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Book TV : CSPAN2 : August 8, 2013 8:00pm-11:01pm EDT
>> the author talks about president kennedy at the gaithersburg, book festival. this is 45 minutes. >> we are gathered today to hear from one of the most controversial authors in the last two decades. the list of literary subjects he has enlightened raises quite large from presidents and first ladies to connecting characters and even business leaders. he includes beautiful facts about his life including growing up in the northwest. he worked in senator eugene mccarthy's office right on the hill and it must've been the catalyst is a love of investigative reporting. she began her lifelong career as a prolific writer of best-selling books in the uproar that came with them come including subjects like jackie kennedy onassis, the royals, elizabeth taylor, opera, and of course, my favorite an unauthorized biography called his weight, of frank sinatra. her most recent book is focused on iconic images of the kennedys. books mean a lot more to me when it is well researched. never failing to raise a few eyebrows in doing such a wonderful job of reminding us that these characters are very hum
>> the author talks about president kennedy at the gaithersburg, book festival. this is 45 minutes. >> we are gathered today to hear from one of the most controversial authors in the last two decades. the list of literary subjects he has enlightened raises quite large from presidents and first ladies to connecting characters and even business leaders. he includes beautiful facts about his life including growing up in the northwest. he worked in senator eugene mccarthy's office right...
Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN2 : August 8, 2013 11:00pm-6:01am EDT
camelot" kitty kelly profiles photojournalist stanley tretick the coverage on that kennedy during his 1960 presidential campaign. the author talks about the book at the gaithersburg book festival. this is 45 minutes. >> we are gathered today to hear from one of the most controversial authors of the last few decades. list of literary subjects he has enlightened defended embarrassed and even endangered ranges quite far from presidents first ladies to connected -- and the great powerful opera praise be her name. personal effects including growing up in a beautiful northwest and somehow finding her way to new york city which i suppose she found too boring and simple. she made her way quickly to d.c. and worked in senator eugene mccarthy's office on the west side where, he'll end up must have been your catalysts for your love of investigative reporting. she was a researcher at "the washington post" and began a lifelong career of prolific freelance writing. his long career in news and commentary has been at senate with best-selling investigative looks and the upper that came with them such
camelot" kitty kelly profiles photojournalist stanley tretick the coverage on that kennedy during his 1960 presidential campaign. the author talks about the book at the gaithersburg book festival. this is 45 minutes. >> we are gathered today to hear from one of the most controversial authors of the last few decades. list of literary subjects he has enlightened defended embarrassed and even endangered ranges quite far from presidents first ladies to connected -- and the great...
Book TV : CSPAN2 : August 3, 2013 9:00am-10:31am EDT
kennedy's pursuit of a reduction of nuclear arms and greater relationship with the soviet union following the cuban missile crisis. this program is 90 minutes. [applause] >> thank you so much that kind introduction and thank you for joining us today for this discussion with professor geoffrey sax on his important book "to move the world: jfk's quest for peace". i just finished reading it and that recommend it wholeheartedly. this book of history and not of fiction i hope you don't mind if i give away the ending which is-jeffrey sachs concludes this powerful book by demonstrating the parallels between kennedy's quest for peace and our generation's quest for sustainable development and that is why it is fitting we are hosting him here today at the world bank. in his book jeffrey sachs shows president kennedy's 1963 peace speech was a spring.in the cold war. some critics dismissed it as lofty rhetoric but jeffrey sachs and kennedy show that rhetoric matters, can help us imagine a new possible, helped change counterproductive views that act as barriers to progress such as the view at the time
kennedy's pursuit of a reduction of nuclear arms and greater relationship with the soviet union following the cuban missile crisis. this program is 90 minutes. [applause] >> thank you so much that kind introduction and thank you for joining us today for this discussion with professor geoffrey sax on his important book "to move the world: jfk's quest for peace". i just finished reading it and that recommend it wholeheartedly. this book of history and not of fiction i hope you...
Book TV : CSPAN2 : August 18, 2013 1:00pm-1:21pm EDT
movement on behalf of home builders to find a solution. .. >> booktv interview former mtv vj, kennedy, about her memoir, "the kennedy chronicles." the interview was recorded at las vegas casino in las vegas that freedom is 2013. it is about 20 minutes. >> for those of a certain age on our screen now is a familiar face. this is kennedy. mtv vj. keyt is your history. what's your first name? >> guest: kennedy is my middle name. lisa kennedy might cover it was too long for the radio for a start in los angeles in 1991, so we shortened it to kennedy. it was actually the virgin kennedy. that was my name on air. >> host: how did you get to mtv? >> guest: my boss -- look at that. a lot of people give me a hard time for being on a horse. that's a donkey. backup, people. my boss at the radio station who hired me when i was an intern went to mtv to be the senior vice president of programming. at the time, they were having a change in their changing the look of mtv. they wanted some new bj's. unfortunately i was at the right place at the right time. he got to sign off on it i became a dj in 1992.
movement on behalf of home builders to find a solution. .. >> booktv interview former mtv vj, kennedy, about her memoir, "the kennedy chronicles." the interview was recorded at las vegas casino in las vegas that freedom is 2013. it is about 20 minutes. >> for those of a certain age on our screen now is a familiar face. this is kennedy. mtv vj. keyt is your history. what's your first name? >> guest: kennedy is my middle name. lisa kennedy might cover it was too long...
Andrea Mitchell Reports : MSNBCW : August 28, 2013 10:00am-11:01am PDT
kennedy who somehow in the crisis of alabama and birmingham in june of '63 that same year came out with the most amazing commitment send civil rights is as ancient as the scriptures. the president is on our side. this guy here martin luther king was inspired by mahalia jackson, i'm going to give this magic. >> chris, you referenced the history, that on june 11th, vivian malone tried to enter the university of alabama, george wallace blocked her. and at jack kennedy's direction got her in and through the university of alabama. it was that night that medgar evers was killed. in the driveway of their home. after all the bomb threats and assassination threats against their family with their three children. hiding in a tub and running out and seeing their father slain in the driveway. there was a lot of violence. ron mott is in the crowd. ron you've been talking to a lot of people out there. >> a much smaller crowd than was on the mall over the weekend for the big march on saturday. i would estimate between 15,000 and 20,000 is the number i'm seeing. you can see them extended on the oth
kennedy who somehow in the crisis of alabama and birmingham in june of '63 that same year came out with the most amazing commitment send civil rights is as ancient as the scriptures. the president is on our side. this guy here martin luther king was inspired by mahalia jackson, i'm going to give this magic. >> chris, you referenced the history, that on june 11th, vivian malone tried to enter the university of alabama, george wallace blocked her. and at jack kennedy's direction got her in...
Up W/Steve Kornacki : MSNBCW : August 25, 2013 5:00am-7:01am PDT
governor george wallace stood in the schoolhouse door and president kennedy sent in the national guard to desegregate alabama university. a speech in which he formally called on congress to pass a civil rights bill. >> we are confronted primarily with a moral issue. it as old as the scriptures and as clear as the american constitution. the heart of the question is, whether all americans are to be afforded equal rights and equal opportunities. >> hours after that speech, after midnight, medger evers was shot and killed in his driveway a few steps from his front doosh. civil rights leaders rallied across the country and pressed for meaningful legislation and they determined a march on washington, something that civil right leader a. phillip randolph, had been talking about for years was the way to go. but the political class in washington felt differently. kennedy told civil rights leaders in a june 22nd meeting that a march could kill the civil rights bill he was now pushing for, saying, quote, we want success in congress. not just a big show at the capitol. some people are lookin
governor george wallace stood in the schoolhouse door and president kennedy sent in the national guard to desegregate alabama university. a speech in which he formally called on congress to pass a civil rights bill. >> we are confronted primarily with a moral issue. it as old as the scriptures and as clear as the american constitution. the heart of the question is, whether all americans are to be afforded equal rights and equal opportunities. >> hours after that speech, after...
