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calvin coolidge didn't do that.is book is about 1/6 as long as grant's, a really slim volume and personal volume. the example that made it such a celebrity book in 1929, the year it came out, it centers on calvin coolidge's son. his son died while he was in the white house. developed a blister while playing on the white house lawn and in the era before antibiotics, that blister became infected and killed him. and so americans knew that story because ey knew the white house and they followed along. they listened to calvin, jr.'s funeral on the radio. but once the book came out, calvin coolidge was able to tell his side of the story and what he told was, i was the mt powerful person in america and i had no power to save my son who was dying in front of me. any parent, any child can relate to that story. it is a story of the presidency, but it's also a story of being a human being. and that is what coolidge did in his brief and wonderfully written book. he said, this is what it felt like to be president. i think that i

calvin coolidge lived such a life.i am proud of south dakota has had afe small part to play in hs life, and i'm honored to be able to join with you to celebrate this great leader in history. thank you for inviting me to be with you today. may god blesspr you all. may god bless president coolidge is memory, , and may god contine to bless the united states of america. [applause] ..

calvin klein said it had been similar to those it had been releasing for years.down the artwork from his new single after some said it referenced the holocaust. the cover showed men with shaved heads with the title gassed me up, written across one of them. skepta said no offence was meant and the actor stephen fry has backed an animal rights campaign calling for the end of real fur being used in the skin caps worn by the guards at buckingham palace. and finally, it's ten seconds of your future barista. how about this for your morning caffeine fix? adam was unveiled at a tech show in las vegas, and he can take orders and make any drink whatsoever. is it cool or creepy? what do you think? that's it from me. you're all caught up. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. liverpool's comeback in the league cup — cody gakpo helps them to victory over fulham at anfield. rory mcilroy says golf needs a world tour to take the game forward. and one of the nfl�*s longest serving coaches leaves his role at seattle, pete carroll will miss it. that pursuits of the gr

calvin coolidge is a good example.erary style was very clipped, very concise, surprisily funny, and it lined up with his image. he was known as "silent cal," even though he had two fantastic books. so really he is somebody we should remember for his words as much as for his absence of his words. that approach lined up very much with his politics a his traditional approach to american life. the literary style of calvin coolidge lined up with the life of calvin coolidge and readers and voters responded to both things. host: we have president obama talking, all the way back in 1985, about "dreams." [video clip] >> my father was a black african and my mother was a white american. and much of my life was spent trying to reconcile the terms of my birth, that divided heritage, with the realities of race and nationality, tribal identities that exist not just in this country, but also oversees. -- but also overseas. so this book is not so much a memoir, but some sense of trying to make sense of my family. host: what do you see

we are all here to celebrate the 100th anniversary of calvin coolidge's presidency.nd believe it or not, he's one of the biggest reasons why we are all able to enjoy mount rushmore today. one of the things i love about presidenten calvin coolidge is even though he was from the east coast, he understood the american farmer. he once stated agriculture holds a position in this country that it was never before able to secure anywhere else on earth. now what does that mean? he recognized in america we only grow our own food, the world's food.ou the eastern half of south dakota is part of the great plains and great plains is the most productive farmland in the world. in the months just before our fall harvest, our crops actually produce more oxygen than the amazon rain forest. in south dakota we do truly produce the world's food and it's the safest and most affordable food supply that can be generated anywhere in the world. we do it better than anyone else as well. it's amazing how often i am able to apply the lessons that i learned on the farm growing up to leadership and

if what calvin klein's brand is. go back to the 70s, i've got a pyeah. here. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i'll describe it for >> so i'll describe it for anybody listening on radio, it says not much. says a woman with not much. i mean, put that shirt mean, she hasn't put that shirt on well. no she's mean on very well. no she's i mean she's managed to cover. on very well. no she's i mean shethere's ged to cover. on very well. no she's i mean she there's gec not cover. on very well. no she's i mean shethere's gecnot slip. '. on very well. no she's i mean shethere's gecnot slip. and you , >> there's no not slip. and you, you don't see her her lower portions. there's an outline of a very nice buttock , um, and all a very nice buttock, um, and all that kind of stuff. but campaigns such as nothing comes between me and my calvins. you had mark wahlberg pants, kate had mark wahlberg in pants, kate moss going around with no top on. why are they like, don't on. why are they like, i don't understand. yeah. adverts understand. yeah. so

