Church, one of the sites of the savanna book festival. Starting now is offer Celeste Headley talking about the importance of civil communication. Good afternoon. Hope you are enjoying the book festival. My name is our styles and im delighted to have you join me in the 11th annual savanna book 1st. The festival is presented by georgia power. David and nancy cintron, she and family foundation, and mark and pat, many thanks to jack and mary romanos come our sponsors for this glorious venue Trinity United Methodist church. We would like to extend special thanks to our individual donors who have made and continue to make Saturdays Free festival events possible. 90 of our revenue comes from donors just like you. We are very excited to have savanna book festival apps available for your phones, just look in your program for instructions for how to download it. Immediately following the presentation, celeste will sign copies of her book out here and if you are planning to stay for the following
That happened later when they realized that bannon was monopolized in me. In the beginning everybody was was talking and confused about why they were talking but they were talking. What i saw, this book is really about flatline, a transformation that took place. Theres people in the beginning who were donald trump, rob rock and youve got the donald trump line and then that began to degrade. They began to give you the trumpline , but while they were giving to you they would go to. And it became very clear that they wanted someone else to know that why they have to give this line, they didnt believe it and after moving even further on, then it fell apart entirely and they would tell you this is really a mess here watch this and other programs online at booktv. Org. D. [inaudible conversation] youre watching tv on cspan2. We are live from Trinity United Methodist church, one of the sites of the savanna book festival and starting now, its author Celeste Headlee talking about the importance
That Sheehan Family foundation and many things to jack and mary, our sponsors for this venue Trinity United Methodist church. And also to those donors and to make the free festival events possible. 90 of revenue comes from donors just like you. So look in your program for instructions how to download. Immediately following the presentation celeste will be signing purchase copies of her book and if you plan to stay for the following author presentation and then we can let everybody in that we can so take a moment to set your phone to do not disturb or turn it off. No flasht photography. If you dont know how the dont take that picture questionandanswer major hand they will bring a microphone to you. Dont start asking your question until the microphone gets there. So please keep your questions short so from Savannah State university. The host of the georgia Public Broadcasting Program as well as the cohost of the correspondent for National Public radio and classically trained soprano and
Panama canal would be subject to attacks from panama. They felt the United States use of the canal would be far muir secure if panama owned the canal. Carter agreed, but he added one additional element. He explained it to me in an interview. I felt like the canal issue was a key test of my overall human rights policy, to start treating other people as worthy of respect and not try to dominate small countries. I wanted to treat panama fairly. I had studied the issue fairly thoroughly and i was convinced it was an unfair original agreement that was forced upon the panamanian people against their will. That was one difference that set carter apart. The other difference was that he did something about his judgment. He fought and won the battle to get the treaties approved. Fascinated byen the canal as child when reading richard halliburtons book of marvels, in which the adventurer described the history of the canal and then told of swimming its length. He paid a total of . 36 because he wa
Time to introduce myself and our next speaker. I mentioned who is not here, but in my brief introduction, i would like to share with you how i we, mcgraw hill education got here. At the third annual urban Superintendent Academy with asa and with the opportunity to address sour next keynote speaker, dr. Mark bedell. Our goal is to identify national alliances. For example, as we began four years ago, our transformation from a 125yearold Publishing Company to a learning science compa company. As a result of this alignment, we took a lead role and an active participation with our learning symposiums. So maybe its that part of me of being a proud and honored son of two cuban orphans, that instilled in me, the need of always wanting to do more and to do good. We continued our conversations with asa and our partner districts and recognize the significance and issue in addressing the needs of equity and accessing and we mcgrawhill education immediately said, yes, count us in, we want to work w