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Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : October 30, 2015 12:00am-2:01am EDT
november we are live for the 18th year in a row from florida or the miami book fair international. and the national book awards from new york city. just some of the fairs and festivals this fall on c-span twos the tv. -- book tv. the u.s. has elected wisconsin congressman paul ryan, the 54th speaker of the house with 236 votes. in its the house session entirety, beginning with john boehner for the last time. he delivered farewell remarks. we also hear from minority -- nancyncy palazzi pelosi and speaker elect ryan. this is two hours and 45 minutes. >> let us pray. lord god, you know our needs. you have entrusted to us a great nation founded on life and liberty. we stand before you ready to fulfill the mission that will give glory to your name and ensure the dignity of all humanity. we plead for your wisdom. give us the courage to open our eyes to see. give us the fortitude to endure when the demands of our office seem overwhelming. bless us with prudence when all pathways seem troublesome. help us to discern and seek the common good when comfort and expedience tempt and beckon. challen
november we are live for the 18th year in a row from florida or the miami book fair international. and the national book awards from new york city. just some of the fairs and festivals this fall on c-span twos the tv. -- book tv. the u.s. has elected wisconsin congressman paul ryan, the 54th speaker of the house with 236 votes. in its the house session entirety, beginning with john boehner for the last time. he delivered farewell remarks. we also hear from minority -- nancyncy palazzi pelosi...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : October 15, 2015 1:00pm-1:31pm EDT
changed the system. 30,000 families in florida receive benefits for their loved one. 30,000 more families today do not worry about whether they will outlive her child -- their child. [applause] listening and learning is important. i worry about the people i have met on my life journey that just want to be lifted up. they want a chance to live a life of purpose and meaning. people like mr. meriwether. she used to be largest voucher program in the country. now about 70,000 kids get a private school indirectly with public money. when she was in third grade -- she is now 25 years old. she was held back. her older brother had a run-in with the law. her mother was lost. she was angry. no one ever told her she was smart and capable of learning. she was effectively -- like hundreds of thousands of kids, being cast aside. because we challenge the orthodoxy of our times and created the first statewide voucher program in the country. one of those is this program. her godmother found out about it, and she got to go a christian school. it is constitutional, just for the record. when she was t
changed the system. 30,000 families in florida receive benefits for their loved one. 30,000 more families today do not worry about whether they will outlive her child -- their child. [applause] listening and learning is important. i worry about the people i have met on my life journey that just want to be lifted up. they want a chance to live a life of purpose and meaning. people like mr. meriwether. she used to be largest voucher program in the country. now about 70,000 kids get a private...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : October 15, 2015 11:15am-1:01pm EDT
want to repeat his mistakes any rock by withdrawing prematurely. juliano in florida, go ahead. like you just said, all of our tanks and everything in those countries, isis has taken our stuff. i've been wondering, these other people are overthrowing the government. i don't understand that, how is that ok in the american people's eyes. if someone were to come here and get our people guns and overthrew our government, they'll be chaos. the american government, i don't understand how everyone is ok with this. we are supposed to have the best military in the world. it takes russia one or two weeks to take these people out. take the day can leader of isis out. and we have been doing it for months. i think this is calculated and i don't think he has very much interest in helping those people. i feel like he has all teary or motives.- ulterior host: we appreciate you weighing and. let's go to california to frank. make sure your mute your television or radio. that we need to send more troops in afghanistan because we definitely don't need the guys over there running around and bringing it h
want to repeat his mistakes any rock by withdrawing prematurely. juliano in florida, go ahead. like you just said, all of our tanks and everything in those countries, isis has taken our stuff. i've been wondering, these other people are overthrowing the government. i don't understand that, how is that ok in the american people's eyes. if someone were to come here and get our people guns and overthrew our government, they'll be chaos. the american government, i don't understand how everyone is...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : October 3, 2015 4:00am-6:01am EDT
, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton in florida. then president obama on the resignation of education secretary arne duncan, and taking reporters questions. and live at 7:00 a.m., your calls and comment on "washington journal." her,e c-span cities to working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. this weekend we are joined by comcast to learn more about the history of santa rosa, california. considering considered part of napa wine county. >> i guess you could say it's history began with wine, because the first vines planted here were at the mission in sonoma. late 1820's or early 1830's, which was a very long time ago. they were mission grapes, and nobody in their right mind would make wine out of them. 1990's wes and the were beginning to be better and better known. when my folks first purchased the ranch in the late 50's, they did not know it at the time but they saw quite a change in the industry happening, just in our little valley. it had not always been the quote unquote wine country. we have a wonderful agriculture history here in sonoma co
, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton in florida. then president obama on the resignation of education secretary arne duncan, and taking reporters questions. and live at 7:00 a.m., your calls and comment on "washington journal." her,e c-span cities to working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. this weekend we are joined by comcast to learn more about the history of santa rosa, california. considering considered part of napa wine county....
florida, i think we had the fourth largest medicaid plan. states are extraordinarily frustrated with the state partnership that is medicaid. spending more through a broken system is not the answer. let's try a new approach. let's let the states have the power to create a safety net for the 21st century, and hold them accountable for the results they achieved. if we took the money that goes to medicaid, and took the subsidies on obamacare and put , fchip in the mix, i can promise you we will get a better result. you know why i know that? i had a chance to do a version of that when i was governor of the state of florida with our medicaid plan. we had a pilot program in fort lauderdale and jacksonville. it was the 25th largest medicaid plan. we created tiered premiums, where medicaid beneficiaries were given choices, where we empowered them to make choices. this notion that people living in poverty do not know what is right with their families -- we better start rejecting that out of hand. whether it is health care or education or the safety of their neighborhood, america does not do this r
florida, i think we had the fourth largest medicaid plan. states are extraordinarily frustrated with the state partnership that is medicaid. spending more through a broken system is not the answer. let's try a new approach. let's let the states have the power to create a safety net for the 21st century, and hold them accountable for the results they achieved. if we took the money that goes to medicaid, and took the subsidies on obamacare and put , fchip in the mix, i can promise you we will...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : October 30, 2015 6:00am-7:01am EDT
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Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : October 2, 2015 2:00pm-4:01pm EDT
jacksonville, florida -- democrat. go ahead. caller: good morning. guest: good morning. caller: we are just being scammed. what corporation do you know that pays 39% of what individual pays 39%? for mr. romney was running president, he had to give away money in order to get back to 14%. damne same time, he took a $79,000 deduction for a horse. getting rid of the death tax to give money to their heirs. years and the0 justated from $1000 a year by sitting the death tax. look at how much money he saves. the whole thing is a scam. if the american people vote for this, they are fools. host: jim in jacksonville, florida. kyle pomerleau? ways: there are certainly in the tax code and a lot of these plans try to get at that that marginal tax rates and average tax rates do not really match up. the reason is for what they are calling loopholes and a lot of these reductions. a lot of these plans, of course, get rid of them. you also bring up another important concern about what is called in washington "this traditional analysis -- distributional analysis." when you have a tax plan, who gets larger cuts
jacksonville, florida -- democrat. go ahead. caller: good morning. guest: good morning. caller: we are just being scammed. what corporation do you know that pays 39% of what individual pays 39%? for mr. romney was running president, he had to give away money in order to get back to 14%. damne same time, he took a $79,000 deduction for a horse. getting rid of the death tax to give money to their heirs. years and the0 justated from $1000 a year by sitting the death tax. look at how much money he...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : October 29, 2015 10:00pm-12:01am EDT
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Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : September 30, 2015 11:00pm-12:01am EDT
webster, republican from florida and a candidate for speaker of the house. congressman, thanks for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> how is the race going? >> i take everything as it comes. hopefully, we will have success. >> speaker boehner announced that a leadership elections will take place on october 8. are you happy with that date? >> yes, i am happy to share why i am running. that is going to move some of those things up. people are being more inquisitive right now. i am running because i want to have a principle-based, member driven congress, and i don't think we have one now. i think we have one based on power. i saw that in the florida legislature before i became speaker, and i turned those things up side down in the florida house of representatives, and i would like to do the same here. >> based on the power of whom? >> a powerful few at the top make all the decisions. you can bills, even if amend them, or debate them, it's up it is, power-based system. i want to spread the base so that every member has a chance to be successful. that empowers the general mem
webster, republican from florida and a candidate for speaker of the house. congressman, thanks for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> how is the race going? >> i take everything as it comes. hopefully, we will have success. >> speaker boehner announced that a leadership elections will take place on october 8. are you happy with that date? >> yes, i am happy to share why i am running. that is going to move some of those things up. people are being more...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : September 30, 2015 9:00pm-11:01pm EDT
replace speaker boehner. joining us from capitol hill is daniel webster, republican from florida, and a candidate for speaker of the house. "the tampa bay times" you are running a hard, so how is the campaign going? mr. webster: i have been in a few leadership races in my life. either one-on-one or phone calls or face-to-face. plodder.ll myself a i take everything as it comes. we are working our way through the conference and hopefully will have success. speaker boehner announcing the elections will take place next week, october 8. are you satisfied with that date? yes, i'm happy we will get an opportunity to share why i'm running. of that will move up some those things. people are being more inquisitive now. i'm running because i want to have a principal-based, member-driven congress. i think we have one base now on power. the floridan legislature before i became speaker in turn those things upside down and made it a principal-based house, and it worked. i will like to do the same thing here. host: based on the power of whom? mr. webster: a few people at the top of the pyramid of power
replace speaker boehner. joining us from capitol hill is daniel webster, republican from florida, and a candidate for speaker of the house. "the tampa bay times" you are running a hard, so how is the campaign going? mr. webster: i have been in a few leadership races in my life. either one-on-one or phone calls or face-to-face. plodder.ll myself a i take everything as it comes. we are working our way through the conference and hopefully will have success. speaker boehner announcing...
