, life in california. that's uncalled for. prior to coming to thought spot, it was one of most memorable experience of my life. >> we like that. the friends of the show. >> yeah. >> well, when are you going to come public? >> the reason i mention that because one thing i realized about going through that process is when you go to public market, you better have predictability in your business what we have done is we have some of the teams and we have the product market fit but almost all of our customers are in global 2000s. more than 30% of the global 50 are customers, apple to walmart and cisco and service now and exxonmobil and verizon and all of them. with them, the challenge is it is a large -- at the want to make sure that we stack them in a

of my life, and my siblings that are not here but whose voice exists in mine, carl, michael, karen, troy, eddie, deborah, thank you for telling me the stories in the first place, and for allowing me to call your name because it is no small thing to recover the names. there are other names of my family who told me the history of myself, some of whom died before this book was finished. these absent presences, my mother is only sister, my uncle joe in january of this year and my brother simon junior who died the day after this book appeared in the world. >>> good evening everybody. welcome to the american enterprise institute. i'm the director o director of , cultural and constitutional studies here and it is my great pleasure to welcome our friend to discuss this important new book the case for nationalism. of course the editor of the national review and flagship magazine of american conservatism for decades. he is edited since 1997 and is also a syndicated columnist and author very much i recommend to you his previous book the study of abraham lincoln's social and economic thoughts of

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troy deeney made no mistake from the spot.l bottom. united remain eighth in the table. to serie a, where milan had their biggest defeat in more than 20 years. they were thrashed 5—0 by atalanta. papu gomez put them on their way inside ten minutes, cutting in from the left and smashing the ball into the top corner. in the second half, they added four more, including two from josip ilicic. atalanta are fifth, milan are down in tenth. elsewhere in serie a, on sunday, bologna beat parma 3—2 whilst parma were held by brescia, as were napoli at sassuolo. lecce lost to bologna, i should say. in germany, bundesliga champions bayern munich have confirmed that caretaker boss hansi flick will remain in charge until the end of the season. he replaced niko kovac last month after the german champions lost heavily to eintracht frankfurt. bayern are currently four points off bundesliga leaders leipzig. there were wins elsewhere today for paderborn and fortuna dusseldorf. plenty going on today as well in la liga. real madrid in action right no

coming up on "the open" troy gayeski of skybridge. this is bloomberg.athan: from new york city for our audience worldwide. i'm jonathan ferro. "the countdown to the open" starts right now. ♪ jonathan: optimism driving stocks to record. corporate borrowing costs to record low. fedex cutting its profit or cast -- its profit forecasts. lawmakers gathering in the house where president is it to be impeached. equity futures going nowhere. , euro-dollar 1.1118. treasury yields higher to 1.89 on the u.s. ten-year. let's begin with the big issue. 2020 needs more than hope you're at that will be a big story for the year ahead. we have had the rate cuts, we have had the stimulus, now we need to see the data and the earnings. our fundamentals poised for rebound in the new year. joining me is troy gayeski of skybridge, jared woodward of bank of america.

my name iskim troy, client of city clinic.t learned i was hiv positive i do not know what it was. i felt my life would be just ending there but all the support they gave me and all the information i need to know was very helpful. so i [inaudible] hiv care with their health >> about a quarter of our patients are women. the rest, 75% are men and about half of the men who come here are gay men or other men who have sex with men. a small percent about 1% of our clients, identify as transgender. >> we ask at the front for $25 fee for services but we don't turn anyone away for funds. we also work with outside it's going out so any amount people can pay we will be happy to accept. >> i get casted for a pap smear and i also informed the contraceptive method. accessibility to the clinic was very easy. you can just walk in and talk to a registration staff. i feel i'm taken care of and i'm been supportive. >> all the information were collecting here is kept confidential. so this means we can't release your information without your explic