The Kudlow Report : CNBC : August 21, 2013 7:00pm-8:01pm EDT
new online course and all about the legacy of john f. kennedy. all of those stories and more coming up on "the kudlow report" coming up right now. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." the federal reserve minutes. did they tell us anything? steve liesman joins us in jackson hole. >> good evening, larry, from jackson hole where the fed is gathering. they're gathering without ben bernanke and mario draghi. the fed is releasing its minutes from the july meeting in which it showed no clear intention as to the tapering in september. the committee is split with a few members saying the fed should be patient before tapering. there was not enough economic data and a few members saying the fed should stick to the plan announced in june. quote, it might soon be time to taper. almost all of the participants were pretty comfortable with the june guidance which said that the tapering or quantitative easing amounts would be dependent on the incoming economic data. if you were hoping for clear guidance from the minutes, you didn't get them. the fed meeting was
new online course and all about the legacy of john f. kennedy. all of those stories and more coming up on "the kudlow report" coming up right now. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." the federal reserve minutes. did they tell us anything? steve liesman joins us in jackson hole. >> good evening, larry, from jackson hole where the fed is gathering. they're gathering without ben bernanke and mario draghi. the fed is...
c-span2. here is our prime time lineup for tonight. booktv interviewed former mtv dj kennedy about the "kennedy chronicles." it was recorded at planet hollywood casino in 2013. it's about twenty minutes. >> for those of a certain age, on our screen now, is the familiar face. this is kennedy. >> hi. >> hello. mtv dj. kennedy, what is your history, first of all, what is your real full name? >> lisa kennedy montgomery. it was too long for the radio. when i started in los angeles? 1991, we started it to kennedy. i was the virgin kennedy. it was my name on-air. >> how did you get to mtv? >> my boss who was -- look at that! seen a lot of people have given me a hard time for "naked on a horse" i'm not naked on a horse. that's a donkey. back off people. it changes the context. my boss at the radio hired me as an intern dj went mtv to be the senior vice president of programming. >> andy. >> yes. exactly. and at the time, they were having a change in the -- they were changing the look of mtv, they wanted some new dj. i was mean to him. fortunately i was at the right place at the right time.
c-span2. here is our prime time lineup for tonight. booktv interviewed former mtv dj kennedy about the "kennedy chronicles." it was recorded at planet hollywood casino in 2013. it's about twenty minutes. >> for those of a certain age, on our screen now, is the familiar face. this is kennedy. >> hi. >> hello. mtv dj. kennedy, what is your history, first of all, what is your real full name? >> lisa kennedy montgomery. it was too long for the radio. when i started...
Book TV : CSPAN2 : August 19, 2013 1:00am-1:21am EDT
-- conversation. >> for those of a certain age now is a familiar face and this is kennedy. mtv vj, kennedy, what is your full name? >> lisa kennedy montgomery. lisa montgomery was to log for the radio i started a los angeles 1991 so it was the virgin kennedy that was at a big alternative radio station. >> host: how did you get to mtv? >> guest: my boss, let's get that. people give me a hard time for being naked on a horse. i am not naked on a horse. that is a dante. back off people. my boss hired me when he went t me when he went to go in the show and and at the time they were tegea the look of mtv they wanted vj and i was at the right place at the right time so i became a vj in 1982. >> guest: how did that change your life? >> i've moved to new york and i did not know what to expect i know the night before i was shopping at a garage restore in l.a. and i thought will i be mobbed? site that would be a light switch and people would follow me screaming. it to local long time to be recognized. it was interesting and strange and kind of lonely i was far away from my family but at the same time
-- conversation. >> for those of a certain age now is a familiar face and this is kennedy. mtv vj, kennedy, what is your full name? >> lisa kennedy montgomery. lisa montgomery was to log for the radio i started a los angeles 1991 so it was the virgin kennedy that was at a big alternative radio station. >> host: how did you get to mtv? >> guest: my boss, let's get that. people give me a hard time for being naked on a horse. i am not naked on a horse. that is a dante....
The Daily Rundown : MSNBC : August 8, 2013 9:00am-10:00am EDT
deep dive into the legacy of the kennedy clan's matriarch. the long life of rose kennedy which helped shape washington for a generation and beyond. and we got a look at the senate shake-up of 2014. what's going to be out there. arkansas congressman sets his sites on mark pryor's senate seat. not the only red state facing tough fights in 2014. we're going to break down all the latest moves. >> good morning from memphis, tennessee. it is thursday, august 8th, 2013. it is "the daily rundown." now, here's chuck todd. >> katie in memphis. remember, go to rundown.msnbc.com to send in your good morning greeting. >>> both sides insist the cold war isn't back but it's clear the relationship between the u.s. and russia is getting a bit frosty. the news that president obama will not meet vladimir putin in moscow next month represent ace new low in this combative back and forth over issues from trade to adoption to syria and iran, missile defense, and it's been building pretty much ever since putin got back into the presidential seat. it was russia's refusal to extradite nsa leaker snowden
deep dive into the legacy of the kennedy clan's matriarch. the long life of rose kennedy which helped shape washington for a generation and beyond. and we got a look at the senate shake-up of 2014. what's going to be out there. arkansas congressman sets his sites on mark pryor's senate seat. not the only red state facing tough fights in 2014. we're going to break down all the latest moves. >> good morning from memphis, tennessee. it is thursday, august 8th, 2013. it is "the daily...
Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN2 : August 9, 2013 6:00am-12:01pm EDT
kennedy myth. how would you characterize that? >> i would say that her legacy certainly for the country is not only that she produced this potent dynasty, she literally produced a dynasty and probably the most potent dynasty in american history and politics. for all the good that her sons did come and we should add her daughters and let's not forget eunice kennedy shriver and special olympics and let's not forget jean kennedy smith was named ambassador to ireland during the clinton administration for five years in a row and was by all accounts very important in the peace process. so it was her daughters as well. she produced this very powerful family, given very much back to the nation which is what their goal was. and certainly in the mental retardation area. and rose as i've made the argument in the book and today, i think is very much a part of the queen mother of camelot. it is she who contributes promote these children are born to this legacy which we should point out many politicians today from bill clinton and barack obama have attempted to draft behind the candy image and became
kennedy myth. how would you characterize that? >> i would say that her legacy certainly for the country is not only that she produced this potent dynasty, she literally produced a dynasty and probably the most potent dynasty in american history and politics. for all the good that her sons did come and we should add her daughters and let's not forget eunice kennedy shriver and special olympics and let's not forget jean kennedy smith was named ambassador to ireland during the clinton...
