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Has two ends and the churchs teachings on this and clear for many years. But the flourishing of the person here and now as a citizen of this world and their eternal and as a citizen of the world to come and so the mission and the vision of our schools we try to keep that very much within our minds because it matters to the children in front of us. That is what makes our schools different. [applause] im going to assume that is the same mission as the Charter Schools. What makes the Charter School...

Country capital, preparatory Magnet School in hartford connecticut. It is for the mostly lowincome families graduates 100 of its children and has done so every year since 2006. The contributor for cnn and msnbc about the bestselling author and host of his own documentary, and as soon as you will hear him talk youll you will see him be one of the most passionate voices for the education reform and change in the country. The president and ceo of the National Alliance for the public Charter Schools...

Was in attendance had that sense of warmth and and regard for each other and for the country. It was really special. Coming up next, sierra Club Volunteer harold wood discusses the legacy of con survey shifts that conservationists and National List john your john muir. By thes hosted California Historical society, as a part of the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the wilderness act. We want to hear harold would tonight. He will give us an incredible surney through john muir life. That le...

History tv, sierra Club Volunteer discussing the legend of conservation os x naturalist john muir, often considered the father of the National Park system and had a large role in creating yosemite. This was hosted by the California Historical society as part of the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the wilderness act. A huget of all, what pleasure it is for me tonight be able to play a really small role. I will keep my speech to less than two hours. We rarely want to hear harold tonight w...

Coming up next, sierra Club Volunteer harold wood discusses the legacy of con survey shifts that conservationists and National List john your john muir. This was hosted by the California Historical society, as a part of the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the wilderness act. We want to hear harold would tonight. He will give us an incredible journey through john muirs life. That legacy is stronger than ever. Im looking forward to hearing you talk. I promise to be relatively brief here a...

To go. To end it, above all things, i think prosecutors and perhaps Police Officers have to understand that with all the we have, and its enormous, there has to be a goes along with exercising it and an toerstanding that we want make sure that we have tried to facts and tothe not conclude simply because we firmly thatthing that shouldnt be questioned. And i think thats kind of self awareness and self analysis in all of us and maker office is going to us do better at conviction integrity. I think...

Cave, state park. They were left to hide bite native americans who lived in the area 9000 years ago. This is located five miles south of the links, montana. This is the home of some of the first people ever in the northern plains. The people that lived here really were dependent completely on the natural environment, the place around them. They traveled small distances just following the game. This place offered them shelter, food, water, medicine, and a sense of security. Pictograph cave itself...

South of billings montana. This is the home of some of the first people ever in the northern plains. The people that lived here really were dependent completely on the natural environment, the place around them. They traveled small distances just following the game. This place offered them shelter, food, water, medicine, and a sense of security. This is pictograph cave itself. It is important in a place like this to let your eyes adjust to this because youre looking at charcoal drawings that are...

Sistine chapel. There was images all over it. The first thing that most people see when they come here are the red pigments because they tend to be the more recent. And they are more vibrant. If you look up here, this first thing were looking at is what we call a biographic scene which means it tells a story. If you miss a part of the image you will miss a piece of the story. In this instance we have seven flintlock rifles all being fired. Then there is a number of dash marks below and this is t...

It was painted up there approximately 2145 years before, you have a 2000yearold hurtle. You have a millennium of time. When we consider the value of pictograph cave state park, the park is named for the pictograph and that is a significant part of the occupation story but for archaeologists and anthropologists there is more cultural value in the artifacts that were excavated. Excavation started in 1937 but people were here well before that digging in the cave. This road here was called the reser...