focused on the endgame of success after release. host: let's go to warren in florida. i just have one comment, and i know it's not credited the end all, but this is one comment that i think people should think about. ishink the right to vote essential to reentering society, because people have to have a stake in their own lives. if they feel like they have a stake in their lives when they get out, that they can participate in society, i think it would help. host: do you have any thoughts on that? guest: i think it rings true. for someone to participate in our society, they need to be a full member. that is my personal opinion, but i think when someone is releasing from the criminal justice system, they are faced with lots of different labels and things that they can do. as a matter of empowering someone to reach their full potential, i think that needs to be fully recognized. having the ability to vote, being able to apply for a job without having additional stigma , which could potentially limit them from opportunities for housing as well. is are all things that come in to play as we
focused on the endgame of success after release. host: let's go to warren in florida. i just have one comment, and i know it's not credited the end all, but this is one comment that i think people should think about. ishink the right to vote essential to reentering society, because people have to have a stake in their own lives. if they feel like they have a stake in their lives when they get out, that they can participate in society, i think it would help. host: do you have any thoughts on...
this event and so without further ado, i would like to present to you the junior senator from florida and presidential candidate 2016, senator marco rubio. [applause] mr. rubio: thank you, i appreciate that very much. i want to thank you all for participating in this -- a little loud. is that better? so i'm here today not to just tell you my ideas, but to listen to yours. i think that the big part of what a campaign should be all about is the listening part. no one understands the needs of the on-demand economy as well as those of who you are building it. coming into the discussion, here's something i can state to you with absolute confidence. if there's one thing that matters in the 21st century, it's innovation. in order to be the leading economy on earth, america must be the most innovative economy on earth. it's that simple. whenever we talk about innovation, what we're talking about is problem solving. we're talking about finding ways to do things more efficiently, more affordably and more conveniently than ever before. i want to begin by telling you about a problem that i had ea
this event and so without further ado, i would like to present to you the junior senator from florida and presidential candidate 2016, senator marco rubio. [applause] mr. rubio: thank you, i appreciate that very much. i want to thank you all for participating in this -- a little loud. is that better? so i'm here today not to just tell you my ideas, but to listen to yours. i think that the big part of what a campaign should be all about is the listening part. no one understands the needs of the...
the florida. yesterday in the congress vote he received 43 fellow republican votes. he supporting to jake sherman, tweaking daniel webster is urging republicans not to vote for him as speaker. he's in the back of the chamber, speaking with steve king. daniel webster asked not to be nominated on the floor for gop speaker. the house is gathering for the election of the new speaker. this is the call of the house, the rollcall of members. we expect next, in about 15 minutes or so, the speaker will announce the establishment of a quorum, and proceedings will get underway. look up to the speaker's box and you'll see congressman ryan's wife. also his three kids are there. his kids are liza, charlie, and sam. his mother, betty douglas. in addition, the former running mate of paul ryan, governor mitt romney and his wife anne will be in the speaker's box. live coverage of the election of the house speaker set underway shortly as the house gathers. the quorum is called. paul ryan greeting members on the house floor. bridget bowman of rollcall tweets that candice miller says she, kevin brady,
the florida. yesterday in the congress vote he received 43 fellow republican votes. he supporting to jake sherman, tweaking daniel webster is urging republicans not to vote for him as speaker. he's in the back of the chamber, speaking with steve king. daniel webster asked not to be nominated on the floor for gop speaker. the house is gathering for the election of the new speaker. this is the call of the house, the rollcall of members. we expect next, in about 15 minutes or so, the speaker will...
the research. it even goes further than that. there is a law in florida -- i want you to hear this because it was so shocking at first that i really didn't believe it. there is a law in florida that makes it a felony for a pediatrician to talk with families about being sure they keep guns safely away from children. go tolly, a doctor can jail in florida. andou are a pediatrician, you are running through checklists, are you keeping the household poisons out of the wave your kids? especially if you have toddlers exploring everything. you make sure your sharp knives are kept away, are they high enough up so kids can't accidentally get them? it seems perfectly reasonable to me to say if you have guns in the house, are you sure they are really secure? because too many little kids get a hold of them. we read about it every week. they kill themselves, they kill their friends. doctor'st is a responsibility to try to work with the family so that the family can try and keep their babies safe. if you are in florida, you could go to jail. argument ande the work towards the results that we can
the research. it even goes further than that. there is a law in florida -- i want you to hear this because it was so shocking at first that i really didn't believe it. there is a law in florida that makes it a felony for a pediatrician to talk with families about being sure they keep guns safely away from children. go tolly, a doctor can jail in florida. andou are a pediatrician, you are running through checklists, are you keeping the household poisons out of the wave your kids? especially if...
florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida voiced. mr. jolly: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, and my compliments to the chairman and the ranking member for shepherding us thus far into this year. you know, i often say the first job of congress is to govern. and that means keeping the government open. and i think what we are doing today is honoring the responsibility we have, our article 1 responsibility, to keep the government open. we talk a lot about congress having the power of the purse. but with the power also comes responsibility. and so as we have hard conversations as a country and as a congress about whether we fund certain programs, whether we fund certain entities, that is an appropriate conversation to have and i think we have handled that appropriately thus far. you sometimes would not know that based on comments on the other side of the aisle, who continue to try to score political points and use political capital to suggest we are on the brink of a shutdown. the simple fact is we are not. our colleagues on the other side of the aisle have acknowled
florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida voiced. mr. jolly: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, and my compliments to the chairman and the ranking member for shepherding us thus far into this year. you know, i often say the first job of congress is to govern. and that means keeping the government open. and i think what we are doing today is honoring the responsibility we have, our article 1 responsibility, to keep the government open. we talk a lot about congress having...
florida. good morning. caller: good morning. one comment. i know it's not going to be the end-all beetle. .- and all beat all i think the right to vote is expensive to reenter into society. people have to have a stake in their own lives. if they feel it they have a stake when they get out, they can participate in society, i think it would help. host: two you have any thoughts on that? true. i think it rings in order for someone to participate in our society data before member -- they need to be a full member. i think about someone releasing from the criminal justice system, they are faced with different labels and things they cannot do. as a matter of empowering someone i think that that does need to be fully recognized. having the ability to vote, being able to apply for a job without having additional stigma could potentially limit them firm opportunities and housing as well. talk about the role the private sector plays. employers in your community. mentionedector green our small business community that had come to visit a few weeks ago. employers, whether part of an organizatio
florida. good morning. caller: good morning. one comment. i know it's not going to be the end-all beetle. .- and all beat all i think the right to vote is expensive to reenter into society. people have to have a stake in their own lives. if they feel it they have a stake when they get out, they can participate in society, i think it would help. host: two you have any thoughts on that? true. i think it rings in order for someone to participate in our society data before member -- they need to...
yesterday morning before the story -- i won the state of florida. i was at 128 or 29. think of this. he governor of the state, bush bush is in the favor of common core, ok? that means your children are going to be educated by the bureaucrats in washington. i don't think so. i don't think so. so this reporter calls up my people. i have great people. calls up hope, i would love to speak to mr. trump. we'll work it out. and she said she didn't say we had 24 million people at the debate. the biggest audience in the history of c nmp n and fox had the biggest audience in cable and got bigger. called preliminary numbers. i know so much from "the apprentice." . was it greatest? was it greatest. you can always tell the enemy. the head of comcast came up to see me with the head of reality television and came up to my office and said, we want you to extend, we want you to -- he is one of the biggest executives. comcast owns nbc and i said i think i'm going to run and want to make our country great again. i think? he said i don't know. they had their upfronts. usually the biggest place in manhattan
yesterday morning before the story -- i won the state of florida. i was at 128 or 29. think of this. he governor of the state, bush bush is in the favor of common core, ok? that means your children are going to be educated by the bureaucrats in washington. i don't think so. i don't think so. so this reporter calls up my people. i have great people. calls up hope, i would love to speak to mr. trump. we'll work it out. and she said she didn't say we had 24 million people at the debate. the...