Prime Interest : RT : August 28, 2013 8:30pm-9:01pm EDT
were. reached. kennedy continued to pursue the covert plan to send a force of cuban exiles to invade the island. i was in cuba in one thousand nine hundred sixty one and like everyone else there i knew an invasion was coming but where and when. i watched militia men planting dynamite under bridges and installing anti aircraft guns on the coast. cia backed exiles assassinated cuban schoolteachers and militiamen. they burned cane fields and tried to sabotage sugar mills and oil refineries. shortly before the invasion kennedy ordered that no u.s. air support be given to the invasion force. first begun on the dictatorship. media thing we got involved in the first firefight which was the militia patrol that was guarding the city or the old town of playa hate on and and therefore after that we started them moving in then also we found the first resistance at one am in the morning and wednesday the nineteenth i was awakened by a call from the white house it was mack bundy he said i am in the president's office and he would like to have you come down here soon as possible. when i arrived in
were. reached. kennedy continued to pursue the covert plan to send a force of cuban exiles to invade the island. i was in cuba in one thousand nine hundred sixty one and like everyone else there i knew an invasion was coming but where and when. i watched militia men planting dynamite under bridges and installing anti aircraft guns on the coast. cia backed exiles assassinated cuban schoolteachers and militiamen. they burned cane fields and tried to sabotage sugar mills and oil refineries....
Documentary : RT : August 28, 2013 1:29am-2:01am EDT
cuba not affected. kennedy continued to pursue the covert plan to send a force of cuban exiles to invade the island. i was in cuba in one thousand nine hundred sixty one and like everyone else there i knew an invasion was coming but where and when. i watched militia men planting dynamite under bridges and installing anti aircraft guns along the coast. cia backed exiles assassinated cuban schoolteachers and militiamen. they burned cane fields and tried to sabotage sugar mills and oil refineries. shortly before the invasion kennedy ordered that no u.s. air support be given to the invasion force. that's begun on the dictatorship. media thing we got involved in the first firefight which was militia patrol that was guarding the city or the although they don't and and therefore after that we started them moving in then we found the first resistance at one am in the morning at wednesday the nineteenth i was awakened by a call from the white house it was mack bundy he said i am in the president's office and he would like to have you come down here soon as. when i arrived in the president'
cuba not affected. kennedy continued to pursue the covert plan to send a force of cuban exiles to invade the island. i was in cuba in one thousand nine hundred sixty one and like everyone else there i knew an invasion was coming but where and when. i watched militia men planting dynamite under bridges and installing anti aircraft guns along the coast. cia backed exiles assassinated cuban schoolteachers and militiamen. they burned cane fields and tried to sabotage sugar mills and oil...
We Were There March : CNNW : August 23, 2013 7:00pm-8:01pm PDT
everything they can do. that's really wild. >>> the kennedys were almost morbidly afraid of this march. >> they closed the bars. they put the national guard on standby. >> i was terrified that people weren't going to show up. >> they just come from all over the place, like somebody threw something into a bed of ants. >> i still have a dream. >> it was the defining moment in american history. >> we just felt such a victory. >> half a century ago, nearly 250,000 people would stand here in front of the lincoln memorial, determined to awaken our nation to its often violent denial of basic human rights. long after the civil war, we as a people remained divided by race, black or white, separate and unequal. congress was resisting efforts to pass its first civil rights law since 1875. in many places, protesters were met by police brutality. in the hour ahead, we will meet a number of those who were here, many of them young people who would change the course of our nation's history. the year was 1963. >> segregation now, segregation tomorrow, and segregation forever. >> first grade, maybe 5, 6
everything they can do. that's really wild. >>> the kennedys were almost morbidly afraid of this march. >> they closed the bars. they put the national guard on standby. >> i was terrified that people weren't going to show up. >> they just come from all over the place, like somebody threw something into a bed of ants. >> i still have a dream. >> it was the defining moment in american history. >> we just felt such a victory. >> half a century...
lessons of the president john f. kennedy, who 50 years ago was a pro-growth tax-cutting supply cidsid sider who finally got the american economy roaring. just wait until you see this on tape. you'll soon believe that jfk was a liberty-defending neocon supply side tax cutter. finally, speaking of taxes tonight, did you know the most expensive money-making colleges in america don't pay any taxes? that's right. they're tax-exempt. even while tuitions are skyrocketing. but the call to change all that is getting louder and louder. all those stories and much more coming up in "the kudlow report," beginning right now. >>> first up tonight, a strong selloff overseas as markets around the world took the brunt of fed taper fears. but less than 24 hours until the latest fed minutes are released, will investors hear more guidance from the fed? good evening, robert. >> hi, larry. the markets moved sideways today as interest rates were lower and emerging markets were not quite as volatile. one point about all this panic on emerging markets, it's true the smaller markets like indonesia and thailand
lessons of the president john f. kennedy, who 50 years ago was a pro-growth tax-cutting supply cidsid sider who finally got the american economy roaring. just wait until you see this on tape. you'll soon believe that jfk was a liberty-defending neocon supply side tax cutter. finally, speaking of taxes tonight, did you know the most expensive money-making colleges in america don't pay any taxes? that's right. they're tax-exempt. even while tuitions are skyrocketing. but the call to change all...
RT : August 29, 2013 4:30am-5:01am EDT
and south respect and endure that limit has now been reached. but it can not effect. kennedy continued to pursue the covert plan to send a force of cuban exiles to invade the island. i was in cuba in one thousand nine hundred sixty one and like everyone else there i knew an invasion was coming but where and when. i watched it planting dynamite under bridges and installing anti aircraft guns along the coast. the cia backed exiles assassinated cuban school teachers and militiamen. they burned cane fields and tried to sabotage sugar mills and oil refineries. shortly before the invasion kennedy ordered that no u.s. air support be given to the invasion force. it was first begun on the dictatorship. media thing we got involved in the first firefight which was the militia patrol that was guarding the city or the old town of playa hate on and and therefore after that we started them moving in then also we found the first resistance at one am in the morning of wednesday the nineteenth i was awakened by a call from the white house it was mack bundy he said i am in the president's offic
and south respect and endure that limit has now been reached. but it can not effect. kennedy continued to pursue the covert plan to send a force of cuban exiles to invade the island. i was in cuba in one thousand nine hundred sixty one and like everyone else there i knew an invasion was coming but where and when. i watched it planting dynamite under bridges and installing anti aircraft guns along the coast. the cia backed exiles assassinated cuban school teachers and militiamen. they burned...
CNN Newsroom : CNNW : August 6, 2013 11:00am-1:01pm PDT
monroe called jackie kennedy to chat about the sex symbol's love affair with jfk. >> she was a smart political wife and she feared marilyn monroe. >>> and we continue on hour two. great to be with you. i'm brooke baldwin. top of the hour. i want to take you to canada. new brunswick specifically. a police press conference actually just ended with more details about the deaths of these two boys, ages 5 and 7, who were apparently killed, strangled in their sleep by a 99 pound python. these brothers were at a sleepover at a friend's apartment. it was above a pet store that the father owned. police seau tops sis are underway right now to determine the exact cause of death with these two little boys, but it appears the snake escaped from a glass enclosure, somehow slithered up the ventilation system and was so huge that it fell through the ceiling in the room where these two little boys were sleeping. police say it is too early to talk about possible criminal charges here. another pet store owner says aggressive behavior is rare in pythons except when they are hungry. >> this snake was pro
monroe called jackie kennedy to chat about the sex symbol's love affair with jfk. >> she was a smart political wife and she feared marilyn monroe. >>> and we continue on hour two. great to be with you. i'm brooke baldwin. top of the hour. i want to take you to canada. new brunswick specifically. a police press conference actually just ended with more details about the deaths of these two boys, ages 5 and 7, who were apparently killed, strangled in their sleep by a 99 pound...
