During this event. Is 90 minutes. Good afternoon. Hi, everyone. Thanks for joining us for this panel, the long shadow of war, veterans experiences on the home front. Our host and moderator will be joining us momentarily and we thought we would go ahead and get started in the meantime. I think we will go ahead and introduce ourselves one by one as we go along. My name is Kenneth Macleish and i teach at and the university. My research and is a subject of my book making war at fort hood, military uncertainty making war at fort hood life and uncertainty in a military community is about how people experience war and military institutions in their daily lives. Im interested in the way people experience war as something that is normal and routine and highly organized even as it is also incredibly intense, overwhelming and traumatic. My research and writing a mostly based on time that i spent at fort hood, an army base in central texas. It is one of the largest and busiest military installatio
In his book, you lie jack cashill chronicles what he argues are president obamas falsehoods. This hourlong event was hosted by the Jackson County Republican Club in lees summit, missouri. Thank you, jim. Thank you all for coming out tonight, and thank someone for the fact that theres no baseball game tonight. [laughter] you know, there are several major religions that believe the Second Coming will be in Jackson County, missouri. [laughter] and they may be right. It may be sooner than we think. Okay. Five years into the obama presidency, heres what liberal constitutional scholar Jonathan Turley said of the president. Quote barack obama is really the president Richard Nixon always wanted to be. Liberal First Amendment lawyer James Goodall was harsher still president obama will surely pass president Richard Nixon as the worst president ever on issues of National Security and press freedom. As they say, if your friends are saying about you, imagine what your enemies are saying. [laughter]
Shaw look for these titles in bookstores and watch for the authors on booktv and on booktv. Org. Booktv continues with robert spoo. He talks about the clash between literary pirates over copyrights going back to 1790 and discusses how it has shaped the copyright laws that we have today and this is about one hour. [applause] thank you so much. As the dean indicated, most of us and a large number of legal scholars, you might be surprised to learn that an area that is not compelled by law, something that is informal but very organized, and it has grown up to fill the various needs and the various cracks in the wall of law and i am going to be talking about one of those major cracks in the law today and i will be focused on the 19th century in the United States and particularly on authors and publishers in america, really from the 1820s and 30s amah up to lease the end of the century where, as you will see, the world is really kind of turned upside down where publishing is concerned. Lawfu
Although the car was completely wiped out, nothing recognizable left of it, it sold in predictable rather than unpredictable ways which it failed in a planned fashion and the passenger compartment stay intact and the air bags deploy it, the windshield and the war did not fly off, you walk away concluding whoever is driving a car in that situation had a crack the day no question about it but probably went away from the action. Progress is a doubleedged sword, the 57 chevy is a wonderful thing in the sense you can dive under the load. You can sleep on top of the engine and so close the road on top of view. On the other hand the car that runs like a sewing machine that doesnt seem to have much romance to it has its advantages. Yes, sir . Hello. I have a couple of observations about postwar and the automobile and the american dream. My father coming out of the war like a lot of g is ended up wanting to settle down and aspire to the middleclass suburban dream. Somehow raised enough money fo
Without anesthesia. He snuck out of the hospital for a beer at a nearby strip club, got into a fight and reopened the incision in such a manner that he drenched himself, the club and a neighboring 7 eleven in blood. Point of information, he owned the strip club. Two breaks in the bones of his nose. And here and there faded nicks were calling a melee outside of a virginia sailor bar. Then made good on the threat by clamping his beefty hands around the charging animals neck, squeezing until it passed out and beating the adopt with his own cop with his own german shepherd. He can be inperson rate with the language. Thats the paragraph well skip. Ive heard many labels applied to him; crazy, brash, a rough customer, funny, charming, shrewd. The case could be made for any and all of them to which id add a scholar. His expertise is such that people come hundreds of miles to tap it. He is a historian, a curator of memories, a student of americas Popular Culture in the mid 20th century, though