was in florida with bill. we were attending some meeting that he had. i was literally in the hotel room, flipping through the paper, and i saw a picture of a professor from israel giving a lecture about program they had started there. i read about it. it was fascinating. it basically said that after a big influx of immigrants from poor nations livedeal appear, the kids would go to the excellent israeli schools, but they were not achieving. the researchers would say, what's going on here, they are in the schools, is the schools are the only answer, why aren't they doing better? they realize that they had to family in those first five years. i called this woman. , i'm hillaryombard clinton, calling from arkansas. she said, where? i said, arkansas. she said, where is that? i said, next to texas, look at a map. i said, if she was coming to the united states, if i could meet with her. she came. we began what is called home instruction program for youngsters. the idea behind it is to help the mother become her child's first teacher. to feel confident and competent enough to prepare hurt
was in florida with bill. we were attending some meeting that he had. i was literally in the hotel room, flipping through the paper, and i saw a picture of a professor from israel giving a lecture about program they had started there. i read about it. it was fascinating. it basically said that after a big influx of immigrants from poor nations livedeal appear, the kids would go to the excellent israeli schools, but they were not achieving. the researchers would say, what's going on here, they...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : October 2, 2015 8:00pm-10:01pm EDT
candidate hillary clinton in florida. at a white house news conference, president obama announced that he will risen -- reluctantly accept the resignation of arne duncan. the president also took questions from reporters on of the government funding deal, dealing with gun violence and the situation in syria. this is about one hour, 10 minutes. president obama: please be seated. good afternoon. arne duncan is one of my longest-serving cabinet secretaries and he has been a friend for a lot longer than that. so it is with some regret and accepted his have decision to return to our hometown of chicago. after more than six years of living in washington, arne's wonderful wife, karen, and their kids want to move back home. they want to move back home. so, i will be honest, i pushed for arne duncan to stay, but i also know from personal experience how hard it is to be away from family. so while i will miss him deeply, he has more than earned the right to return home. take a look at what he has accomplished of the last six and -- over the last 6.5 years. he is one of the longest-serving secretaries
candidate hillary clinton in florida. at a white house news conference, president obama announced that he will risen -- reluctantly accept the resignation of arne duncan. the president also took questions from reporters on of the government funding deal, dealing with gun violence and the situation in syria. this is about one hour, 10 minutes. president obama: please be seated. good afternoon. arne duncan is one of my longest-serving cabinet secretaries and he has been a friend for a lot longer...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : October 3, 2015 12:00am-2:01am EDT
hillary clinton in florida. 2016 discussion about the presidential campaign and u.s. history. then, treasury secretary jack lew on congressional action concerning the debt ceiling. ♪ returns ♪py million join in our maybe, with music --♪ marriage to a five-star general, first lady maybe eisenhower -- mamie eisenhower demanded nothing but excellence in the white house. with her favorite color, pink, she was voted one of the nation's best-dressed. mamie eisenhower, this sunday night on c-span's original series "first ladies, influence and image," examining the public and private lives of women who filled the position of first lady and their influence on the presidency, from martha washington to michelle obama. sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >> >> good afternoon students, faculty, and guests of brown college. i'm given the it -- i have been given the esteemed privilege to introduce mrs. hillary clinton. [applause] allow me to tell you a little bit about myself. i was born and raised in florida like many of you here today. i come from a proud househ
hillary clinton in florida. 2016 discussion about the presidential campaign and u.s. history. then, treasury secretary jack lew on congressional action concerning the debt ceiling. ♪ returns ♪py million join in our maybe, with music --♪ marriage to a five-star general, first lady maybe eisenhower -- mamie eisenhower demanded nothing but excellence in the white house. with her favorite color, pink, she was voted one of the nation's best-dressed. mamie eisenhower, this sunday night on...
. live road to the white house coverage is morning on c-span, starting with florida governor jeb bush delivering health care speech on the affordable care act. we have it live from the new hampshire institute of politics in manchester at 10:00. later, john kasich takes audience questions at a town hall meeting in bow, new hampshire. live coverage begins at 12:30 eastern. christie talks about marijuana laws, education, and social security. the new jersey republicans spoke at the no labels conference in manchester, new hampshire. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen, and fellow problem solvers. no labels is in part about forging consensus and building bridges, so i would like to ask a question that may bring us together with the person i'm about to introduce. do we all like bruce priest in your today? -- bruce springsteen here today? [cheering] >> there we go. one of the reasons we tend to more often than not elect governors president in our country is because governors have to do things. they have to solve problems. they have to deliver results.
. live road to the white house coverage is morning on c-span, starting with florida governor jeb bush delivering health care speech on the affordable care act. we have it live from the new hampshire institute of politics in manchester at 10:00. later, john kasich takes audience questions at a town hall meeting in bow, new hampshire. live coverage begins at 12:30 eastern. christie talks about marijuana laws, education, and social security. the new jersey republicans spoke at the no labels...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : October 14, 2015 12:00pm-2:01pm EDT
can. i'd like to thank senator rubio for coming to derry. marco is a u.s. senator from florida. he's also -- he's also a former speaker of the house from florida. e is a -- he's an all-around great guy. he comes from very humble beginnings, and i proudly -- and i will proudly endorse senator marco rubio. thank you, senator, for coming, and please give senator marco rubio a very warm welcome. [applause] senator rubio: thank you, thank you. thank you. thank you very much. let's get started. let's get started. thank you so much. you know, i've been watching on tv for years on c-span, and now i'm actually on it. so that's pretty good. you walk in, it almost feels like you're going to give a speech or acoustic performance, because it has that feel to it. i'm really honored to be here today. thank you for all of that introduction and all of you for coming. this is important. this is actually, as you walk in, no matter how many times you've done this now, it really strikes you that the presidency in the united states is the most important political office on the planet, and yet the pr
can. i'd like to thank senator rubio for coming to derry. marco is a u.s. senator from florida. he's also -- he's also a former speaker of the house from florida. e is a -- he's an all-around great guy. he comes from very humble beginnings, and i proudly -- and i will proudly endorse senator marco rubio. thank you, senator, for coming, and please give senator marco rubio a very warm welcome. [applause] senator rubio: thank you, thank you. thank you. thank you very much. let's get started....
. yan. ipinski, pelosi. meeks. ryan of wisconsin. ryan of wisconsin. webster of florida. ebster of florida. the clerk: boehner. the speaker: ryan. the clerk: ryan. the speaker: if there are any members who did not answer the call of the roll, they i may come to the well and vote at this time. the speaker: the tellers agree in their tallies that the total number of votes cast is 432 of which the honorable paul d. ryan of the state of wisconsin has received 236. the honorable nancy pelosi of california has received 184. the honorable daniel webster of the state of florida has received nine. the honorable jim cooper of the state of tennessee has received one. the honorable john lewis of georgia has received one. and the honorable colin poul has received one. -- colin powell has received one. therefore, the honorable paul d. ryan of the state of wisconsin having received the majority of the votes cast is duly elected as speaker of the house. the chair appoints the following committee to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy, the gentlewoman
. yan. ipinski, pelosi. meeks. ryan of wisconsin. ryan of wisconsin. webster of florida. ebster of florida. the clerk: boehner. the speaker: ryan. the clerk: ryan. the speaker: if there are any members who did not answer the call of the roll, they i may come to the well and vote at this time. the speaker: the tellers agree in their tallies that the total number of votes cast is 432 of which the honorable paul d. ryan of the state of wisconsin has received 236. the honorable nancy pelosi of...
in florida at the trump national doral miami. a golf resort he owns. that's at 7:00 eastern on c-span . and at k 30 here on c-span, texas senator ted cruz hold as town hall meeting in council bluffs, iowa. >> a house energy and commerce subcommittee held a hearing earlier today on protecting senior citizens from fraud. texas congressman michael burgess chaired the hearing. it's two hours and 15 minutes. mr. burgess: the subcommittee will now come to order. and the chair recognizes himself for five minutes for the purpose of an opening statement. this morning, first let me welcome our witnesses. this morning we will receive an update on the consumer protection efforts in place to address the fraud risk for america's seniors. as of july, 2013, there are over 44 million americans who are older than 65, that's lmost 14% of the population. the people 65 and older projects to outnumber the people younger than 18. mere 18 years from now. the median income for these households is $35,000 a year. the median net worth of seniors 65 and over is 25 times that of people under 35 years of age.
