. >> they hear fag, dyke, or so gay at school. according to students, they do not hear teachers addressed. >> the high school, 6% of heterosexual students report the same that they are skipping school because of lack of safety. >> the next slide -- our teachers can download some of the materials. our colleagues are sent to the school site to already. >> and we have links for the same information as well. >> i am a teacher, and i want to talk about the package that was given out. we want to work with both students and parents. there is also a curriculum that is listed there. their r posters and buttons that were passed out. they passed them out in forms of dvd's. i will show you very briefly. let's get real. this book is for the elementary students. >> i have a copy of that in my office. >> this is for the secondary, middle school, and high-school. this focuses on giving students the skills to intervene in a safe and friendly manner without putting themselves in a situation that is harmful to themselves. it empowers students to mak

major acquisition the portrait of bartholomew he could not sleep for nights on end donatello, van dyke, the average yearly treasured as small inkwell by the 16th century sculptor which she kept on his desk to his dying day. also choosing the story of the convoluted relationship between goldman and his dear friend who was the most influential art dealer and the foremost authority on is on its art by a cheerleading works of art to the state of his pocket book. of course, there was no buying or selling of fine art when the trade -- treaty had been signed the first party was to help resurrect the german economy which was completely wrecked byetta harsher create -- recreation term enraged rampant and henry campaigned vigorously against wall street bankers urging to invest in industries and a construction the averse so successful that the president gave him honorary tremendous citizenship also backfired with small businesses which were virtually wiped off the map. they were among hitler's most vocal supporters in the years to come. in 1924 henry made the acquaintance of alberta einstein at o

among his purchases were works by van dyke, done tell low's madonna and child. he particularly treasured a small bronze ink well by the 16th century sculptor celline which he kept on his desk to his dying day. my book also tells the story of the convoluted relationship between goldman, his dear friend sir joseph levine who was the most influential art dealer of the 20th century and the foremost authority on renaissance art who compromised his capabilities by attributing works of art according to the state of his pocketbook. there was, of course, no buying or selling of fine art during world war i. when the hostilities ended and the versailles treaty had been signed, henry's first priority was to help resurrect the german economy which had been completely wrecked by the harsh reparations terms. inflation in germany raged rampant, and the mark had no value at all. henry campaigned vigorously amongst wealthy wall street bankers or urging them to invest in german industries, mortgages and construction. his efforts were so successful that president von hinten berg ga

agriculture minister or should temporarily halted the import of live pigs and pork products after a dyke seen contamination scare in germany the minister was also confident that last year's drought will not harm food supply in the country as it has sufficient reserves washing however it will seek for investment to better withstand natural disasters and future. or prices could hit a record two hundred dollars per barrel in the next decade that's according to jim rogers who co-founded the quantum fund together with george soros the investors said this shop would be driven by a fast growing demand from asia to date gold was its highest in two thousand and eight when it topped one hundred thirty five dollars a barrel another reason for oil prices going down high is the shortage of known reserves are declining. here. let's look at the market for the russian stock markets closed the week on a positive note and isaacs went over one thousand eight hundred eighty points at after the metal and oil shares climbed on signs that the e.u. economy may be picking up along energy companies and wall snap

to go to see him -- i think he was up on the third floor, and you caught him watching "the dick van dyke show." what was so unusual about that? guest: that was such a fantastic memory for me because nixon always claimed that he never watched television, and of course he did. he liked to watch the news. he watched sporting events. he used to watch football and baseball quite avidly. but he never admitted to watching sort of mindless entertainment. so i was usually about five minutes late for our meetings at the residence in the afternoon, so he normally expected me to be late. and this one day in particular i was five minutes early, and i was walking up the stairs, and before i could clear the stairs to the third floor, i heard the television going. and then i heard canned laughter coming out of that television, and i realized that he was watching something that was meant to amuse. and i was very surprised by this. and i looked at him, and he had his shoes off and his feet were stockinged, up on the ottoman, crossed, and he had the remote control in his hand, and he was laughing. he was j

. >> reporter: that reality haunts pat van dyke on an outing to the dallas museum of art for people withplace. too young for an illness usually associated with old age. her early onset was diagnosed six years ago at age 52. >> i mean every day i know, you know, my time is getting shorter. i just need to do everything i can while i can and enjoy it. enjoy life. >> reporter: for pat, the hardest part may be ahead. when the ravages of the disease will likely force her into a long term care facility. and she says that she will not want visits from the granddaughters she so cherishes. >> because i don't want hem to see me like that. >> reporter: why would you want them to not see you at some point? what is it you want to avoid? >> i want to avoid the later stages. >> reporter: them seeing you. >> them seeing me not knowing them, not recognizing them. i don't want them to see that. that i don't know who they are. i mean that's very hard for somebody. >> i just like people. as normal people. >> reporter: the future for pat may look a lot like the present for jan charlton. >> darling! >> reporte

charles musenar, president of amac, earth and environmental inc., william van dyke, and larry d. walker president. also appearing with this panel is bruce mccaryn, regional director for project services. they are the implementing project for the school project. i would note it has made him available to provide information without status privileges and the immunities enjoyed by the u.n. as a u.n. official. we appreciate all of the witnesses that i've named. before we would start, commissions like ours are committed to solving the problems, and focus on short comings and failures than on successes. both sides of the coin, are those important. our mandate from congress instructs us to identify lessons learned in iraq and afghanistan to help point the way to better outcomes now and in the future. we'll be calling out good efforts, best practices, and notable successes by both government and contractors in july. that's only appropriate. we don't intend to shortche anyone or exempt anyone where criticism can help pave the way forward. we've asked witnesses to offer brief oral summaries