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miss hannah downey, the policy director for property research center. doctor will rice is an assistant professor of outdoor recreation and wild land management. at the university of montana. as with the first panel, oral statements are limited to five minutes. your entire statement will be made part of the hearing record. when you begin the timer will start it will turn orange when you have one minute remaining and read when your time is expired after your testimony is complete please remember to meet yourself to avoid any adverse background notice after all the witnesses of testified members will ask questions. the chair now recognizes mr. frank jean to testify mister dean, i believe you are on the serve. hi, thank you. thank you chairwoman more -- members of the committee. my name is frank dean, i'm the president and ceo of the nonprofit yosemite conservancy, a terrible foundation for the park. i also currently serve as the chair of the national park service friends alliance, and coalition over 100 park partners and provide philanthropic support for n

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the british commodore downey had four strong ships confined, leonard finch and plus gunboats. the confines was scarcely ready for action. shipwrights had just left the the crew had just reported aboard. another example of unready vessel darnley knew that the two strongest american vessels were on the windward or northern of the column and decided to concentrate ships against them. the leonard and the job were to engage the eagle by the confines was to anchor athwart the bottom of the american flagship saratoga. the french and gunboats were to attack the american rear attack roger crandall and the galleys but fortune with mcdonough. but when failed to triumph forced to anchor, he was fired on by the entire american column. in return, the confined fired her first broadside and the saratoga lost one fifth of her crew aboard the confines darnley was killed. the eagle was attacked as planned by the limit but not by the chub, which became unmanageable and surrendered. the finch grounded. so the american rear was attacked only by gunboat the confined and learned against the american

aboard, downey was killed.as planned but not by the child which became unmanageable and surrendered. the finch grounded, so the american route was attacked only by gunboats. they fought against the american saratoga and eagle. after an hour to have both black ships were shattered. the critical moment by the use of the spring line they pivoted the ship to bring fresh batters to verification was decided here. the confines tried the same but was slowed by battle damage. the crew panic. she stuck her colors, followed 15 minutes later by the others. commodore with leadership, bravery andof skillful dispositn of the ships had won a great victory. the governors army retreated to canada since naval control of the lake remained in american hands. in 1814, weary of across stalemated war the british initiate peace to gracious. on christmasd, eve the treaty of ghent was a sign. but news of the peace did not reachse the british force at se, poised for the southern invasion. commodore daniel patterson predicted correctly tha

joining us now is the brazil-based writer and journalist, andrew downey.wrote the greatest show on earth, the inside story of the legendary 1970 world cup and of course, pele was such an important figure. >> it was the third world cup. he won as a 17-year-old. this was live around the world. >> you can claim to have met him. >> i have met him a couple of times. it is funny. for somebody who was so well known, who was such a legendary figure, he was the most humble guy. i met him on two occasions. i remember the first time he actually said my name. my heart kind of stopped for a second. i was thinking pele knows my name. it was a remarkable moment for me. he would often do this. he would put his arm around people when they were taking photos with him. that is also a real amazing thing to have. to have him touchy and showing his intimacyith you. he was very down to earth. >> how do you think he remained so when he had the world at his feet? >> that is a great question. i am not 100% sure. he came from a very humble background. he grew up white poor. he is cr

downey deer, rich, my extra suit was a left-handed career for a fractional gentry. with the army casimir understood this, and the lion at gona's age was tormented by waving chablis and riding horses yon for days and reading noji prosedzhva over thick books. everything that trailed under the arm, and danish philosophers to fashionable reports of alchemists to the leader of the army. in general, the shoes were perplexed to poke. oleg clap with fog. you are behind gta. our progressive century, and in the yard yakni i skin the seventeenth war is a persha with a slanderous intellect and i’m leading this whole science tina in from the pains of bridges, how to tell absolutely all the ways of a crazy crow of propriety people you were under the kids twisted a sconce over your head.

the chair now recognizes miss hannah downey to testify. >> thank you. chairwoman porter, ranking member blake moore, members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you to address waste to discuss the challenges and solutions to increase visitations at our national parks. i'm the policy director at the property and environment research center. -- it is a national leader in market solutions to conservation. with over 40 years of research on how aligning incentives for environmental stewardship produces better outcomes for land, water and wildlife. i count myself as one of the lucky few to live in the shadow of yellowstone national park. i have witnessed firsthand the joy of so many people getting to experience the wonders of our first national park, but also the challenges that have come with the parks growing popularity. americans are rediscovering the outdoors and record numbers. recently, park visitation grew by more than 20% in just three years, and a state high. despite overall system visitation growth, the impacts are no