in florida at the trump national doral miami. a golf resort he owns. that's at 7:00 eastern on c-span . and at k 30 here on c-span, texas senator ted cruz hold as town hall meeting in council bluffs, iowa. >> a house energy and commerce subcommittee held a hearing earlier today on protecting senior citizens from fraud. texas congressman michael burgess chaired the hearing. it's two hours and 15 minutes. mr. burgess: the subcommittee will now come to order. and the chair recognizes...
from florida. mr. curbelo: i thank the ohio delegation for giving us this special opportunity to honor a man we all admire and appreciate. i'm not from ohio, i'm from the state of florida and i have been known -- i haven't known john boehner nearly as long as many of my friends who have spoken here tonight. however, i can say this, mr. speaker. for many of us, who are still relatively new here in congress, for many of us that represent younger generation of leaders who have come here to serve, john bayner is a great example, n example of decency, of sincerity, of integrity, an of profound caring for every single american an for all of us. a. moved by john -- i am moved by john boehner's work in education which is clearly one of his great passions. as a school board member in miami-david county, i saw firsthand -- miami-dade county i saw firsthand the difference john boehner's work in education made in the lives of children. . oftentimes poor children, low income children, who would not be counted had john boehner not done such wonderful work in the committee on education and the work f
from florida. mr. curbelo: i thank the ohio delegation for giving us this special opportunity to honor a man we all admire and appreciate. i'm not from ohio, i'm from the state of florida and i have been known -- i haven't known john boehner nearly as long as many of my friends who have spoken here tonight. however, i can say this, mr. speaker. for many of us, who are still relatively new here in congress, for many of us that represent younger generation of leaders who have come here to serve,...
color is a democrat from springhill florida. caller: i think you so much. i did hear the speech. in terms of the -- do you were any other republican candidates have plans to replace obamacare? >> thanks for calling. thank you very question. let me address it in two parts, first of all let's talk about what's happening with obamacare area under obamacare what we've seen is millions of americans have lost their jobs. that fourth of the part-time work millions of americans of lost their health insurance and doctors the scene the premiums skyrocket. president obama told the american people electrically can keep it that wasn't true. millions had their plans cancel when they like them. the president promised that the average family will feature of reasons would drop, in fact the average family's premiums have lived risen. if single mom waiting tables trying to make ends meet that's a difference of $5,500 that's a lot of money for someone trying to make ends meet and millions of people are hurting. seen the people who've been hurt by this law think it's the essence of reasonableness to rec
color is a democrat from springhill florida. caller: i think you so much. i did hear the speech. in terms of the -- do you were any other republican candidates have plans to replace obamacare? >> thanks for calling. thank you very question. let me address it in two parts, first of all let's talk about what's happening with obamacare area under obamacare what we've seen is millions of americans have lost their jobs. that fourth of the part-time work millions of americans of lost their...
-- >> i would invite representatives of your task force and the dea to come to south florida. this is an issue that dominates the headlines. it affects young people and as you point out, the moment someone takes this, one of these synthetic drugs, which is so readily available in florida and elsewhere, it changes and often ruins their lives. i am grateful for your focus on it. i hope we have the chance to do something in south florida. >> i now recognize mr. marino for five minutes. >> it is good to see you. i too am a maniac for the rule of law. most of my career has been in law enforcement and i still consider myself a law enforcement guy. my family has been in law enforcement for a long time so i appreciate your comments concerning oversight and rule of law. that is needed very much today. even more so today. i do want to emphasize the fact that i have worked with all agencies, state, local, and federal and 99.9% of our agents out there are top-notch. i trust them watching my back at any time. with that, you have already effectively answered two questions that i had so as a resu
-- >> i would invite representatives of your task force and the dea to come to south florida. this is an issue that dominates the headlines. it affects young people and as you point out, the moment someone takes this, one of these synthetic drugs, which is so readily available in florida and elsewhere, it changes and often ruins their lives. i am grateful for your focus on it. i hope we have the chance to do something in south florida. >> i now recognize mr. marino for five...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : October 2, 2015 10:00pm-12:01am EDT
are getting started here in florida, here at broward college, and i want each and every one of you to be involved in this campaign. we have to have an agenda for change and reach as many people we can to make the change we want to see. to build on what has worked and take it further. and not let the republicans rip the progress with their out of ate, out of touch jds of ideas and turn us back. now, i am aware we have challenges around the world. that's why i think, my spreps as secretary of state, as a senator from new york is especially pertinent to what we have to do to make sure we remain safe and secure. we lead with our values and in pursuit of our interests. but at the end of the day, i have to tell you for me what gets me up and keeps me going is the thought of my granddaughter and not what kind of life she has because we will make sure life as positive as it can be. what kind of country will she become an adult in. what kind of world will be waiting for her? i'm the granddaughter of a factory worker. hard d grandfather worked and he did it to support his family and wanted his
are getting started here in florida, here at broward college, and i want each and every one of you to be involved in this campaign. we have to have an agenda for change and reach as many people we can to make the change we want to see. to build on what has worked and take it further. and not let the republicans rip the progress with their out of ate, out of touch jds of ideas and turn us back. now, i am aware we have challenges around the world. that's why i think, my spreps as secretary of...
incarceration and things like that. are a resident of florida, ohio, virginia, or north carolina, you are all but an invisible voter in 2016. whereing states are candidates are spending their time and money. what about the rest of us? peggy: it's absurd. the last presidential election took place apparently in ohio and florida. nobody else's vote mattered. that is astonishing to me. mattered a little. indiana mattered a little. this is something about that is too strange and very unsatisfying. and you never see candidates go cities our great anymore. i mean, they go through and shake them like an atm at fundraisers. this, but weeve has to have real political rallies, huge campaign rallies in new york city in the garment district. my gosh, the first political rally i ever went to was in 1964 for lyndon johnson. as i remember, its buildout of madison square garden. he was talking about the issues and riling the crowd. it was exciting. it is astonishing to me that nobody who runs for president has to come here. we should make new york -- we should surprise people now and then and start to sho
incarceration and things like that. are a resident of florida, ohio, virginia, or north carolina, you are all but an invisible voter in 2016. whereing states are candidates are spending their time and money. what about the rest of us? peggy: it's absurd. the last presidential election took place apparently in ohio and florida. nobody else's vote mattered. that is astonishing to me. mattered a little. indiana mattered a little. this is something about that is too strange and very unsatisfying....
. speaker. i'm pleased to yield one minute to the gentlewoman from florida, ms. castor. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minutes. -- one minute. ms. castor: i rise in strong opposition to this wasteful maneuver by republicans in congress to establish yet another investigative committee at a cost of untold millions of taxpayer dollars. it is unconscionable to establish such a committee without any basis to do so and at a time when congress should be focused on higher wages, modern infrastructure and the basic responsibility to pass an appropriations plan for america. but no, action on all of these pocketbook issues for american families and businesses are being shoved aside by republicans in congress for a witch hunt based upon false youtube videos full of distortions and misinformation. republican attacks on planned parenthood and women's health care is part of an unfortunate pattern of assault over the last two decades. but this latest maneuver borders on an abuse of power. at best, it is an attempt by republican leaders to distract the american public
. speaker. i'm pleased to yield one minute to the gentlewoman from florida, ms. castor. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minutes. -- one minute. ms. castor: i rise in strong opposition to this wasteful maneuver by republicans in congress to establish yet another investigative committee at a cost of untold millions of taxpayer dollars. it is unconscionable to establish such a committee without any basis to do so and at a time when congress should be focused on higher...