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klein . flagrantly as the calvin klein.th want to see me on a poster with a denim shirt draped, um , appropriately. >> well, you could start an onlyfans and put that put that to the test. um, i mean, do you think a bigger problem with advertising? we're seeing the impact the advertising standards authority mentioned the impact on on young women, and we're seeing adverts on social media on you know, less regulated forums such as instagram, such as tiktok , pushing, you know, as tiktok, pushing, you know, harmful products , pushing, uh, harmful products, pushing, uh, inappropriate beauty treatments or damaging creams or diet pills. yeah, i mean, we we've had a laugh about the story, but there is a serious side and advertising can create a pressure, particularly on young people , to do things that are people, to do things that are inappropriate and to perform them to feel they need to perform to friends or other people inappropriately. >> and that's an important consideration . consideration. >> yeah. well, robin , moira >> ye

let's hear from calvin, democrats line, in georgia. calvin, good morning. caller: how are you, sir? host: fine, thank you. democracy is very much at stake in this country and freedom. people here -- if the republican party gets the white house, donald trump is going to put itself in position where he's going to be the president the rest of his life. we don't need dictatorship in this country. we have enough problems here. there is a real bad race problem here especially in georgia. people need to wake up. people need to see trump and his people for what they are. host: as far as the president itself, what did you take away from it? caller: it was a great speech the part i caught. i didn't know it was coming on. i go to c-span periodically through the day and happened to see him on there and i said oh, my god, let me listen at this. from what i caught, it was a good speech. he really wants the job again and think he'll do a great job. host: calvin in georgia talking about the speech yesterday addressing one of those themes that was actually talking about allies that the president has

. >>> meanwhile, democratic state senators are working to strengthen calvin's breadth like gun law. they introduced a new bill today. they say the bill would make it easier for courts in california to take guns away from people who are deemed a threat to themselves or others. it would establish new standards for calvin's gun restraining orders, also known as the red flag law. it will align with the state's recently updated domestic violence restraining order law. that law helps ensure that guns are actually taken from those who are deemed a threat by the courts. >>> east bay congressman eric swalwell, the target of death threats. police in florida have arrested 72-year-old michael shapiro in connection with the threats. according to a criminal complaint, shapiro left a series of voicemails at swallows congressional office in washington, d.c. last month. it included threats to kill swallow well and his kids. shapiro has been released on bail. he is scheduled to be in court later this month. congressman swallow released a statement saying in part, there is no place in america for thre

calvin before we let you go um how do you see uh the war going right now i mean uh you've got you've got the attacks uh on iraq on syria you got the assassination attempts or the assassinations that happened alaruri and uh the iranian mr uh sayid musavi and also the uh the the terrorist bombings in iran, that's the that's the other level, the larger picture, what is doing in gaza? i'm saying israel is succeeding in gaza, but a larger level, israel has a problem and they know it, and what they want to do, i'm afraid is uh, they want to, they're going to insist on pushing hezballa back at least to the latane river, and they want to create a situation now where not only gaza is pacified from their point of view, but the southern southern their northern border is pacified. and hezballah is is is is is is pushed into a situation where they're no longer a real threat to israel and they want to have a war with iran. that isn't going to be an excuse they know that if hezbulah fights back it's iran and they're going and israel, i wrote an article about it. this is their solution to the crisis

harding and calvin coolidge, who served from that year to 1929. but, of course, was 20 years prior, in 1901, during president theodore roosevelt's administration. that first lady edith hired the very first official social secretary at the white house, isabella hagner james, and ever since social secretaries have helped create memorable experiences for all guests at the white house from kings and heads of states, artists, scholars and little children chasing those easter eggs at the white house easter egg roll. while the reins of the job varies and you will likely never them on a good night, we are very grateful for their impressive levels of patience. their unflappable, calm pressure and their grace. i'd like to introduce now it's truly a pleasure to introduce the moderator and the panelists for this evening. tonight's moderator is none other than anita mcbride, who directs the legacies of america's first ladies initiative at american university. there, she also serves as executive in residence at the center for congressional and presidential stud

. >> i'm so excited to be talking today with kat calvin about her book "american identity in crisis: notes from an accidental activist". she ispr also founder and executive director of spread the vote at project id and cofounder and ceo of the project id action. in addition to being named one of time magazine's 16 people and groups fighting for more equal america, she has been featured in the new york times, los angeles times, washington post, atlantic, essex, glamour, npr, cbs, ddt and mary claire, those are just a few. thank you for being here.. >> thank you. that's a weird want to throw in but npr, washington glamour. my favorite line. finally i'm in it girl. i'm in glamour. forget glamour. i worked cosmopolitan. >> reminder that the southern festival of books remains free with strong community support and we want to keep it that way. thank you to our key sponsors, metro national commission, tennessee arts commission, vanderbilt university and parnassus books, you can donate on the web, at humanitiestennessee.org, humanitiestennessee@humanities headquarters were this year at home.