Book TV Encore Booknotes : CSPAN2 : August 31, 2013 6:00pm-7:01pm EDT
says, "the kennedys were not admirable people." this is richard nixon, as you transcribed it. "'they simply were not nice. the legend is that jack was always gracious, charming, dashing,' he said, putting his nose in the air.' bull. he spit on waiters and ignored or screamed at the help. i remember attending a dinner once and watching bobby, who was the smartest, and also the meanest, throw his meal on the floor and right at a waiter because he didn't like it. bebe' -- and he's talking about bebe rebozo -- 'knew the kennedys, and they used to socialize when they were in key biscayne. all of them used to treat the help like crap, and, i mean, they were mean. most of the help was cuban, and they treated them like they didn't exist. bobby was the worst. he illegally bugged more people and started it than anyone. he was a bastard.'" and when did he say that, and how often did he talk about the kennedys like this? >> guest: well, nixon always claimed that he wasn't very concerned with the kennedys, but kennedy's name came up in conversation probably more than any other president that we d
says, "the kennedys were not admirable people." this is richard nixon, as you transcribed it. "'they simply were not nice. the legend is that jack was always gracious, charming, dashing,' he said, putting his nose in the air.' bull. he spit on waiters and ignored or screamed at the help. i remember attending a dinner once and watching bobby, who was the smartest, and also the meanest, throw his meal on the floor and right at a waiter because he didn't like it. bebe' -- and he's...
Red Eye : FOXNEWSW : August 29, 2013 12:00am-1:01am PDT
stabs them in the face. i am here with kennedy, the special correspondent on business network stossel and " -- the kennedy cover. in bookstores now. and filling in for andy levy is bjorn. he is clean shaven except for a portion of his back that spells out abba. >> backwards. >> and my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. >> sitting next to me, the great actor and singer and at wearer wearer -- and hat wearer, robert dovi. >> i want to know if she did the miley cyrus tongue thing a block. the lede. that's the first story. greg, what is the opposite of hooray? booo. >> he is getting bitter. they want to tax bats. they want to tax baseball and other discriminatory groups. the group named the boy scouts, the future farmer of america has examples of groups that could lose their tax relief if found to discriminate against stuff like sexual orientation and nationality and freckles. supporters of the bill says groups should not get preferable treatment from the irs if they discriminate. it forces organizations with faith-based beliefs to adopt the government's outlook on sexual orientation and ge
stabs them in the face. i am here with kennedy, the special correspondent on business network stossel and " -- the kennedy cover. in bookstores now. and filling in for andy levy is bjorn. he is clean shaven except for a portion of his back that spells out abba. >> backwards. >> and my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. >> sitting next to me, the great actor and singer and at wearer wearer -- and hat wearer, robert dovi. >> i want to know if she did the miley cyrus...
Second Look : KTVU : August 25, 2013 11:00pm-11:31pm PDT
luther king delivered his "i have a dream" speech. john f. kennedy had come into office. helping to spur him and the nation to further action, civil rights leaders organized a march to intergrate equality in the south. they're called the freedom fighters. >> reporter: for too long in america segregation in the south was synonymous. but in the 1960s a new generation armed with a new supreme court decision prohibiting discrimination challenged the status quo in the south. >> this land is composed of two different cultures. a white culture and a colored culture and i've lived close to them all my life. but i'm told that we mistreated them and that we must change and these changes are coming faster than i expected. >> reporter: in the 50s, change wasn't just coming it had arrived. blacks were risking their homes, their jobs even their lives for freedom and equality for a taste of america's democracy. >> i was hit in the head with a wooden crate. knocked down, bloodied and i was going in and out of consciousness. i thought i was going to die. >> reporter: georgia congressman john lewis w
luther king delivered his "i have a dream" speech. john f. kennedy had come into office. helping to spur him and the nation to further action, civil rights leaders organized a march to intergrate equality in the south. they're called the freedom fighters. >> reporter: for too long in america segregation in the south was synonymous. but in the 1960s a new generation armed with a new supreme court decision prohibiting discrimination challenged the status quo in the south....
CNN Newsroom : CNNW : August 6, 2013 10:00am-11:01am PDT
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Andrea Mitchell Reports : MSNBC : August 20, 2013 1:00pm-2:00pm EDT
try to do. >> that was the inevitable rose kennedy. many tried imthat incredible voice. the five-year anniversary of her son's death, john, the 50th anniversary summicoming up this november. >>> suffered through the loss of four children, starting with joe junior killed during the war. kathleen killed just after the war. john killed in dallas in 1963 and, of course, bobby killed out in l.a., in '68. of course, the loss in many ways gradually of kathleen because of that lobotomy. actually during the war. >> rose. really it's amazing. continues to be such a fascination with this political dynasty. even amazing to listen to rose kennedy talk in a sound bite like that. there's a new book, "rose kennedy: the life and times of a political matriarch" looks at the life of this iconic woman through a newly released letters and documents that you were able to get access to. barbara perry, great to you have joining us here. >> thank you. >> great to be with you. >> i'll let my husband start. he has a passion for the campaigns. >> i love the -- i worked in the white house for president carte
try to do. >> that was the inevitable rose kennedy. many tried imthat incredible voice. the five-year anniversary of her son's death, john, the 50th anniversary summicoming up this november. >>> suffered through the loss of four children, starting with joe junior killed during the war. kathleen killed just after the war. john killed in dallas in 1963 and, of course, bobby killed out in l.a., in '68. of course, the loss in many ways gradually of kathleen because of that lobotomy....
Charlie Rose : KQED : August 29, 2013 12:00pm-1:01pm PDT
-- president kennedy, in june of 1963, he didn't like the idea of a march. he said in effect, if you bring all these people to washington won't there be violence and chaos and disorder and we'll never get a civil rights bill through the congress. a. phillip randolph, he had been seeking a march back curing the days of roosevelt and truman. so he said in his baritone voice, "mr. president, this will be an orderly, peaceful, nonviolent protest. of we came out of meet with president kennedy, and said to the press we had a productive meeting with the president. and that day, i'll tell you, our work paid off. people came from all over america. some americans living abroad flew home to participate in the march. people came from almost every state, people from idaho, wyoming, montana, church groups, labor groups, student groups, just plain, everyday individuals. >> rose: and what did your heart say to you when you heard martin luther king say, "i have a dream?" >> when martin luther king jr. got to that place in that speech and said, "i have a dream today, a dream deeply rooted in the american dr
-- president kennedy, in june of 1963, he didn't like the idea of a march. he said in effect, if you bring all these people to washington won't there be violence and chaos and disorder and we'll never get a civil rights bill through the congress. a. phillip randolph, he had been seeking a march back curing the days of roosevelt and truman. so he said in his baritone voice, "mr. president, this will be an orderly, peaceful, nonviolent protest. of we came out of meet with president kennedy,...