kasich peaks at a town hall meeting in new hampshire. p.m.,nesday live at 7 former florida governor jeb bush will speak at a townhall meeting. taking you on the road to the white house on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. on the next washington journal, that novak of the center for responsive politics on the moneys at sign capitol hill by gun-control advocate and gun rights groups. reporter ron kessler discusses allegations that the secret by leakingaliated his confidential personnel files today, the house passed a bill to end a 40-year-old ban on crude oil exports. at caps on a 260 12 159 vote. here is the war debate from before the vote, it's an hour and 20 minutes. chairman. i rise today in support of h.r. 702, more importantly i rise today in support of american jobs. the u.s. daily production of oil has increased dramatically in the past 14 years. that number is projected to continue to increase due to advances in technology, but companies need a new market. at this point the ban is not protecting the economy. instead, the economy is being restricted and americans are being deni
kasich peaks at a town hall meeting in new hampshire. p.m.,nesday live at 7 former florida governor jeb bush will speak at a townhall meeting. taking you on the road to the white house on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. on the next washington journal, that novak of the center for responsive politics on the moneys at sign capitol hill by gun-control advocate and gun rights groups. reporter ron kessler discusses allegations that the secret by leakingaliated his confidential personnel files...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : October 15, 2015 11:37am-12:40pm EDT
everywhere. [cheering] but the polls just came out. and as you know, a couple of weeks ago, we had florida. and we are just killing in florida. so you have a governor and you have a sitting senator, and it is not even close. 28, 29.at 28 quite a -- they are in the low teens. i'm not even happy when i hit 29 now, i am saying we should do better. at 38.nevada, we are think of it. >> [cheering] mr. trump: second-place is 22. i won't even bother telling you. when you have 38, you are almost doubling it up. again, done by cnn. , we are at 36 to 18. can you believe that? >> [cheering] mr. trump: connecticut just came out, 34 to 15. >> [cheering] mr. trump: but here is what i really like. which candidate can best handle the economy? ok? >> [cheering] [cheering] mr. trump: thank you. well, that was big. 67% said trump. can you believe it? now you have to remember -- you know -- if we had two people running and you had 67%, that would be a landslide, right? with 67%, the press -- look at the cameras going back there. so many. so many. i look at all the red lights. show the crowd, everybody. show th
everywhere. [cheering] but the polls just came out. and as you know, a couple of weeks ago, we had florida. and we are just killing in florida. so you have a governor and you have a sitting senator, and it is not even close. 28, 29.at 28 quite a -- they are in the low teens. i'm not even happy when i hit 29 now, i am saying we should do better. at 38.nevada, we are think of it. >> [cheering] mr. trump: second-place is 22. i won't even bother telling you. when you have 38, you are almost...
about their health care. i got to do that as the governor of florida as well. to put online is all the cost and procedures for hospital. hospitals at first thought this was a radical idea. then they realize why should we do this? then they started offering care and promoting the fact that they have better outcomes at lower cost. think about our economy. think about this. is is the only place in the andomy where low-cost higher quality is assumed to be possible to achieve? the rest of the economy does this daily. almost every aspect of our life pushes through lower cost and innovation to create more money, more prosperity higher quality. health care needs to get to that as well. there will be an explosion of benefits or consumers and for people in terms of our economy and better health if we tear down the barriers that are so common sense and every other aspect of our economy. for some odd reason people cannot see how lower cost and improve if you do the right way. we create illness and a better chance for people. it will require leadership to fix these problems. whether it is regul
about their health care. i got to do that as the governor of florida as well. to put online is all the cost and procedures for hospital. hospitals at first thought this was a radical idea. then they realize why should we do this? then they started offering care and promoting the fact that they have better outcomes at lower cost. think about our economy. think about this. is is the only place in the andomy where low-cost higher quality is assumed to be possible to achieve? the rest of the...
race for house speaker -- jason chaffetz and daniel webster of florida. dhe tampa bay times has an op-e written by david jolly on why he supports on congressman webster. he says we share a vision of a house capable of order. we spoke about house that finally did the people's work again, i house that gave every member from the most junior to the most senior a seat at the table. part of an op-ed by congressman jolly. here are speaker candidates webster, chaffetz and trey gowdy who says he is not interested in being speaker. >> mr. webster, if paul ryan were to run -- rep. webster: i am not challenging him, on challenging the process. will run the florida matter if paul ryan runs are or not. >> you will be a candidate on the floor? rep. webster: i was running in the conference. there will be a date set. >> if you don't get the nomination, will you step aside? rep. webster: i'm just running on the conference. >> the eventual nominee? [indiscernible] we have one now, speaker boehner. spoken to paul ryan? rep. webster: i have not. i just said i was focused on one thing. in my the right c
race for house speaker -- jason chaffetz and daniel webster of florida. dhe tampa bay times has an op-e written by david jolly on why he supports on congressman webster. he says we share a vision of a house capable of order. we spoke about house that finally did the people's work again, i house that gave every member from the most junior to the most senior a seat at the table. part of an op-ed by congressman jolly. here are speaker candidates webster, chaffetz and trey gowdy who says he is not...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : October 20, 2015 9:00pm-11:01pm EDT
round of applause. [applause] [chatter] >> on the next washington journal, florida congressman david kelly talks about the gop races in the highway transportation l. he serves on the transportation committee. and budget committee ranking member chris van hollen on budget negotiations and debt ceiling debate. later, investigative reporter cheryl atkinson find that what happens in benghazi on september 11, 2012 during and after the attack that killed ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. washington journal i live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. you can join the conversation of calls and comments on facebook and twitter. thursday, former secretary of state and presidential candidate hillary clinton testifies before the house select committee on benghazi about the 2012 terrorist attack on the u.s. consulate. ambassador christopher stephens and three other americans were killed. have live coverage of mrs. clinton's testimony at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three, c-span radio, and c-span.org. this sunday night on "q and a", new york times national political reporter shar
round of applause. [applause] [chatter] >> on the next washington journal, florida congressman david kelly talks about the gop races in the highway transportation l. he serves on the transportation committee. and budget committee ranking member chris van hollen on budget negotiations and debt ceiling debate. later, investigative reporter cheryl atkinson find that what happens in benghazi on september 11, 2012 during and after the attack that killed ambassador chris stevens and three...
inadequate. host: carol from lady lake, florida, republican line. hi. carol from florida, go ahead please. let's go to richard. richard is in grandview, missouri. good morning. caller: good morning. debtestion is -- we are in and didn't i hear that we were going to give israel all this money? all this money? and then i said to myself, how is it that american people are so broke that they cannot help the children of america, but they have these big wars and they can give israel all the billions? and there's one thing i want to say for certain. keep funneling that cap from israel and you will see the destruction and america. guest: my organization goes around the country and trusted educate the country on the federal budget and that is one that americans are concerned about -- how much we spend on foreign aid. if you look the budget, our total foreign aid budget is about $50 billion. that is about 1% of our total budgetary spending. we eliminated all of foreign aid to every country completely, as i said, our deficit this year is about $440 billion. you still are not getting very far
inadequate. host: carol from lady lake, florida, republican line. hi. carol from florida, go ahead please. let's go to richard. richard is in grandview, missouri. good morning. caller: good morning. debtestion is -- we are in and didn't i hear that we were going to give israel all this money? all this money? and then i said to myself, how is it that american people are so broke that they cannot help the children of america, but they have these big wars and they can give israel all the...
from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: i yield three minutes to the gentlewoman from florida, ms. castor. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for three minutes. ms. castor: i rise in opposition to h.r. 702. it's a giveaway to bill oil at the expense of -- big oil at the expense of american consumers and our long-standing policy of working towards energy independence. now, our current policy is not a ban. you can call it a ban but it's not a ban. it allows and promotes oil exports to strategically important allies, to places in the national interest. it is a smart policy, but now ig oil wants free rein to ship natural resources to countries not in our national interest. this bill would eviscerate our policy. and despite assertions that oil will go to europe and elsewhere, that is not supported by the facts. who is most likely to benefit? experts say china. the energy information administration projects that china's oil consumption will double over the next two decades. now, china has been very aggressive all across the globe in exploiting and locking down natural resources. t
from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: i yield three minutes to the gentlewoman from florida, ms. castor. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for three minutes. ms. castor: i rise in opposition to h.r. 702. it's a giveaway to bill oil at the expense of -- big oil at the expense of american consumers and our long-standing policy of working towards energy independence. now, our current policy is not a ban. you can call it a ban but it's not a ban. it allows and promotes oil exports to...
morning i won the state of florida. i was at 28 or 29. so think of this. the governor of the state, bush, former. no, hey honestly and rubio the senator. [booing] rubio was the gang of eight. very weak on immigration. bush is in favor of common core. so that means your children, right? that means your children are going to be educated by the bureaucrats in washington. i don't think so. so this reporter called up my people. i have great people. i would love to speak to mr. trump. she writes this horrible story and she didn't say we had 24 million people at the debate. the biggest -- and the history of "cnn" and fox had the biggest audience in cable i think they said. and by the way those were the preliminary numbers. i have a big chunk of the apprentice. i get a lot of the profits on the apprentice so you cannot tell the enemies i left. the head of is an amazing guy. he came up along with the head of reality television and they come out to my office. they said we want you and we will do anything. he's one of the biggest executives. i said honestly i think i'm going to run and i want
morning i won the state of florida. i was at 28 or 29. so think of this. the governor of the state, bush, former. no, hey honestly and rubio the senator. [booing] rubio was the gang of eight. very weak on immigration. bush is in favor of common core. so that means your children, right? that means your children are going to be educated by the bureaucrats in washington. i don't think so. so this reporter called up my people. i have great people. i would love to speak to mr. trump. she writes...
right here in maryland and going to illinois and looking at florida and looking at ohio, what do you see? d.c. the parties prefer candidate being challenged by outside groups who are posturing fourth their kind of -- and they're very open about this, they want to copy the tea party. they want to push the democratic party even further left. so, all i am saying is that there is a national frustration and a national anger and what we are hearing from donald trump and some of these other people that you are asking about, and perhaps donald trump is more of the master at playing the tabloid press game, but they are tapping into that fear and anger. i make it's going to grow up in a country worse? are we going to leave it worse? are standing in the world. our leadership is a concern to people. the fact that the government seems incapable of just functioning on basic issues like passing the budget and paving potholes. i think anger is an expression shown by people and an emotive response on both sides of the aisle. >> we have about 50 minutes left, we are trying to get five more questions a
right here in maryland and going to illinois and looking at florida and looking at ohio, what do you see? d.c. the parties prefer candidate being challenged by outside groups who are posturing fourth their kind of -- and they're very open about this, they want to copy the tea party. they want to push the democratic party even further left. so, all i am saying is that there is a national frustration and a national anger and what we are hearing from donald trump and some of these other people...


