The studio of valery gavrilovskaya Russian Security forces identified those behind the arson of military registration and enlistment offices in early august, throughout the country, several dozens of such emergencies were recorded as if they were carbon copies similar to each other, the admiralteysky district of st. She committed a crime at such a respectable age as a pensioner, as she said, on a tip from a whole staff of people from the fsb of the ministry of internal affairs and the central bank , that they were telephone scammers. She understood. Only in the Police Department is the same, peter. But this time the central district. A similar telephone conversation with pseudo employees led a 53yearold man to the military registration and enlistment office. At the same time, a passerby tried to reason with him. But for some reason he did not believe him, because some woman from kazan is guided by the voices on the phone and most of the arsonists by some idea, but by completely absurd
Everybody looks mostly settled. So welcome again here in the afternoon. My name is . Jarod rhodes. Im the speech and debate director for the Coolidge Foundation. Our program is an exciting. We give we provide opportunities for High Schoolers to, engage in speech and debate, and thereby learn and develop and practice the skills of oratory and rhetoric, civil engagement, research. You have to do a lot that in writing your own speeches as well. Of course, along the way we give them a big dose of coolidge material as well. And so they learn quite a bit about our 30th president as of our program. You might be how its structured. We have tournaments across the nation. Weve in idaho this year. Weve been in dallas in december, just came back north carolina. We have tournaments all all across the country and we qualify students essentially to the coolidge cup, which is our championship tournament that we hold each july in plymouth, vermont and in the coolidge historic site, we i know its been i
Everybody looks mostly settled. So welcome again here in the afternoon. My name is . Jarod rhodes. Im the speech and debate director for the Coolidge Foundation. Our program is an exciting. We give we provide opportunities for High Schoolers to, engage in speech and debate, and thereby learn and develop and practice the skills of oratory and rhetoric, civil engagement, research. You have to do a lot that in writing your own speeches as well. Of course, along the way we give them a big dose of coolidge material as well. And so they learn quite a bit about our 30th president as of our program. You might be how its structured. We have tournaments across the nation. Weve in idaho this year. Weve been in dallas in december, just came back north carolina. We have tournaments all all across the country and we qualify students essentially to the coolidge cup, which is our championship tournament that we hold each july in plymouth, vermont and in the coolidge historic site, we i know its been i
Conference. The title of this session is ideas and ideas that made coolidge moderating panel will be Ambassador Richard graber. Richard baker is president and ceo of the blind and Harry Bradley foundation. Previously, he served as ambassador to the czech republic, was an executive at Honeywell International and led the milwaukee based law firm of reinhart barner van doren. Please join me in welcoming ambassador graber and our panelists the stage. Is. Where. Well, good morning and thank you very much for that kind introduction. And thank you for joining us. Also like to welcome our cspan audience for tuning in during coolidges centennial year to learn about coolidge and consider how example and values can guide us today. As was mentioned, the title of our panel is the ideas and ideals that made coolidge. Its a great for me to be part of this centennial celebration honoring. Our nations 30th president , a man who history truly has too overlooked. Thanks to amity and her teams, to necessi
His enthusiasm and personal involvement the ability to look beyond the horizon to determine what the progressive world needs now has allowed us to host this outstanding event. Another surprise at the closing ceremony the first russian speedrun, who do you think . Athletes from 107 countries of the world take home with them from kazan a prize fund of 10 million dollars, but perhaps the main capital, which was shared by all without exception, is incredible emotions. I am proud to have taken part in this event, and i hope that next time i can come too. It was magical, simply magical. There was a crowd at the entrance and full stands, fans from moscow, st. Petersburg, voronezh, nizhny novgorod, ufa and penza; many tickets were bought six months in advance. Friends were looking for it in advance, so we bought it all in advance and flew here to look. A tense battle for third place, phoenix, where the Russian National team players are playing against the mexican krenzales, where there are als