our first question comes from one of the many cadets from troy high school jrotc. >> what would you say to cadets who cannot enlist either way but to give back to their country and serve their country because there will be those who have high functioning autism one - - autism that precludes them but they still have the aspiration to innovate. >> what a wonderful question. i will answer as follows. i am often approached by people very nicely who say to me thank you for your service. i appreciate that but here's the answer there are so many ways to serve this country. certainly in uniform i'm proud of everybody here who has worn a uniform or is military service is important police, firemen, emt police core diplomats, cia officers, schoolteachers those in rural california do you think they are serving the country? i do. and inner-city clinic lawyers who volunteer to help people who are accused of crimes. journalists. not always popular i would go into combat in afghanistan all tricked out with my bulletproof everything in my helmet and guys on my right and left with big guns. i was pretty

. >> unfortunately your analysis is correct and i will add another wor troy it which is in the indian that, and russia conducting joint naval exercises. i think iron will draw closer to china, russia, and the yiesz will bill a coalition if you will of our allies in the rejons and we're headed toward a collision. buckle up, i think this is the number one political risk of 2020. >> let talk about what the wall street journal is reporting. basically saying u.s. officials here notified the iraqi government of these strikes in advance. going on to say this, prime minister who resigned from his post but is carrying out his duties, strongly objected and demanding the u.s. called his strikes off. saying we considered a consideration of irony aroundty and a dangerous escalation and you have iraq saying don't skriek, all this off, who is the real victim. >> in some ways, it is iraq that will find themselves caught between an iranian war machine now in full flower across the region going all of the way from baghdad do the shores of the mediterranean and on the other side the united states. . loo

on that day, in troy, ohio, a shopper selected a 67-cent of wrigley's juicy fruit.r scanned the bar code. >> george laurel was working at ibm, when he was asked to design a code that could be used at grocery stores to expedite purchases and keep track of inventory. laurel improved on designs and came up with the upc codes, it revolutionized the way business had been done. >> laurel's code had been scanned this year more than 6 billion times around the world. in retail stores and hospitals and on packages and airplane luggages and even to keep track of animals. >> laurere was bed written two years with polo but still drafted. after the war, laurer earned his dip employ diploma. he then work for 36 years at ibm where he designs that bar code. the first scanner from the super bowl in ohio now sits in the smithsoni smithsonian. george laurer died this month at home in north carolina. ♪ drill? cordless. noted. introducing the capital one walmart rewards card. i love it! that's a good one. earn unlimited 5% back on everything you buy at walmart online... perfect for all t

job in video slimy diversity and over the anti article university the 2 universities where police troy and in they went protesters the students started protesting and now people over here like the women and children there are out in the streets saying that they are not going to my job until the government takes back. controversial. voting is underway in a spec a stands parliamentary election and this time there have been a lot of changes and you have actual calls but the same place which will cause 30 percent of atsic and of it's to be women and people with a criminal record term as votes. by mrs scott morrison has returned to australia after taking a family vacation as wildfires and the heat wave swept across the country he's facing power public wage for being in hawaii is more than a 100 places were burning and the chapelle has more. he's long been criticized for failing to directly link climate change to the bush fires in australia but his prime minister scott morrison visited areas affected by fires on sunday that changed our government as a was and i have always acknowledged the c

and the chorus, my siblings not here but whose voices exist, carl, michael, karen, byron, troy, eddie, deborah, thank you for telling me the stories in the first place and for trusting me to make something of them, for allowing me to call you names, because it is no small thing to recover the names. there are other names of my family who told me the history of myself, some of whom died for this book was finished. these absent presences, my anti-elite, my sisters -- my mothers only city, but uncle joe january this year and the biggest blow, my oldest brother simon junior the day after this book appeared in the world. >> most of these authors have appeared on booktv and you can find their programs in their entirety at booktv.org. type the author's name in the search bar atnc the top of the page. >> it's with great pleasure that agreement and introduced to you three authors for this afternoon. ibram k

>> she thought troy would be so upset. >> dr. phil: don't take the bait. you can't behat dumb. >> dr. phil: today will be a changing day in your life. you never had anybody working harder tbring you to the threshold of change than right now. [cheers & applause]