Catherine joined City, University of London in December 2017 to set up the new student communications function. She holds an MA in Film and Television Studies from the University of Warwick and a Melcrum Internal Communications qualification. Prior to working at City, Catherine worked in communications and engagement roles at Brunel University London and Transport for London.


After months researching the lives of children in Manchester & Moss Side during World War I, working with; IWM North, PHM & John Rylands Library, the children then worked with a Soundscape artists to create the sounds of Manchester & Moss Side in 1916. The next task was to work with a writer to recreate the voices of these children of a hundred years ago.
The final task was to record the voices of these children at ALL FM in the form of letters to their fathers.
Their words play over the Soundscape in memory of the children of the First World War.


the light within others and together to light up the world.
So began a day titled "The Valiant Woman" and led by Dr Lauretta Baker rsj at St Joseph's College, Lochinvar, on Saturday 30 June. The day was the outcome of a collaboration between the local contact group of the Council for Australian Catholic Women (CACW) and the Catholic Women's League Australia (CWLA).
Sr Lauretta began by examining Jesus' attitude to women as shown through the gospels. Clearly, Jesus approached women with love and respect, going far beyond the mores of the day. Women were among his closest disciples. He ignored the restrictions of ritual impurity in favour of compassion; he spoke respectfully to foreign women; he expressed concern for widows; he condemned the power of men to divorce without notice or reason; he was sometimes in dispute with men regarding women.
In summary, Jesus vigorously promoted the dignity and equality of women in the midst of a very male-dominated society and a religious tradition (Judaism) that had clearly defined roles for women (and men).
And then there's Pope Francis!
The church of which Pope Francis both dreams and writes is, in the words of the hymn we sang, "Fresh as the morning…" Lauretta described the Pope's first apostolic exhortation, Evangelii Gaudium: The joy of the gospel as "the statement of a free man, freeing us to dream" ‒ and encouraged us to read it!
Mary of Nazareth – rather than "Our Lady" ‒ was presented as an example par excellence of the valiant woman, although regrettably, we've successfully 'unsexed' her – just look at so many of the statues!
An insight I found particularly helpful is that the 'twin pillars' of Scripture and Tradition are becoming triple pillars, with 'reflection on experience' being increasingly recognised as valuable.
Lauretta also encouraged paying close attention to the language we use, particularly with regard to gender, because the words we use describe – and prescribe – our reality. She said, "I'm calling for a new translation of the scriptures.
The Plenary Council that is being prepared for currently and will begin formally in Adelaide in 2020 is an opportunity to have a voice in the Australian Church. On 22-24 February 2019, also in Adelaide, a colloquium of the Council for Australian Catholic Women will offer another opportunity, timed to feed into the 2020 Plenary Council.
Vice Chancellor Pastoral Ministries, Teresa Brierley, informed her audience of the Council for Mission that is coming to life in our diocese – a place for "imagining, discerning people" ‒ of changes to diocesan structures and of a diocesan synod proposed for next year, ahead of the national Plenary Council and perhaps to follow the Plenary Council.
Footnote: The 14th National BBI-ACBC eConference on Wednesday 8 August from 10am-2.05pm, addresses "Synodality in Practice: Listening to the Spirit and Leading Change". Speakers and panellists include Archbishop Mark Coleridge, Mrs Lana Turvey-Collins, Professor Massimo Faggioli, Professor Richard Lennan and Dr Gemma Cruz. Further information P 9847 0030 or email.


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Qu Geping: I never felt like an environmentalist
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Abstract: Qu Geping likens China's first generation of environmentalists to Don Quixote, Xuanzang, and Sisyphus--wrestling with polluting companies, going to the West for lessons, and pushing the megalith of environmental protection to the top of the mountain, but like a tragedy hero.
Qu Geping likens China's first generation of environmentalists to Don Quixote, Xuanzang, and Sisyphus--wrestling with polluting companies, learning from the West, and pushing the huge stone of environmental protection to the top of the mountain, but like a tragic hero.
Today, Qu Geping finally reassured himself, "I have been engaged in environmental protection for 50 years and have never encountered such a good situation."
Qu Ge was 90 years old, and everyone around him called him "old man." He is not used to and does not like others to call him "the father of environmental protection in China". He feels that this title should be given to Premier Zhou Enlai. Premier Zhou opened the road to environmental protection in China. Made a lifelong career.
The first permanent representative of China to the United Nations Environment Programme, the first director of the National Environmental Protection Agency, and the chairman of the National People's Congress Environmental and Resources Commission ... Behind many "firsts", he said, "I know where the roots of China's environmental problems are. I just knew it a little earlier. "
Opening the twelve-volume Collection of Qu Geping's Collected Works, it reads what seems to be happening now-signing a letter of responsibility with the mayor, protecting the city's drinking water source, and mobilizing the public to smoke black smoke ... long ago Written in the minutes of the 1980s.
In the era of great economic development, the green light of environmental protection has been covered up. Qu Geping is like an evangelist who dares to debate with anyone. He has been described as "Dare to speak, don't hide it, always ask someone's name to talk about the problem ".
He won many awards, but never celebrated. "The environmental situation is getting worse and worse, and you keep winning awards, oops, I feel particularly uncomfortable."
If it were not for the optimism in his bones, Qu Geping could not have shouted his whole life in this "stuck in" cause. He compared China's first generation of environmentalists to Don Quixote, Xuanzang, and Sisyphus--wrestling with polluting companies, learning from the West, and pushing the huge stone of environmental protection to the top of the mountain, but like a tragic hero.
The shouting has been neglected again and again, but it still injected a pessimistic background into his heart. He always said in an inferior tone, "I am not a meritorious person, a sinner. During my environmental protection, the quality of the environment is getting worse every day.
Today, from top-level design to public awakening, environmental protection has finally attracted unprecedented attention. Qu Geping finally reassured himself, "I have been engaged in environmental protection for almost 50 years and have never encountered such a good situation."
In his twilight years, he faltered, remembering more clearly than he remembers now, Qu Geping has been unable to keep up with the constantly updated environmental dynamics. However, he hopes to move faster and be more optimistic.
"Environmental protection has no power, equivalent to a propaganda team"
Southern Weekend: Do you feel the improvement in Beijing's air quality?
Qu Geping: Although there are still many unsatisfactory places, environmental protection quality across the country has indeed undergone tremendous changes. But there is still a gap. How can there be such a high PM2.5 concentration abroad?
In 1987, when the National Environmental Protection Committee convened a national air pollution control conference in Taiyuan, the pollution was serious. A comrade from the Environmental Protection Agency told me that he rode to work and went to the bureau. He walked on the road for more than half an hour. He did not wear glasses. Can clearly write the words on his pants.
Today's Taiyuan, even after wearing a shirt collar for three or five days, is not as dirty as it was for an hour. This achievement really pleases the old environmentalists like me.
Southern Weekend: How do you feel about the recent environmental protection situation?
Qu Geping: The fundamental problem of China's environment lies in the country's general policy and development strategy. The overall situation of the environmental situation is very good now. Ecological civilization has been written into the Constitution. The Ministry of Ecology and the Environment has established it. The central government has also dispatched an inspection team. The methods and intensity of inspections are unprecedented and fruitful.
These things surprised me time and time again, and I was encouraged and encouraged. From the traditional environmental protection with pollution control as the main body to the ecological civilization construction as the main body, this is a revolutionary change in China's environmental protection. No matter how much we evaluate this change, it is not overly significant. My current concern is how to achieve and do this well.
Southern Weekend: How to achieve change?
