Available through comcast. That winning entry is entitled the missing piece for autism. You find them laying around your house, and when you clean out your vacuum. It is also the symbol for autism. The neurological and behavioral disorders that is characterized by both issues regarding communication and interaction, and what is called repetitive or restrictive behaviors. The most common misperception about autism is many people think that you have a child with autism, they are brilliant in some way, like rainman. I think that is sometimes all people know, reference to that movie. Many people with autism could be lacking in some areas, they could do amazing in others. For example, years ago a young man came and said he needed help because he was stuck in a job doing dishes at a restaurant and could not get promoted. What can you do, he said i have a certificate for sound and lighting. I want to work at a tv station. I thought he could. We had a connection, a network with a tv manager, i
President. Welcome to another episode white house history alive Senior Vice President at the White House Historical association and the Science Center for white house history. He served in every riding of assignments around the world in a military career. Including a commander of camp david he has our guest this evenings Michael George ian, he is a retired rear admiral from the navy and the Civil Engineer corps. He served in a variety of assignments around the world in his 29 year military career. Including as commander of camp david. After military retirement, in 2010, mike has worked in private industries and is now the chief executive officer headquartered in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. In october 2017 he published his first book, inside camp david, the private world of the president ial retreat. Mike traveled often speaking about the book and it has been covered by the wall street journal, the today show, smithsonian, and pr, cspan and many other television outlets. After our convers
Answers to those questions. You already know, because you signed up for this webinar, we are here to talk about president s and hatred. Two contextual points, i think that may be helpful from the start, i mentioned this to my daughter today, and her first question was, are you doing that because of President Trump . And i said, well, i suspect thats why we wanted to do it in the first place, but we are not talking about President Trump, we are talking about president s in history. No doubt he will show up in the q a but obviously we will try to keep focused on those for whom we have a greater historical perspective. Then she asked another question. Shes a sharp cookie. She said, well, all president s are disliked. How do you decide which wants to focus on . And i said, well, we are exploring. Obviously in the best of cases, almost half the country didnt vote for you, but that doesnt mean that we dont have the special cases, where we have particular elements of the country who are hatin
And explain whats going on and this letter to the editor had words like interest convergence intersectionality names of academics from 40 years ago in it, and she wanted me to to help her. And i said mom have i got a book for you . But it wasnt just for the most important audience who is my mom. It was also for the High School Students who i spoke to earlier today. One of whom listened to me talk and describe how americas founding ideals of freedom and opportunity are what make us uniquely american and what create an identity for us. And at the end of my remarks, he asked me a question and said, you know, youre just quoting Martin Luther king here and and you know, weve heard that over and over again you dont need to to tell us that i said, no way might i thought about what i talked about and i said no i didnt quote Martin Luther king and he said yeah you did. And it didnt dawn on me until the ride back here that i realized that i had said, you know the founding ideals in our declarati
Her. And i said mom have i got a book for you . But it wasnt just for the most important audience who is my mom. It was also for the High School Students who i spoke to earlier today. One of whom listened to me talk and describe how americas founding ideals of freedom and opportunity are what make us uniquely american and what create an identity for us. And at the end of my remarks, he asked me a question and said, you know, youre just quoting Martin Luther king here and and you know, weve heard that over and over again you dont need to to tell us that i said, no way might i thought about what i talked about and i said no i didnt quote Martin Luther king and he said yeah you did. And it didnt dawn on me until the ride back here that i realized that i had said, you know the founding ideals in our declaration of independence that all men are created equal and down by their creator life liberty in the pursuit of happiness. I dont know if he knew that that was in our founding documents. Th