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next, the new book exploding with untold kennedy stories and scandals. >> jack kennedy was receiving very serious testosterone treatments. >> "extra" behind the scenes of "devious maids," what was the most shocking moment on set? >> oh, my god. >> plus two women, 200 pounds down, "extra" has "people's" weight loss cover girls with their diet dos and don'ts. >> get back on the wagon. >> coming up. >> "extra" brought to you by imagine a new level of skin quality. refined, perfected. at pixel level. breathtaking. new l'oreal texture perfector. advanced skincare with two powerful ingredients that work with skin. refine texture reduce pores diminish lines for every skin type. even close up, skin looks remarkable. new youth code texture perfector. only from l'oreal paris. texture perfected. we're worth it. >> "extra, extra!" >> this november will mark 50 years since j.f.k.'s assassination. now an explosive new book is out about j.f.k. and jackie o. a.j. has more from new york. >> the book is packed with untold stories about the kennedys and what was going on behind the closed doors of the
next, the new book exploding with untold kennedy stories and scandals. >> jack kennedy was receiving very serious testosterone treatments. >> "extra" behind the scenes of "devious maids," what was the most shocking moment on set? >> oh, my god. >> plus two women, 200 pounds down, "extra" has "people's" weight loss cover girls with their diet dos and don'ts. >> get back on the wagon. >> coming up. >>...
KRON 4 News at 8 : KRON : August 6, 2013 8:00pm-9:01pm PDT
. >> pam: that's next. >> pam: a new book alleges marilyn monroe spoke to jacqueline kennedy about her rumored affair with jfk. zoraida sambolin shares some of the details. >> reporter:"never before have such details been heard about the president john f. kennedy, marilyn monroe *and the first lady. >> reporter:in a new book "these few precious days: the final year of jack with jackie >> reporter:author christopher anderson claims that the hollywood starlet actually called jacqueline kennedy on the white house phoneconfessing to an affair she was rumored to be having with the president. >> reporter:the first lady allegedly responded by saying >> reporter:"that's great." "you'll move into the white house and you'll assume the responsibilities of first lady, and i'll move out and you'll have all the problems." >>"the claim that marilyn monroe actually called jackie o at the whitehouse does seem slightly farfetched but then again with marilyn monroe seemingly anything was possible. >> reporter:the book also claims the breathy sex symbol singing here in some like it hot, confided her most
. >> pam: that's next. >> pam: a new book alleges marilyn monroe spoke to jacqueline kennedy about her rumored affair with jfk. zoraida sambolin shares some of the details. >> reporter:"never before have such details been heard about the president john f. kennedy, marilyn monroe *and the first lady. >> reporter:in a new book "these few precious days: the final year of jack with jackie >> reporter:author christopher anderson claims that the hollywood...
The Cycle : MSNBC : August 8, 2013 3:00pm-4:00pm EDT
report from our correspondent dan rather in dallas that he has confirmed that president kennedy is dead. >> in the nearly 50 years since the assassination of jfk, much has been written about conspiracy theory about his death and his sexual appetite. but a new moment by moment look of the president's last hundred days of his life bringing something fresh to this long standing historical conversation. a contrast, some of the bios. thurston clark's account presents kennedy as a maine thod call, flawed, sometimes paranoid leader who underwent profound changes during his final days. in the guest spot, thurston clark, "jfk's last hundred days." thanks for being here. >> it's a pleasure. >> you've got an interesting way of telling this story, looking at this countdown. the audience and readership knows what the president did during this period. >> that's right. >> you narrate how at the time with the cold war tensions president kennedy was seriously concerned about a potential coupe not abroad. he believed hill tear ri commanders might stage a coup against him if the conditions were right. ken
report from our correspondent dan rather in dallas that he has confirmed that president kennedy is dead. >> in the nearly 50 years since the assassination of jfk, much has been written about conspiracy theory about his death and his sexual appetite. but a new moment by moment look of the president's last hundred days of his life bringing something fresh to this long standing historical conversation. a contrast, some of the bios. thurston clark's account presents kennedy as a maine thod...
The Daily Rundown : MSNBCW : August 15, 2013 6:00am-7:01am PDT
for the fall. as we approach the 50th anniversary of president kennedy's assassination, we'll take a look at the final months of kennedy's life in the white house. good morning from washington. it's thursday, august 15th, 2013, and this is "the daily rundown." i'm in for chuck todd this morning. we begin with the developing news in egypt. where members of the muslim brotherhood and their supporters are defying government leaders and holding new protest marches in multiple cities, raising the risk of more bloodshed. today's demonstration comes a day after the military's all-out assault on pro morsi demonstrators that left more than 500 people dead. in an effort to stop the protest altogether, the interim government has placed the country under a month-long state of emergency. it's also going after protest leaders. recommending murder charges against more than 80 members of the brotherhood and their supporters. this morning, we got word that ousted president morsi will continue to be held in an undisclosed location for at least another month. he has not been seen publicly since being r
for the fall. as we approach the 50th anniversary of president kennedy's assassination, we'll take a look at the final months of kennedy's life in the white house. good morning from washington. it's thursday, august 15th, 2013, and this is "the daily rundown." i'm in for chuck todd this morning. we begin with the developing news in egypt. where members of the muslim brotherhood and their supporters are defying government leaders and holding new protest marches in multiple cities,...
university of virginia. he has been fascinated by john f. kennedy ever since as a teenager he fell in love with politics during the kennedy administration. this will become it's called "the kennedy half century: the presidency, assassination, and lasting legacy of john f. kennedy" at the we the most cover is about to come out this fall about the legacy of john f. kennedy. so it will encompass certainly his campaign for the presidency, his brief term in office, his assassination. but particularly will focus on impact he's had on every president since. everyone of the nine presidents since is directly linked to jfk. is a fascinating way. in fact, larry makes the case that ronald reagan more than any of them use the kennedy name, reputation, in more ways than any other president. you might think would be bill clinton or barack obama but actually reagan did. but every president has made use of the kennedy name and the kennedy legacy in one way or another. larry also undertook the biggest bull undertaken about a public figure in america, that will be part of the book. he's got some information
university of virginia. he has been fascinated by john f. kennedy ever since as a teenager he fell in love with politics during the kennedy administration. this will become it's called "the kennedy half century: the presidency, assassination, and lasting legacy of john f. kennedy" at the we the most cover is about to come out this fall about the legacy of john f. kennedy. so it will encompass certainly his campaign for the presidency, his brief term in office, his assassination. but...
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PBS NewsHour : WETA : August 21, 2013 7:00pm-8:00pm EDT
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Early Today : KNTV : August 20, 2013 4:00am-4:31am PDT
crews battle on. >>> caroline kennedy's personal financial records get released for the first time as she gets closer to becoming ambassador. >>> james dimaggio leaves life insurance money tonah anderson's family. >>> legendary dick van dyke survives an accident. david beckham gets back to business and one marine gets the ncaa to bend. "early today" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "early today" for tuesday, august 20th. >>> good morning. i'm richard lui. firefighters report progress in the massive and still growing wildfire in central idaho. but now the flames are threatening at least three communities forcing thousands to flee. nbc's jay gray reports from near the fire line in hailey, idaho. >> reporter: the fight against the beaver creek wildfire continues for a 13th day this morning in the idaho mountains. the massive blaze fanning out in several directions right now. pushed by strong winds and with no shortage of dried out brush for fuel. >> we're just in extended drought. it's been hot. it's been dry. the vegetation here is extremely dry. it's the perfect firestorm. >> re
crews battle on. >>> caroline kennedy's personal financial records get released for the first time as she gets closer to becoming ambassador. >>> james dimaggio leaves life insurance money tonah anderson's family. >>> legendary dick van dyke survives an accident. david beckham gets back to business and one marine gets the ncaa to bend. "early today" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "early today" for tuesday, august 20th. >>>...