Qu Geping: The other ministries and commissions must participate together to engage in law, geology, resources ... The Ministry of Light and Environment does not work, the scope is too small. The economic, political, cultural, social, and ecological civilization are five in one. Which one has nothing to do with the environment? But the right to unify is not in the Ministry of the Environment. For environmental protection, if you do not have power in your hands, it is equivalent to a propaganda team.
I have a few thoughts on the work of ecological environment recently. The most fundamental point is to learn and practice Xi Jinping's thoughts on ecological civilization. At the same time, it is necessary to speed up the construction of an ecological civilization system, change the mode of economic development, and build an ecological economic system and a community of human destiny.
"Environmentally friendly boulder is alive"
Southern Weekend: Have you ever said that you are the first generation of environmentalists in China and Sisyphus in Greek mythology, do you still think so?
Qu Geping: Premier Zhou had a long-term vision and repeatedly pointed out that we must avoid resuming the old path of "pollute first and then cure" in developed countries. However, we still followed the path of pollution control, destruction and repair, so that environmental protection departments worked passively for a long time. Therefore, I have the feeling that Sisyphus repeatedly pushed the stones up the slope.
In fact, we are not pushing the icy, unchanging boulder. The environmental protection we are pushing is alive. And its volume is getting bigger and bigger, even when we have a sense of frustration, environmental protection is not pushing the boulder from the origin again, but from a new starting point to a new stage.
One director of the provincial environmental protection bureau said: "Environmental protection is a magical field. It is constantly changing and self-innovating. Although it is difficult to do, it is attractive and always moving slowly."
Southern Weekend: "If you don't punish corruption, you will destroy the party, the country, the environment, and the environment. You will also lose the party." Do you still agree with this statement you gave in an interview with Southern Weekend in 2014? ?
Qu Geping: You can say the same. Pollution severely killed the party and the country, forced the people to rebel, the factory was burned down, and the conflict was intensified. The environment is bad and the national economy can't get better. The ruling party should take environmental protection as a big deal. Fortunately, China is doing just that.
Southern Weekend: 90 years old soon, do you have any wish?
Qu Geping: I hope that the central government's determination and measures for environmental protection will continue and never relax.
Southern Weekend: This is still my wish for environmental protection. What is your personal wish?
Qu Geping: Oops, I have already given a lot of honors. Although I am more optimistic about the overall situation of environmental governance, I still do so. I never felt that I was a hero. My child asked me, "Why are you so inferior?" I said, "Not modest, I know my weight."
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• You obtain loot from every dungeon, and you'll have a special chest in your Order Hall in the end of the week.
• Completing a Dungeons Mythic+ rewards epic gear at a higher base ilvl than any other source besides raiding.
• Dungeons Mythic+ have levels; a level 8 dungeon will be more difficult than a level 6, but less difficult than a level 10.
• Enemies in the dungeons deal more damage and have higher health pools with each level your party conquers.
• A higher-level Dungeons Mythic+ rewards higher-ilvl loot.
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Sydneysiders can finally breathe easy: Following the outstanding success of their Melbourne store, French label A.P.C. (Atelier de Production et de Création) have opened their first standalone Sydney boutique in Surry Hills.
Founded by Tunisian-French designer Jean Touitou in 1987, the Parisian brand has accumulated a cult-like following, renowned for its stripped-back designs, use of quality, well-cut fabrics and sleek, yet masculine lines. And the new Crown Street store, dipped just below street level, is just as beautifully aesthetic and polished as the clothing it houses.
Long-term wearers of those infamous raw selvage denim jeans and ready-to-wear separates will know that Incu have stocked A.P.C. since 2006. But now with an entire boutique to play with, A.P.C.'s complete range of Men's collections along with the denim range and accessories can be found gracing the rails and shelves of their new Sydney store.


The Steam Packet is to double the fuel surcharge it levies on passengers – while freight carriers will be hit by a four-fold increase.
From September 1, the passengers' fuel surcharge will rise from £2.50 to £5 per single journey in what the ferry operator described as an 'inevitable' move.
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'We have made reference several times this year to the fact that surcharge increases would be inevitable, but we have not increased fares this summer even though fuel now costs as much as £15,000 per return trip to Liverpool.
The freight fuel surcharge was increased by 50p per metre in March.
The Steam Packet said 'footloose' special offer foot passenger fares will remain unchanged at £17.50 including the fuel surcharge. A summer special of car plus two passengers will go up from £84 to £89.


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"The quick way, my boy! Poof! And you're there! Just, uh, be careful of what exactly your mind settles on when you initiate the magic... you don't want to end up inside a blueberry pie, no matter how lovely it is to think about blueberry pie ending up inside of you."
Upon logging in for the first time after reaching the 14th wizard level, a character will find in his/her inventory a wizard's tome of teleportation.
Activating the tome allows a PC to do two things:
Choose a destination.
A wizard can teleport to almost any destination they are familiar with. Of the few exceptions, some are due to out-of-character reasons (like preventing system abuse), and some are due to in-character reasons (like another powerful caster controlling the area).
Teleport to the chosen destination.
IC, it's possible for the teleportation to be interrupted or misdirected by another caster, though OOC, something like this could only occur through GM intervention.
Do not use the tome to teleport out of combat. The wizard's tome of teleportation is for role-play purposes and travel; it's not intended to be a way to avoid death in combat.
Do not use the tome to teleport from CNR areas to crafting stations and vice-versa. Again, the system is for RP, not to climb up the CNR ladders.
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First year Public Administration students (from LM002 BA Arts) from the University of Limerick and Mary Immaculate College, and community development students from Limerick Institute Technology came together this semester for an intensive, Problem Based Learning (PBL) exercise called 'LULITMI'.
The exercise also formed part of the programme of the Limerick Spring Festival of Politics and Ideas.
During the market place of ideas students, working in groups, played the role of democracy and administration innovators tasked to explore ways of governing LULITMI, a country which has miraculously reappeared after being lost for 1000 years, its citizens awakening from many years of dreamlike sleep. The citizens now need the innovators to research and assess different ways to manage the nation's affairs in this new and strange 21st century.
In response to questions/tasks posed by LULITMI residents, our democracy innovators held a market place of ideas on Thursday February 22nd at the University of Limerick, where they shared and persuaded people about the best ways of manage the new nation's business.
This exercise was designed to provide an authentic and locally connected platform for student learning in the field of public administration, politics and community development.
For me, going to this event made me contemplate the future of this country, not LuLitMi's. These students, without realizing it, are the future and […] hoping for a better tomorrow. It was those students who truly represented what LuLitMi/a new Ireland is. It's a better tomorrow while learning from and embracing the mistakes of today.
View photos from the event on our Facebook page.


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The Grosvenor Casino in Birmingham Broad Street offers a day and night leisure destination with a restaurant, sports & entertainment lounge, and a conference room. The casino is in the Fiveways Leisure complex off the A456, Broad Street, in the heart of Birmingham City centre.
They have numerous Roulette, Blackjack and 3-Card Poker tables as well as popular slot games.
The restaurant offers a variety of contemporary cuisines served in a welcoming atmosphere.
Free car parking is available on Tennant Street for customers and they'll be happy to validate your car parking ticket at reception.


The Broadway musical and its making-of documentary, Allegiance to Broadway, will screen in honor of Pearl Harbor Day.
Lea Salonga and George Takei star in Allegiance, screening nationwide December 11.
Fathom Events has announced that the Broadway musical Allegiance, starring George Takei, will screen in cinemas nationwide on December 11. Additionally, the behind-the-scenes documentary chronicling Allegiance's journey to the stage — Allegiance to Broadway: The Dream. The Story. The Journey of a Musical — will be screened on December 4. The events are being held in honor of Pearl Harbor Day.
Takei stars alongside Lea Salonga and Telly Leung. The production ran at Broadway's Longacre Theatre October 6, 2015-February 14, 2016. The company also includes Katie Rose Clarke, Michael K. Lee, Christopheren Nomura, Greg Watanabe, Aaron J. Albano, Belinda Allyn, Marcus Choi, Janelle Dote, Dan Horn, Owen Johnston, Darren Lee, Kevin Munhall, Manna Nichols, Autumn Ogawa, Rumi Oyama, Momoko Sugai, Sam Tanabe, Elena Wang, Scott Watanabe, and Scott Wise.
Allegiance features a book by Marc Acito and music and lyrics by Jay Kuo, with direction by Olivier Award nominee Stafford Arima.
Both events will include exclusive new footage featuring George Takei and the Broadway musical's creative team that will play after each showing.


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Marvel Exec Says Theres More Stories to Be Told With Harry Styles Eros
Harry Styles' time with the Marvel Cinematic Universe is far from over!