. >> um, calvin klein >> um, is calvin klein objectifying women?esume you're talking >> i presume you're talking about the advert. uh, which , uh. yeah. >> yeah. well let's have a look at it. >> i think we've got the image of the advert. uh, and this was with a model called fka josh howie . howie. >> you really like that shirt? >> you really like that shirt? >> josh howie. it is a great shirt. um, so that's so the asa the advertising standards authority has banned this advert. that's the. oh, no. sorry. she's a singer, not a model . uh, sorry. she's a singer, not a model. uh, fka twigs, is that a real name, do you suppose? >> no. in the musical world, is it? no. okay >> um. is it is it a is it a nod to twiggy back in the day? >> is that. i don't know, i thought it stood. >> i thought the letters stood for something that i now can't remember. i don't know, okay. i'm out of time. >> we clearly don't know enough about um but about this singer. um but anyway. oh, it's felicia, so that's an is that. are that's an image. is that. are they it? i suppose t

but you do need resources calvin for that and it has to be resourced properly.ing, okay, can moment i'm saying, okay, can i just say that probably of the two of us, you're further to the left than i am, right? >> it's a guess. >> it's a guess. >> can give me label if >> you can give me that label if you i feel a bit you like. i feel a bit politically homeless these days, but you can give me that label. >> are you saying labour >> are you saying when labour come then they write come in, then they will write another try and another huge check to try and deal these legitimate deal with these legitimate concerns workforce? the concerns of a workforce? the fact teachers, you fact that they're teachers, you know, this this has happened know, if this this has happened on the railways, the rmt will be on the railways, the rmt will be on even often on strike even more often than it is now. >> but know what i did think >> but you know what i did think actually interesting about actually was interesting about the shadow of state, the shadow secretary of state, bridget spee

calvin ellis uses. his greatest enemy isn't brainiac or lex luther. they're actually brainiac is computer that runs the white house while he's acting as superman. so dc literally incorporate, barack obama as part of their universe and this character exists to this day and it's still being used by. dc comics, other comic book companies got involved in this as well. you see youngblood, which the brainchild of a rob liefeld, you see a savage dragon, which was one of the, the, the author and creator savage dragon actually was one of theicook creat to literally endorse. barack obama had his comic book vage dragon endorse barack obama during actual presidential el and of course, after obama won, somehow savage dragon gets invites to the white house, which you see in this issue. i'm glad we brought up archie. and archie, because you see here, even in the archie comics, comic books, we see a depiction of the interior of the white house, the oval office, with barack obama inviting to help solve some of the spending crisis by, of course, more spending. now, com

they renamed him calvin ellis. and literally put them inside the white house as the president . but of course, this is an alternate universe. calvin ellis uses, his greatest enemy is not brainiac or x luther, eniac is the computer that runs the white house while he is acting a superman. so d.c. literally incorporated barack obama as part of their superhero universe, and this character still exists to this day, and isill being used by d.c. co other comic book companies got involved, well. you see the brainchild of an u see savage dragonwhich ld, was one theauthor and creator of the savage dragon actually one of the few comic book creators to literally endorse ama and his comic book creation, savage dragon, endorse barack obama during the actual presidential election. and of course, after obama won, somehow savage dragon gets an invite to the white house, which you see in this issue. i'm glad we brought up archie comics, because you see here, even in the archie comic books we see a depiction of the interior of the white house, the oval office with barack obama inviting veronica to

it has a yellow orange float below 3000 degrees, calvin and is more pleasant to the human eye on days, handles measurements show officials, how they can improve their lighting, their mothers could see. and the, if you want to reduce the light, you have to do it on a launch scale. you know the words, it's best to do it in an entire village at once. otherwise you wouldn't see the effect of my life search for me that results. but at the same time, we also want to show that the lighting is still good in these towns true and it doesn't somehow main, we have to switch everything off. that's just reduce it according to a nocturnal mate. does not go to the sea and a small measures can, has a big effect. the most harmful lights are those with very bright cold colors shining in all directions. they also waste a lot of power, trop insights, and tassel passers by, lester, luminous through dr. light helps a lot since a warm or light blue sweet 1000 degrees kelvin is much less harmful to insects and other animals. the most important thing of all is targeted lighting. if we should land and direct th