Today in Washington : CSPAN2 : August 7, 2013 6:00am-7:01am EDT
shaped in the '60s bobby kennedy went to hoover and said you neat to get -- hoover didn't accept there was an mafia. hef awarded you have to develop a trait gi. it didn't pick up until the '70s. that's a national policy. the problem with national policy that they don't take in it account regional differences inspect. boston the model didn't fit. you have the fbi agents were told do whatever you have to do to make our policy work. so in the 1906s they decided who would be killed in the irish gang in the sixties. whitey was lucky. he was locked up at the time. statistically it would have been a high change he would have been a perpetrator or victim. instead he comes to a decimated landscape, it's wide open for anybody with opportunity and smart and vishnd and he had all of those things. he goes in and connelly is cynical. he's from the hood and he's saying the -- the other thing about the fbi. you get big salary raises based on your ability to make cases but tush informant. you want to have as inincredible. when john connelly recruits white you bull taber, he gets to say this guy i
shaped in the '60s bobby kennedy went to hoover and said you neat to get -- hoover didn't accept there was an mafia. hef awarded you have to develop a trait gi. it didn't pick up until the '70s. that's a national policy. the problem with national policy that they don't take in it account regional differences inspect. boston the model didn't fit. you have the fbi agents were told do whatever you have to do to make our policy work. so in the 1906s they decided who would be killed in the irish...
Tavis Smiley : KQEH : August 27, 2013 12:00am-12:31am PDT
this was, how kennedys white house tried to get the andnizers to call it off, how the majority of americans had an unfavorable view of it. the peaceful protest seemed impossible to fathom. violence.d of it is universally acknowledged as one of the seminal events of the 20th century as they stood to demand those jobs and freedom. epic tome is considered the gold standard for that era. all this is coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. inc. you. thank you. >> joining us now to kick off these three nights of this historicon anniversary is the author of "the king years." fromr branch joins us washington. it is good to have you back on the program. >> i have been. talking and getting the message out. let me start with the obvious questions. how does the march on washington ?it into this narrative >> it comes in 1963, when the sees politicsly by the throat because of the demonstrations in birmingham earlier that spring culminating ofthe citizens -- sit in previous years. it led them to call for of march , so 63 was the year of the big rig
this was, how kennedys white house tried to get the andnizers to call it off, how the majority of americans had an unfavorable view of it. the peaceful protest seemed impossible to fathom. violence.d of it is universally acknowledged as one of the seminal events of the 20th century as they stood to demand those jobs and freedom. epic tome is considered the gold standard for that era. all this is coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. inc....
Breaking the Set : RT : August 10, 2013 2:29am-3:01am EDT
class will not say these things realize the kennedy assassination is obviously a conspiracy we know that from the evidence in the warren commission report the bullet hole in his neck was higher than the exit in his back so the trajectory had to be damn well you couldn't shoot from the sixth floor and have a trajectory like that they have scanned at the body after this this was a murder in texas should have been investigated by the texas with the texas doctors doing the autopsy they took the body with guns drawn and put it on air force one which was not a transport plane. so you know he doesn't hold any any water at all but what happened is the political class shuts down discussion of it and condemns anybody who says differently think about this the kennedy family has not said anything until just about six months ago robert kennedy jr said that he thought it was a conspiracy and then we had to look at it but the family and that it was it was going on is people are frightened people are frightened to say anything the kennedys of are frightened it would howard was breaking in on the waterga
class will not say these things realize the kennedy assassination is obviously a conspiracy we know that from the evidence in the warren commission report the bullet hole in his neck was higher than the exit in his back so the trajectory had to be damn well you couldn't shoot from the sixth floor and have a trajectory like that they have scanned at the body after this this was a murder in texas should have been investigated by the texas with the texas doctors doing the autopsy they took the...

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Mangaluru, Dec 19, 2015: The Konkani Language and Cultural Foundation and Vishwa Konkani Kendra jointly observed the 50th Smriti Diwas of Ullal Srinivas Mallya, the architect of Modern Mangaluru, at a ceremony held at the Kendra premises at Shaktinagar on December 19, Saturday. Mangaluru Mayor Jacintha Vijay Alfred inaugurated the programme by lighting the traditional lamp.
Basti Vaman Shenoy, Founder of Vishwa Konkani Kendra, welcomed the gathering and spoke in commemoration of late Ullal Srinivas Mallya. Shenoy and other dignitaries present on the dais paid floral tributes to the portrait of Mallya on the occasion.
Mayor Jacintha Alfred distributed scholarships to students studying Konkani as an optional subject in schools. Shakuntala R Kini, senior announcer of Mangaluru Akashavani gave a brief profile of Late U.S. Mallya, the ideals he propagated and his contributions to the region.
Akhlla Alva, Corporator of Shaktinagar Padavu, Mamatha Shenoy, former corporator and Bolantur Prabhaker Prabhu, Secretary of Vishwa Konkani Kendra were on the dais.
Students of Bhuvanendra School, Karkala and Nalanda English Medium School of Mangaluru presented variety cultural programmes.
Kasturi Usha Mohan Pai compered the programme. Dr K Mohan Pai, Chief of Konkani Language Education Committee proposed the vote of thanks.


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"Working together to bring back the life to Bar Reef Marine Sanctuary"
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SDG 14 targets covered
Deliverables & timeline
Resources mobilized
Bar Reef Marine Sanctuary is an offshore continental shelf-patch reef in Sri Lanka that has been bleached and slowly recovered. The area flourished with tourism-related businesses and the dependency of local livelihoods on the coastal ecosystem grew. The 2016 La -Nina/El-Nino reduced the live coral cover to less than 1% and the coral was turning to rubble. To allow the reef to recover its biodiversity, natural functions & to ensure the sustainability of their livelihoods, the community demarcated core areas & "A-Zone Left Aside for Restoration" was declared in 2018. The community was trained to maintain buoys, monitoring the progress of the coral recruits and recovery and the redeployment of buoys post off-seasons.
Implementation of the Project/Activity
o	Planning & Execution The Environmentally Sensitive Areas Project facilitated a close dialogue via a common platform among stakeholders to encourage their active engagement in a participatory planning process. Partnerships between UNDP and the relevant ministries, local NGOs, sector experts, community, & universities facilitated national, regional and local level dialogues in the design and implementation of the project. Selected community members were trained on monitoring coral health, buoy deployment, coral recruiting and reporting protocols among Dept. of Wildlife Conservation, Coast Guard & Navy at an event of imminent threat to restoration site were established. As the active members of District Facilitation Committee, NSL provided their boats and crew to transfer buoys and engaged in monitoring protocols by giving coverage by their speed patrolling boats. DWC: Technical expertise of human resources, storage facilities for buoys during off-season ORCA: Technical expertise of human resources Sri Lanka Navy: Boats & continuous Patrolling service , substrates for coral recruitment Coastal Conservation Department: Training Center for all meetings & Trainings District & Divisional Secretariat: Active engagement for governance and mobilization Ministry of Environment: National level advocacy UNDP: Technical expertise, coordination, GEF funding, quality assurance, monitoring equipment Community: Human resources, labour, contribution via boats by tour boat society, time for buoy deployment twice a year, Diving and taking readings, photographs , Monitoring Mechanisms Identified team of locals to assists in monitoring of the site and in maintenance of buoys. A protocol was established to inform the DWC- Regional office and the Navy in an emergency and regular updates a deployed via WhatsApp group. National level and district level monitoring as per Bar Reef Management Plan is operational.