The 28-year-old entertainer made his Marvel debut in an end credits scene in Eternals, and has been said to be returning.
In a new interview, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever producer and VP of Production & Development at Marvel Studios Nate Moore opened up about Harry's future in the MCU.
Check out what he shared inside…
"We didn't cast Harry for a tag," he told Deadline. "(There's) more stories to be told with that character."
"He has an interesting connection with Thanos; they're half-brothers and share the same father," Nate added. "He's a complicated character, but a really fun character."
If you recall, Harry's character Eros is Thanos' brother, and is also known as Starfox.
It's currently unknown when Harry will appear again in the MCU, and looking at his tour schedule, it's also unclear when he will be filming again. He's set to be on tour in Australia and New Zealand in February and early March, in Asia in March, and throughout Europe and the UK in May through July.
Previously, it was revealed that Harry filmed more than just the end credits scene in Eternals…
If you missed it, see what Harry shared about playing Eros.
Check out Harry's MCU character poster!
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SurveyMonkey conducted a survey of 2543 Ohio registered voters between Aug 9 and Sep 1, 2016. Respondents were contacted by either Internet or Opt-In and the interaction was automated. The results of this poll were released on Sep 6, 2016.
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The Creek Indian tribe-owned and Alabama-based Wind Creek Hospitality is reportedly working out a deal that will see it purchase Pennsylvania's Sands Bethlehem Casino for a whopping $1.3 billion. Sands Bethlehem which is located in Eastern Pennsylvania is the only casino in the United States outside of the state of Nevada that shares a parent company with Las Vegas Sands. Apparently, the sale according to the Sands Corp., the parent company, will allow it to fully focus on its operations in Macau and Las Vegas.
Initially founded by Sheldon Adelson, a renowned casino mogul and billionaire, the casino took advantage of the desolate area that remained after the former Bethlehem Steel plant closed down. Sheldon Adelson saw to the revival of the area's former glory with the casino project which came with tons of new job opportunities for the residents.
While Adelson is certainly still proud of what his company has achieved in Pennsylvania his utter distaste for online gambling is no secret. This is quite odd especially considering how many land-based casinos have shifted to the online space in a bid to not only stay competitive but also reach more customer. Adelson himself made his wealth from gambling which makes his stance with regards to online gambling even more surprising. In fact, the billionaire casino mogul even made a move that would introduce a legislation that would give him and other of similar views to craft their own laws for online gambling – it failed.
Well, of course, it is. The Indian tribe will be taking control of a stable and highly profitable casino model that was initially built around the $800 million mark in 2009. The casino has been a top earner since it began operating – it has always recorded progressive annual revenues with last year's revenues rising by $8 million to a whopping $579 million!
Sands Bethlehem will be the fourth casino that will be under Wind Creek Hospitality sector's ownership and operation. The operator also happens to own a greyhound facility in Alabama, a greyhound track and a poker room in Florida's Panhandle, a gaming resort in the Caribbean island Curacao as well as a casino in Nevada.


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Christianity first came to Hong Kong when the British made it a colony in the mid 19th century. To this day, even after two decades of Hong Kong being handed back to China, Christianity in HK remains one of the key religions. As it stands, over 10% of the Hong Kong population profess to be Christians that follow the teachings of Jesus Christ. But followers of original Christianity in Hong Kong only make up a tiny fraction of that number.
At Tomorrow's World Hong Kong we practise the true and original Christianity. Our choices in life determine our condition and happiness in this life and our ultimate future in Tomorrow's World. In the modern era, especially in Hong Kong, there are many different teachings of Christianity. But original Christianity and the true teachings of Jesus Christ have been unfortunately neglected in Hong Kong.
When the crusades waged war and destruction, they did so in the name of Christianity. But were these people true followers of Christ? The dictionary definition of Christian only partially reveals what being Christian in HK is really supposed to mean. It says "Christian; pertaining to or derived from Jesus Christ or His teachings". But what exactly are His teachings? Does Christianity in Hong Kong truly understand what Jesus Christ taught? The only true source of original Christianity is the bible, which can easily be found here in Hong Kong. In order to properly understand original Christianity, we need to study the bible here in Hong Kong. Tomorrow's World is the best place to do that.
In short, original Christianity is a way of life for Christians in Hong Kong. It involves Living Jesus Christ living His life within us by the power of the Holy Spirit. Original Christianity in Hong Kong is more than just being nice. A proper Christian in HK are called to join Christ in bringing peace and joy to the earth when Christ returns at His Second Coming, and to be a model of that peace today.
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Pre-earnings options volume in Intrexon is normal with puts leading calls 7:4. Implied volatility suggests the market is anticipating a move near 6.1%, or 87c, after results are released. Median move over the past eight quarters is 13.9%.
Catch up on today's top five analyst initiations with this list compiled by The Fly: 1. Aptinyx (APTX) initiated with an Overweight at JPMorgan and an Outperform at BMO Capital as well as Aptinyx (APTX). 2. Magenta Therapeutics (MGTA) initiated with an Outperform at Wedbush, an Outperform at Cowen and JPMorgan, as well as a Buy at Goldman Sachs. 3. Wyndham Destinations (WYND) and Marriott Vacations (VAC) were initiated with a Buy at Jefferies while Hilton Grand Vacations (HGV) was initiated with a Hold. 4. AvroBio (AVRO) initiated with an Outperform at Wedbush, Cowen, and Wells Fargo, and an Overweight at Morgan Stanley. 5. Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP) resumed with a Buy at BofA/Merrill. This list is just a portion of The Fly's analyst coverage. To see The Fly's full Street Research coverage, click here.
Catch up on today's top five analyst downgrades with this list compiled by The Fly: 1. Netflix (NFLX) downgraded to Underperform from Neutral at Buckingham with analyst Matthew Harrigan saying he estimates that the stock's current price implies "optimistic" views of the company reaching 360M global members in 2025 and 505M by 2033 along with a long-term operating profit margin near 35%. 2. Rockwell Automation (ROK) downgraded to Sell from Neutral at Goldman Sachs while Parker-Hannifin (PH) was downgraded to Neutral from Buy. 3. FedEx (FDX) downgraded to Neutral from Buy at UBS with analyst Thomas Wadewitz saying with a large global Express business representing 55% of revenue and about 13% of revenue linked to Asia, FedEx is exposed to risk from tariffs and potentially slower trade activity. 4. Hasbro (HAS) downgraded to Underperform from Market Perform at BMO Capital with analyst Gerrick Johnson saying the liquidation of Toys R US may be "more impactful than investors realize" after the initial 9% rally in the stock price on "relief that things were not worse," even as retailers are becoming more selective in the "pantry loading" inventory restocking process. 5. Intrexon (XON) downgraded to Underperform from Neutral at BofA/Merrill with analyst Derik de Bruin citing lack of near-term catalysts and lack of contribution from "advanced" programs until 2020s. This list is just a portion of The Fly's full analyst coverage. To see The Fly's full Street Research coverage, click here.
BofA/Merrill analyst Derik de Bruin downgraded Intrexon to Underperform and cut its price target to $12 from $19 given lack of near-term catalysts and lack of contribution from "advanced" programs until 2020s. The analyst notes the Okanagan Apples business is only expected to have $20M in 2020 sales and other programs have yet to contribute meaningful revenues.
Stifel analyst Thomas Shrader lowered his price target on Intrexon to $39 from $57 citing "multiple issues," including longer than expected development times for its energy program and increased competitive pressure in gene therapy. However, he keeps a Buy rating on the shares, saying the company's call "seemed very positive," and noting management's increased focus on crop protection and away from mosquitos.


When you're trying to keep your packing light and compact for your walking trip a first aid kit is often over looking, but this is a major oversight, a first aid kit is one of the most important things you could take with you on any hiking trip.
When you are out and about in nature accidents do of course happen, people fall, get stung, cut themselves and so on and when you are in the middle of the countryside or half way up a mountain there are no amenities close at hand, this is where your first aid kit comes in very handy.
You will want to change your first aid kit up for each different trip since different parts of the world have different dangers; for example if you're hiking in Australia then something like a broad pressure bandage for snakes bites would be on the list, which clearly you wouldn't need for other countries, so be logical and think ahead about the dangers of your destination.
Of course you don't want to pack a full paramedics sized first aid kit, so what are the essentials to include in yours to keep it as light and small as possible without leaving out essential items?
MEDICAL TAPE – lightweight, breathable surgical tape will come in handy for any blisters and cuts encountered along the way.
PAIN KILLERS – If you have an accident and are in pain you don't want to have to wait to get some pain relief and paracetamol or ibuprofen will take the edge off.


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