last week of calvin finally blew out during a flight, leaving a hole in the plains body. the ex, off made an emergency landing us airlines have grounded the boring 7 to 7 max 910 to now across ecuador, thousands of soldiers out on patrol for when we were wireless by drop cautious, that's curious. 16 feet to the unrest broke out off, the president declared a state of emergency over the contrary to escape from prison. officials say a 108 to prison stuff was still being held hostage by and its security forces patrolling the streets in the port city of gay. yeah, quil, one of the hot spots of the crisis at the local market. most soldiers can be seen then by years. many people are still too afraid to go outside. people are scared and the situation has not normalized yet. still, we come to see if we can sell something as otherwise we don't have money to buy food. ecuador was heed by violence on sunday, with a series of kidnappings and explosions across the country. president daniel and the bar declared is 60 days state of emergency sending more than 20000 troops to fight drug g

singer fka twigs has responded to the ban of her calvin klein ad.ted on instagram saying that she's proud of the pictures and that she feels there are double standards. and two original scripts from the tv show friends that were rescued from a bin are going up for auction. the one where ross gets married was the two part finale of season four, and it was filmed here in the uk. so the script was found at fountain studios in wembley back in 1998. i will leave you with ten seconds of this unlikelyjungle music remix, which i am afraid of us. yes. this clip of university challenge has gone viral after the presenter amol rajan corrected one team about jungle music. absolute banger, to be fair. you're all caught up now. see you. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. our top stories. after 2a years and six super bowl titles. the man called the greatest coach in the history of the nfl parts company with the new england patriots. we hear from the former england manager sven—goran eriksson as he reveals he has terminal cancer with his �*best case'

talking about the lerves from 1924 from 2024. 100 years ago the 20s were roaring and president calvinthings the current president in congress would do well to emulate. coolidge won a land slight victory on a platform of limited government. reduce taxes and less regulation. he followed through on all three creating an economic boom. cool lick signed number of foreigners come to america. that's might be why stephen moore has had him on his under rated president list and by the way those seem to be the same policies donald trump and by the way donald trump was adviser to donald trump when he was in office and we certainly did see record economic numbers in that presidency. >> yeah. you know call thomas one of the leading voices. hills torian in the sense of victor davis hanson and others. are able to look at the arc of history and say these are the things that we really need to make sure we don't lose sight of obviously the border going to have to be something done about that. walk it out. why would that matter the last part of his quote about limiting the number of foreign folks coming

soon, she and calvin were out and about as their romance took off.vin wanted to move to houston where he had some work. so, sherra and her kids decided to go with him. >> she told me that she was moving to houston. she had enough of mothers and she was going to go down there and join the step of this very famous pastor down there. >> god created you to rise higher. >> joel bluestein, the real famous minister whose services are on tv and youtube. >> she had all these big plans, you know? she was going to go past her church, she was going to be a pastor of a mega church. she thinks in terms of big. everything is big and grandiose. >> they settled in the suburb of sugar land. life was sweet. at least in the beginning. kelvin got a nice house on a lake in a nice neighborhood with good schools for the kids and a church nearby. sherra never did preach with joel esteem. she did pray, a lot. >> sure would sometimes go in the closet with the pillow and covers and pray for hours. you could hear. she's calling out her family and friends. sometimes i had to get

calvin. um, thing i've off. calvin.ways struck by is that always been struck by is that new zealand without conscription in war, sent a in the first world war, sent a greater proportion of its population with population than we did with conscription, and that conscription, really. and that therefore isn't therefore conscription isn't necessarily the answer to the military as prey. >> so our our army is basically halved in the last 30 years. right. we're down to around 70,000 or a bit more than that. and the point that the general was making was that we will either need conscription or we will need some kind of, uh, reservist force and the other generals that have been chipping in on this argument have pointed out we can't get people to be reserved. no one's joining. >> that's no problem. >> that's no problem. >> nobody is joining. and the idea young people all i'm idea that young people all i'm talking about the under 25, although conscripts would actually apply to around about 18 to 60. so those of you watching right n

let's go to calvin in massachusetts. calvin? >> hello, cramer and the crew. do. >> what is happening? >> i'm calling from massachusetts, the birthplace of basketball. i currently hold a position in a company that reached an amount of $150 million public offering of its common stock at $15 per share. should i hold, buy, or sell? my stock is ctrx, that is catalyst pharmaceutical. >> i do not know catalyst, so i have got to do some work. let's go to work in pennsylvania. eric? >> so, first of all, i am a long time fan of your show. i have two dvds, and i am wearing the "mad money" t- shirt. this guy has game, swag, and everything. how can i help you? >> so, i was wondering, what american airlines set to go down with the earnings, should i buy, hold? stocks have been stuck at this level for some time. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> the lightning round is sponsored by charles schwab. >> trading at schlaht is powered by ameritrade. sharpening skills with tailored education. education. get an expanding libraryu can sd le