Results/Outputs/Impacts
Observable restoration of the BRMS ecosystem: Significant level of natural coral recruitment is observable with many species with a prevalence of Acroporid recruits seen far more frequently. The new recruits seen are mostly very young with not more than 10-15 polyps. Concrete structures provide artificial substrate midst of rubble giving way for new coral recruits Slowly emerging new coral recruits and fish aggregation on the reef is evidence of slowly restoring ecosystem. Participatory establishment of a buoy demarcated set aside zone for the restoration of BRMS during the next five years. Increased & continued active community engagement in ecosystem conservation: active, voluntary engagement in buoy redeployment after off-season, periodic progress monitoring and recording of the changes of the reef. Increase community awareness: communities are aware of natural heatwaves, actively work against anthropogenic activities that adversely affect the ecosystem. Sustainable ecosystem services-based and diversified livelihoods: 400 families involved in reef-related tourism work, the women of the families have diversified their income through handcrafts, homestays, food processing etc to reduce the dependence on the reef and increased participation of women within the tourism industry as snorkelers & etc. This pilot study advocated for Policy changes and was instrumental in developing Environmentally Sensitive Areas Policy.
Enabling factors and constraints
Enabling conditions were the participatory approach to project design & implementation and the mobilization of national, regional & local level champions that in turn mobilized stakeholders at every level and created an actively engaging community via awareness & capacity development. Partnerships with stakeholders at every level & GEF-funding channeled through UNDP catalyzed implementation. Underwater camera, Oxygen cylinders, snorkels, diving equipment for community divers were provided through GEF funding while other partnerships facilitated expertise in designing buoys, marine biologists to introduce new coral recruits, substrate; buoys, anchors, chains, service of motorboats and human resources to deploy, redeploy buoys, monitor coral recruits, record the progress etc. The effects of COVID19 on the income of the community affected the community resilience and morale which resulted in illegal & unsustainable fishing practices in the vicinity despite the vigilance of all parties.
Sustainability and replicability
Developing the capacities of an established professional association that's directly dependent on the eco-system (i.e. Tour Boat Association) and linking them with the local/field level governance teams (Wildlife Conservation Officials) that monitor the eco-system proved to be successful in promoting community ownership of conservation action, establishing eco-system services to create sustainable livelihoods for said association and thus creating an actively engaged community that sustainably benefits from and therefore conserve the eco-system. This trained team is linked with other donor funded programmes as an exit strategy to support their efforts. A case study on this practice was presented at Marine Environment Protection Authority Annual Symposium to advocate the decision makers of the sector to adopt and scaleup while the scaling up of Environmentally Sensitive Areas too is proposed as a national policy.
Other sources of information
Feature Story 1 – (August 2019) https://undpsrilanka.exposure.co/restoring-kalpitiyas-reef?fbclid=IwAR3… Feature Story 2 – (Nov 2019) https://www.bbc.com/sinhala/sri-lanka-50668895?fbclid=IwAR0C-_JmagBz8zP… http://www.sundaytimes.lk/180513/news/floating-lifeline-to-rescue-dying… https://undpsrilanka.exposure.co/seas-the-day https://mailchi.mp/19ff2f0230b1/undp-sri-lanka-on-the-ground-newsletter… https://www.flickr.com/photos/162639425@N07/albums/72157690211096512 https://undpsrilanka.exposure.co/restoring-kalpitiyas-reef http://www.sundaytimes.lk/article/1090924/a-reef-under-threat-attemptin… http://www.ceylontoday.lk/print-edition/5/print-more/32565
The preliminary studies show the tourism industry has been heavily impacted and a reduction in booking demand of local and international tourists is visible from March 2020 up to now, compared to 2019. The community members who had tourism-related faced a huge economic shock. However, during COVID19 lockdown in April 2020, the community came forward, on a voluntary basis and mobilized to remove buoys for safekeeping before monsoonal rains and the offseason. Capacity development and building community ownership of the conservation of the eco-system and the diversification of household income supported the continuation of the intervention even without boots on the ground and proved to be an effective mitigation measure to build back better.
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81. Responsibilities of municipalities when providing services through service delivery agreements with external mechanisms
If a municipal service is provided through a service delivery agreement in terms of section 76(b), the municipality remains responsible for ensuring that that service is provided to the local community in terms of the provisions of this Act, and accordingly must-
regulate the provision of the service, in accordance with section 41;
monitor and assess the implementation of the agreement, including the performance of the service provider in accordance with section 41;
perform its functions and exercise its powers in terms of Chapters 5 and 6 if the municipal service in question falls within a development priority or objective in terms of the municipality's integrated development plan;
within a tariff policy determined by the municipal council in terms of section 74, control the setting and adjustment of tariffs by the service provider for the municipal service in question; and
generally exercise its service authority so as to ensure uninterrupted delivery of the service in the best interest of the local community.
A municipality, through a service delivery agreement-
may assign to a service provider responsibility for-
developing and implementing detailed service delivery plans within the framework of the municipality's intergrated development plan;
the operational planning, management and provision of the municipal service;
undertaking social and economic development that is directly related to the provision of the service;
customer management;
managing its own accounting, financial management, budgeting. Investment and borrowing activities within a framework of transparency, accountability, reporting and financial control determined by the municipality, subject to applicable municipal finance management legislation;
the collection of service fees for its own account from users of services in accordance with the municipal council's tariff policy in accordance with the credit control measures established in terms of Chapter 9;
may pass onto the service provider, through a transparent system that must be subject to performance monitoring and audit. funds for the subsidisation of services to the poor;
may in accordance with applicable Iabour legislation. transferor second any of its staff members to the service provider, with the concurrence of the staff member concerned;
must ensure continuity of the service if the service provider is placed under judicial management, becomes insolvent, is liquidated or is for any reason unable to continue performing its functions in terms of the service delivery agreement; and
must, where applicable, take over the municipal service, including all assets, when the service delivery agreement expires or is terminated.
The municipal council has the right to set, review or adjust the tariffs within its tariff policy. The service delivery agreement may provide for the adjustment of tariffs by the service provider within the Iimitations set by the municipal council.
A service delivery agreement may be amended by agreement between the parties, except where an agreement has been concluded following a competitive bidding process, in which case an amendment can only be made after the local community has been given-
reasonable notice of the intention to amend the agreement and the reasons for the proposed amendment; and
sufficient opportunity to make representations to the municipality,
No councillor or staff member of a municipality may share in tiny profits or improperly receive any benefits from a service provider providing a municipal service in terms of a service delivery agreement.
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Here's a picture of Imogen and Leon excitedly opening the box. Oona is busy jigsaw-ing in the background.
Foam stickers are always popular for sticking on cards, presents and pictures.
The felt tips were a massive hit because when Oona was a toddler I had a rule: if I found a felt tip in her hand it went in the bin! So over the last 12 months most of the felt tips were binned. (I have a cream sofa, I'm not sorry) The kids were delighted to find three packs in the box and there were many promises to look after them and this time Oona even got her own packet because she can be trusted not to scrawl on the walls these days.
Imogen was excited about the cross stitch kits.
The first things the kids decided to attempt was the autumn leaf sand art.
Aren't they beautiful? You can tell which ones were done by the older kids, you peel off the sticky in stages so that sand can be applied in neat patterns. Oona just peeled hers right off and covered her leaves in sand whereas Imogen's are the ones that have neat patterns, Leon's are somewhere in the middle.
