February 16, 2021
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. February 15, 2021 Motion a distributor of maintenance, repair, and operation replacement parts, and provider of industrial technology solutions is pleased to announce seven recent promotions to key field management positions. Each brings depth of experience and achievement to further position Motion for success in providing the best customer experience as well as in attaining company growth goals.
Logan Carden was named Nashville Division vice president and will be responsible for overseeing the sales growth initiatives of 20 branches located in parts of Indiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi and Alabama. He will report to Chris Pacer, vice president Group Executive – Central.
Federation, reflection days can mark progress, history
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There is clearly an appetite in this country to annually renew and celebrate our national spirit while reflecting on the sins of our beginnings (“Date with destiny”, January 23-24). Moving Australia Day to January 1, the date of Federation in 1901, would allow us to mark the first steps towards independence from Great Britain without the day being overly burdened by guilt and introspection. January 26 could then be re-designated as national reflection day, an opportunity to contemplate the Indigenous experience since 1788 and to renew the national commitment to equality and inclusiveness for all who live here. A mature community should be able to acknowledge its shortcomings, both historic and contemporary.
truman or eisenhower collapsing before the convention, he says, well, you tell those people that any link who sits behind his if you were to describe what vision was for the u.s., and society, in this country as he found it and chose to make his home, do you know what that would be? i don t know. it s a very good question. what would he think of us now. he had to fly through an airport, go through tsa? you know what i mean. it s sad. so i don t know he certainly had a great vision of a free democratic society. and to avoid he also said explicitly how quickly this can change, that the good guys can become the bad guys and the bad guys can become the good guys. he definitely, he loved america. he wanted to keep america strong but also fair. another interesting person at ias at the time, also doing so much theoretical work, and there s a question here about the conflict between them. can you talk a little bit abo
introduce the former prime minister if he accepted the invitation. the author recalls mr. churchill s desire to speak out against the rise of communism and later referred to his appearance in missouri as the most important speech of his career. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. [inaudible conversations] good evening, rage. welcome to ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the kansas city public library. i m the director of the kansas city public library, and it s a pleasure to have phil white here tonight from the adriatic to kansas where phil white comes from and has written this wonderful book. it s an extraordinary story. this is one of the six or seven greatest speechers, most important speeches, most consequential speeches in the history of the world, i believe. i ve written about it myself, and this speech in fulton, missouri, with the president of the united states and the former prime minister of england on the stage together set the tone for, created the first, in