weapons and support head of russia is risky because putin is in a corner he has a cornered animal right downey his unpredictable but we cannot let this dictator in this what he is become, use this unprovoked barbaric crisis against humanity and we cannot let him threaten us and bully us in this what he is trying to do right else we have set up to help had i do think that the american people wanted out what is the rest of the world waiting should not fall solely on controllers and its shoulders think we are under better explanation of what is the percentage of our share and i've not done that adequately at that point iad also think that e have to man our office of defense cooperation and khiv and the office attracts the weapons that we provide ukraine, and the administration that the office of not getting a look at the accounting of how these weapons are being distributed i think the american people want h some accountability here and we owe it to them and by doing so, think that we can continue to have broad support for ukraine right now smell 70 percent of the people support of funding ukrain

if you don’t understand the second, then here he is, please, probably the most famous actor robert downey and we should have understood that of the world, of course, yes, it would be strange if why didn’t he do it still. and after this round, the amount in the bank has not changed there is still still. 1.000 rub. but we will consider more or less warmed up. uh, zhenya generally rolled into the game. eh, everything, it seems, it's clear now it's five for one. let's look at the screens and find out. who is will play against you in the second round, and then i will tell. what is the peculiarity of this very second round so attention to the screen. sergei is taller than ogorodtsev, 65 years old, city of elektrostal sergei has a hobby, these are intellectual games and dubbing audiobooks, in my opinion, he has already played the program. yes, yes, a hobby read remembered that a few programs ago. sergey has already played well with us. uh, the peculiarity of the second round is that this is a round of photo questions you need to carefully look at, uh, the screen. in general, there will be someth

whether it was morton downey jr. being the offensive, caricaturish person he was, or geraldo.the mind of another all-american boy who came under the influence of satanism and took part in a crime without passion or motive -- >> geraldo rivera takes the power of the talk show to a whole other level, trying to put people on stage who hate each other, who are going to fight -- >> in the case of the temple of set and the church of satan, we have not had any problems with criminal behavior -- >> but yet when you hear story after story after story of people committing these wretched crimes and violent crimes in the devil's name -- >> the more tension there is, the more conflict and violence there is, the more the ratings go up. and the american people love to complain about it, but they also love to watch. >> geraldo rivera is back in a controversy tonight. rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship. but today he found himself in a real free-for-all. >> i get sick and tired of seeing uncle tom here, sucking up, trying to be a white man -- >> go a

one of the most recent: the 2008 action blockbuster starring robert downey jr as the tech genius andro with the title name iron man. directed by jon favreau, it was the first film that marvel studios independently produced. other pop culture films that left a mark: brian de palma's 1976 horror film adaptation of stephen king's carrie. disney's 1989 return to large scale animation with the little mermaid. and an older classic -- the first u.s. version of cyrano de bergerac from 1950. >> imagine. she has asked to see me! jeffrey: jose ferrer's performance clinched him an oscar for best actor, becoming the first hispanic actor to win. the picks span 124 years, going back to a 1898 documentary, the mardi gras carnival, capturing a parade in new orleans. the silent film was long thought to be lost, and only recently rediscovered. another groundbreaking documentary: titicut follies, was noted for leading to social change. the 1967 frederick wiseman film exposed patient abuse at a massachusetts hospital for what were then called the criminally insane. social change of another kind is seen i

man lincoln went to see x-men.me okay, there was a guy in anen iron man costume crying whent robert downeygets off in the movie. was it you know, lincoln said that to me, though. he's like, what's that, dad? i'm like, that's called the loser son . that's a fifty year old man. to do it so quickly. costume >> i'm going to go in a second. t you're going to you're yea going to be atr' the the nas new year's eve celebration in nashville doing standup liveng world. standup comedy in front ofha the whole entire world. you know what a treat ite is tu know you could end your whole career in one joke in one moment, but that won't be the case. >>.that w i'm throwing the fastl in vegas where twenty , twenty three is not just the year is the blood alcohol content. >> they go hard in nashville.l o i'm coming down because>> sea rachel's hosting. i'm going to come se hose youm n there. so i look, i expect greatg u things. oh, that. congratulationand things.s to b. pretty soon. all right, jamie, thank you. i appreciate it. all right. big announcement up next. >> men over forty five . do you have a frequent

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tony, you have gone for the same guy, darren downey, again on the remix. i did. i did.lit with this cat. i thought, guys, is he genius or is he a jackass? and i realise he's both because obviously he's broken the system, he's that he's made his message, also message, but he's also media because he's just waste d £8. and because he's just wasted £8. and in these tough times and everyone's penny, everyone's counting, penny, this man's waste for man's got money to waste for a silly prank. so people silly little prank. so people like talk it on very like me talk about it on very intelligent show on a date. intelligent tv show on a date. oh, i hate to tell you this story, but he actually stole the idea from a texas, he idea from a guy in texas, so he was well, was a plagiarist. well, copyright issued a copyright. we the copyright is our right to copy technology. sean, you went for angry shoppers. now we just to have this photo on file of the time that my fake i.d. didn't work so they're like you can't be 18. so there we go. tell us about this angry. shoppers, rude shoppers.