They all managed the activity independently including Oona, just asking for help when it came to attaching the ribbons for hanging. They loved the activity and they have been added to our Autumn/Halloween decorations collection.
After a quick game of Headbands we attempted the pompom creatures.
The instructions are brilliant because Imogen and Leon are not strong readers, but the pictures are enough to explain the activity.
But at 7 Leon made a bit of a tangled mess at first. I had to set him off again after untangling and balling his wool for him.
Oona didn't make a mess because she sat with me from the beginning.
I've no idea where the Oona's bat went! It is probably in one of her many handbags nestled up to a tiara or a few strings of beads.
We had a lovely morning crafting, as you can see from the pictures my health isn't tip top at the moment but I still managed to give them the opportunity to be creative because the packs are so well put together.


We previously discussed how a Power of Attorney allows another person to make legal decisions on your behalf, whether immediately or only upon your incapacity. However, what happens if, after executing a Power of Attorney, you change your mind about whom you want to act on your behalf? If this happens, you need to take certain steps to make certain you revoke that person's power.
The first step is to execute a new Power of Attorney, changing the individual designated to act, known as the Attorney-in-Fact. The new Power of Attorney should specifically state that it supersedes all previous Powers of Attorney.
Next you should notify the person previously named in writing and request the return of any copies of the original Power of Attorney. This notice informs the person that they no longer have the duty or the power to act on your behalf. When you receive copies of the superseded Power of Attorney make sure to securely destroy those copies along with any other copies in your possession.
It is also important to inform third parties that this person no longer has the authority to act on your behalf. This notice should be done as soon as possible orally, and then follow-up in writing. The third party, such as a bank, is then fully aware of the change and acts at its peril if it allows the original Attorney-in-Fact to act. By providing a copy of the new Power of Attorney, you specifically show that you revoked the prior document and executed a new document in its place. This allows the third party to know not only that it should no longer honor the previous document but also whom you have chosen to replace the previous Attorney-in-Fact.
Used properly, a Power of Attorney can make difficult situations much easier by allowing someone to make important decisions while you are incapacitated or merely unavailable. However, because a Power of Attorney provides another person with the authority to act on your behalf it is important to review that document periodically to ensure that the people named are still the best people to make those decisions. Finally, it is important to consult with an attorney before signing any form of Power of Attorney. Do-it-yourself books and websites offer broad, general documents that are often insufficient to meet a person's needs. By speaking with an experienced attorney, you are assured of receiving documents and the support needed to address your specific situation.


Manchester City winger Raheem Sterling has been named the Premier League Player of the Month for November after enjoying an outstanding run of form.
The 24-year-old returned three goals and three assists in as many games as City thumped Southampton, Manchester United and West Ham in November.
Sterling has directly contributed towards 14 goals in the Premier League this season (eight goals, six assists) – a total that only Chelseas Eden Hazard (15: eight goals, seven assists) can better.
Sterling beat City teammates David Silva and Leroy Sane to the award as well as Liverpools Andrew Robertson, Evertons Lucas Digne, West Hams Felipe Anderson and Tottenhams Moussa Sissoko.
The England international enjoyed the most productive season of his career last year and has continued in the much same vein since August, playing a key role in Citys title challenge.
Pep Guardiolas side have spent much of the season at the top of the Premier League table until a 2-0 defeat to Chelsea saw them slip below Liverpool into second place.
After that game at Stamford Bridge, Sterling alleged that he had been the victim of racist abuse from Chelsea supporters and he has been praised for the dignity he showed at the time, as well as for speaking out about racism in football in the aftermath.
City will look to get back to winning ways when they face Everton at the Etihad on Saturday and Sterling will be hoping to continue his electric form at the Etihad having scored 17 goals and provided nine assists at home since the start of last season.


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International Narrative on COVID-19 Crisis Ignores Cotton Farmers, Ginners, Spinners, Says Garkhel
by Akanimo Sampson
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The international narrative on the COVID-19 crisis is currently a source of worry to the Senior Cotton and Textiles Lead at Fairtrade Foundation, United Kingdom, Subindu Garkhel.
Garkhel is concerned that much of the narrative to date has overlooked many of the other very significant links within the fashion supply chain, despite their role being integral to the making of a dress or a pair of jeans, beautiful or ordinary.
''I'm referring to the cotton farmers, the ginners and spinners who are so often forgotten in the fashion debate and continue to be so in the face of the pandemic.
''I'm also talking about some of the most vulnerable people: migrant workers and seasonal workers and their communities.
''As brands announce the cancellation of $2.00 billion worth of current orders in Bangladesh alone, and there's no clarity of future orders being placed, the effects will inevitably be felt by everyone.
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''With no cash flowing down the supply chain in the face of this unexpected halt in manufacturing, it is the most vulnerable, lowest paid people, that feel the worst effects and there is a real threat of food insecurity and worse to come for many.
''With retailers globally shutting their doors and customers facing the uncertain future of being furloughed or laid off, fashion and buying new clothes are beginning to feel like the last thing on the long list of our new priorities'', Garkhel said.
And whilst a few brands and retailers have begun to ingeniously shift their manufacturing efforts to produce masks, protective gear and other goods needed in the health care industry as part of their crisis response strategy, there has also been growing recognition of the toll that store closures and order cancellations are taking on the workers across the fashion value chain on a global level.
While most businesses are either cancelling in-production orders or reported suggesting payments would be delayed 'indefinitely', some loud and well-targeted public campaigning efforts have seen some businesses publicly confirming they're willing to receive and pay for orders already placed.
Others have announced the creation of a fund to pay supply chain workers, but questions remain over some of the detail about which stage of the production of clothing orders this will cover. There are also unanswered questions about timelines.
At Fairtrade, cotton farmers are looking to the longer term and considering whether to divert land to producing food.
Continuing, Garkhel said, ''we are between two cotton crop seasons at the time of writing, and most farmers have already sold 80-90 per cent of their production from the last season before the lockdown.
''This means they are not seeing the immediate impacts of factory closures and cancelled orders yet, but are expecting it to arrive with full force in the autumn.
''In Africa, there are already signs that cotton prices are falling and there are forecasts of global cotton prices to drop by 22% this year.
''We're bracing ourselves for delays in payments and lack of cash flow as the inevitable knock-on effect ripples down the supply chain. There is also the worry at the back of our minds posed by the threat of changing supply chains and nearshoring.
''I am in regular contact about our cotton farmers through colleagues on the ground, we are working hard to evaluate the short, medium and long term impacts and designing possible interventions and solutions to help our farmers.
''Fairtrade has already introduced flexibility in the process and use of the Fairtrade Premium so that producers can use it to manage financial risk during the pandemic. We will know more when the new crop season starts but until then,
''I'd like us to advocate for more government measures to ensure supply chain relationships, orders, payments and other obligations are met. Unless cash flows through the supply chain, workers will not get their wages and farmers will miss out on a fair price for their crops.
''My message to the fashion industry is this: please continue to support your direct suppliers and foster these partnerships. You can be instrumental in elevating this to be a virtuous chain of support and solidarity from a mere supply chain.
''All the people further down the tiers are relying on your support. The lesson that coronavirus is rapidly teaching us all is that we are all in it together, we are connected by the same narrative thread, one global community, no matter who we are.''
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Antoine Boyellau était le gouverneur général de Pondichéry de 1766 à 1767. Il fut précédé et remplacé par Jean Law de Lauriston.

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