josh calvin is founder of the calvin strategies.omething political playbook talked about today. they noted how new hampshire voters like to overturn the results from iowa. they picked mccain over bush in 2000. hillary over obama in '08, but those surprise victories, they write, were seen in the polling and felt on the campaign trail when a candidate suddenly catches fire in a final weekend of a primary race, curious voters suddenly flood to their events. do you sense nikki haley has that kind of momentum? >> if you asked me this two weeks ago, i would say things were trending well for her, but there's two dynamics of play kind of underreported at the national level. this is an open primary in new hampshire. unlike the rest of the nation. joe biden has chosen not to be on the ballot. so there's a write in campaign on his behalf. dean phillips, the sitting congressman, who's a very credible candidate. so how does that play into the republican primary? it does. and the confluence of circumstances aligned well for trump here because the

west ham united is trying to deliberately attract calvin phillips from manchester city. he also has a lease and has played 25 games for the english national team. leverkusen is interested in loaning betis striker barja iglesias. the leader of the western conference, despite the brilliance of anthony, in one of today's matches, boston 1919 won against dallas and his number of wins reached 34. with a difference of seven wins over milwaukee , he continued to be the leader in the eastern conference . boston bass forward jason tutton had 11 rebounds and 5 assists leading to the star goal of the match. in other meetings of this conference, the teams of cleveland, philadelphia , and milwaukee managed to defeat. they became their competitors. but in the previous conference, minnesota's leading team lost 128 to 125 to charlotte and suffered its third consecutive defeat . in this game, minnesota's carl anthony center had a dazzling brilliance with 62 points, 8 points and two assists, but he could not prevent his team's defeat . in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most mer

and the reason for that was because this was designed by calvin fox and calvin volks was the architects of central park. everyone remembers frederick law. olmstead but olmstead was his junior partner. volks was the senior partner and volks had trained under andrew jackson downing and it was very much a proponent of this picture, victorian style of, of architecture that was prescribed by john ruskin in the stones of venice. and so in a very short period of time we go from this picturesque gothic to the grand monumental classicism of winged and so that's how much architecture was shifting in this time period. and a lot of people actuall think this is the original trce, this is and this is wing b and this was added by theodore weston, who was really just a civilngeer. this is really the only buildg that he ever did. and this faces south towards where the city was. it's now part of the petrie sculpture gallery, which is wing y again, which was added in the nineties by kevin roach. i hope you're keeping track of all these wings. they'll there'll be a test afterwards. and this is an archival

and the reason for that was because this was designed by calvin fox and calvin volks was the architects of central park. everyone remembers frederick law. olmstead but olmstead was his junior partner. volks was the senior partner and volks had trained under andrew jackson downing and it was very much a proponent of this picture, victorian style of, of architecture that was prescribed by john ruskin in the stones of venice. and so in a very short period of time we go from this picturesque gothic to the grand monumental classicism of winged and so that's how much architecture was shifting in this time period. and a lot of pelectually think this is the original entrance, this is and this is wing b and this was added by theodore weston, who was really st civil engineer. this is really thon building that he everid. and this faces south towards where the city was. it's now part of the petrie sculpture gallery, which is wing y again, which was added in the nineties by kevin roach. i hope you're keeping track of all these wings. they'll there'll be a test afterwards. and this is an archival sho

he is trying to attract calvin phillips from manchester city on loan. this 28 -year-old english hofek also has a history of playing for tullys and has played 25 games for the english national team. leverkusen to absorb. betis' forward bareziyas is interested, but betis says that only a permanent sale is considered. douglas casa has joined fluminense in brazil . this 3-year-old midfielder has played in big teams like bayer munich and untosou. mohammad majid of sada and simaya news agency . the voice of protest on the floor of the streets of talavi, protesting the indifference of the fate of the captives, who have been dozens so far some of them have been killed in the attacks of zionist fighters and commandos in gaza strip. now the relatives of the remaining evening want only one thing. agreement with hamas for the return of asra. on the other hand , despite the failures, netanyahu continues to beat the war drum. by rejecting the terms of hamas for the exchange of prisoners. hamas complete withdrawal. prisoners are impossible. the zionist newspaper hard