Readiness, six weeks of search, four of development. Our goal is to get them jobready. When you do not have as much work experience, you have to talk about charges. When you and i interview, you dont have to explain a criminal record. We spend time preparing them to talk about that. Sometimes their educational level is not as high. A lot of it is confidence. We prepared someone how to sell themselves and ensure that they can do the job. When they see us for a number of toths, it is could for them actually have individuals come from the community and work with them so they can get a feel for different personalities, individuals that can help them. It is important for the community to come in and see what they are dealing with. Sometimes, it can be a scary environment. Sometimes you are automatically afraid to deal with ex offenders. Now, they are working toward an opportunity to be a better citizen. That is the benefit of individuals coming from the outside. Tuesday, Robert Greene talks
Restore the bronze sculpture and marble pedestal. This event is a little under 50 minutes. [applause] thank you very much for inviting me. I am hoping that you will come away with mental images. The color will not be visible in these images. I hope it will inspire you to of thepersonal tour grant when it is unveiled when we are finished with the conservation. If you have questions about the images, please speak up. I conceived this as a visual presentation. I did not go about it by writing a formal paper, i thought it would be more exciting and engaging to think about it in a visual way. My digital aid is not working as well as i would like. That said, ok. Sorry about that. On april 27, 1922, the centennial of ulysses s. Grants birthday, the grant memorial, and architect edward casey, was dedicated at the foot of the capital. That are all offices were closed and visitors gather to watch the military parade that made its way down pennsylvania avenue from the white house to the memorial.
Nightly news begins right now. Good evening. Tonight, four years after the u. S. Military raid that took his life, were getting our closest look yet into the mind of bin laden. The government has just released a stunning trove of documents taken from inside the hideout where he was killed. From messages about al qaeda strategy and his focus on killing americans to the american books he chose to read, even messages he sent to his wife and thoughts about leaving his hideout. Our chief Foreign Affairs correspondent, Andrea Mitchell has been pouring over the documents. Reporter from the grave, a new portrait of Osama Bin Laden revealed in hundreds of document, letters, books, video games, found by s. E. A. L. Team 6 at his compound. The al qaeda leader telling followers not to grab territory, to keep going after american targets. You should ask them to avoid insisting on the formation of an Islamic State for the time being to work on breaking the power of our main enemy by attacking the am
Nightly news begins right now. Good evening. Tonight, four years after the u. S. Military raid that took his life were getting our closest look yet into the mind of Osama Bin Laden. The government has just released a stunning trove of documents taken from inside the hideout where he was killed. From messages about al qaeda strategy and his focus on killing americans to the american books he close to read, even messages he sent to his wife and thoughts about leaving his hideout. Our chief Foreign Affairs correspondent, Andrea Mitchell has been pouring over the documents. Reporter from the grave, a new portrait of Osama Bin Laden revealed in letters, books, video games, found by s. E. A. L. Team 6 at his compound. The al qaeda leader telling followers not to grab territory, to keep going after american targets. You should ask them to avoid insisting on the formation of an Islamic State at the time being, but to work on breaking the power of our main enemy by attacking the american embass
Incomparable donald wurster. In history lecturer at the university of georgia. Before i tell you about brian, let me introduce the topic of his talk by adapting an opening line that another one of our students usede every fall on the first day of the undergraduate history classes that he taught. 100 years from now, he would say , all of you will be dead. Hows that for a wake up at 8 00 in the morning for sleepy undergraduates . 100 years from now, all of you will be dead, and unless you accomplish something extraordinary or perpetuate some evil, the odds are that no one alive will remember you. He went on to say, even if you do get into rarefied zone where your name lives on, the odds are it will be as a torture as a caricature. You will be remembered alright, but possibly for the wrong thing. Which brings us to Barry Goldwater. 50 years ago today, the then senator from arizona known as mr. Conservative accepted the republican nomination for president in san francisco. Only two things