About this product: A live discussion about the President's address with Fouad Ajami, George Packer, Robert Menendez, Al Hunt, Sheryl Gay Stolberg and Jeff Sessions. || A conversation with actor Ben Foster about his film 3:10 to Yuma.
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About this product: President Bill Clinton, in an hour and fifteen minute State of the Union speech, outlined his major goals for the coming legislative year. In the first part, the president outlined the successes of the first five years of his presidency and announced that federal budget surpluses should be used to maintain the Social Security administration. In the second part, Mr. Clinton discussed the need to address several international and trade issues as well as pursuing a stronger national community.The Republican response is presented by Majority Leader Trent Lott.
About this product: In his 1996 State of the Union address, President Clinton declared that the "era of big government is over" and sought to ease middle-class anxieties with a vision of a nation pulling together to ready itself for the new century. The Republican response by Senate Majority Leader Robert Dole is also included.
About this product: President Clinton delivered his eighth and final State of the Union Address on January 27, 2000. Speaking to the joint houses of Congress, the President outlined tax breaks he wanted for health care, childcare, education, and technology development. But his most controversial proposal was a gun control measure to license handgun owners: "Every state in this country already requires hunters and automobile drivers to have a license. I think they ought to do the same thing for handgun purchases."
About this product: Live coverage of the State of the Union address with Martha Raddatz of ABC News, Jacob Weisberg, editor of Slate magazine, Evan Thomas, Matthew Dowd, Ronald Walters, Doris Kearns Goodwin and James Fallows of The Atlantic Monthly.
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About this product: What is the future of global capitalism? That was the question Michael Milken posed to three Nobel Laureates in the 2007 Milken Institute Global Conference. What followed was a wide-ranging, big-picture discussion on the role capitalism has played in increasing society's welfare. Although Kenneth Arrow, Gary Becker and Myron Scholes foresaw difficulties on the horizon, the consensus was one of optimism that the spread of capitalism can continue to improve the lives of people around the world.
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About this product: President Bill Clinton ended his two terms as President Of The United States with a farewell address to the Nation on January 18, 2001. President Clinton delivered his final address from the Oval Office, saying he's leaving the country in a 'strong position' for his successor and wishing President-elect Bush well.
Clinton praised the American people for making "our social fabric stronger" and touted a "smaller, more moderate, more effective," government, one that is "always putting people first, always focusing on the future."
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About this product: Experience the American Journey through our country's visual heritage in this historical recording provided by the National Archives of the United States.
PRESIDENT JIMMY CARTER DISCUSSES BUILDING A NEW FOUNDATION FOR A PEACEFUL AND A PROSPEROUS WORLD, THE BUDGET, ARMS LIMITATION, AND HUMAN RIGHTS. ON FOREIGN POLICY, HE SAID "WE HAVE NO DESIRE TO BE THE WORLD'S POLICEMAN. AMERICA DOES NOT WANT TO BE THE WORLD'S PEACEMAKER."
From the U.S. Information Agency.
This historical recording from the National Archives may contain variations in audio and video quality based on the limitations of the original source material.
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About this product: Ronald Reagan, the Great Communicator, was a very powerful president - willing to push for the principles he believed in to reshape the United States and the world. This collection represents 12 of his most famous and moving speeches from his early days in politics to the end of his presidency.
The speeches included are:
10/27/64, "A Time For Choosing", Televised Campaign Address for Goldwater Presidential Campaign, (black & white);
8/19/76, Ronald Reagan's Remarks at the Republican National Convention, Kansas City, MO;
11/13/79, Ronald Reagan's Announcement for Presidential Candidacy, Televised Nationally;
7/17/80, Presidential Nomination Acceptance Speech, Republican National Convention, Detroit, MI;
1/20/81, First Inaugural Address;
5/28/84, Remarks honoring the Vietnam War's Unknown Soldier, Arlington National Cemetery;
6/6/84, Address at the U.S. Ranger Monument Commemorating the 40th Anniversary of D-Day, Pointe Du Hoc, Normandy, France;
6/6/84, Address at the Omaha Beach Memorial Commemorating the 40th Anniversary of D-Day, Omaha Beach, France;
1/21/85, Second Inaugural Address, U.S. Capitol;
1/28/86, Address to the Nation on the Explosion of the Space Shuttle "Challenger", Oval Office;
6/12/87, Address at the Brandenburg Gate (Berlin Wall), Berlin;
1/11/89, Farewell Address to the Nation, Oval Office;
All speeches are the full video as filmed by WHTF (White House TV.)
This Four DVD set has a runtime of approximately 3 hours 57 minutes.
About this product: #4 in the 'Macs for the Computer Shy' series
In this Mac computer help video, we cover the Leopard (Mac OS 10.5) versions of iTunes, iPhoto, iCal, and the Apple Address Book.
NOTE: This instructional video can be watched on Televisions with DVD players and on computers which have DVD Drives.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
- How to Burn Music CDs
- How to download and import music into your Mac
- How to import photos from your digital camera into your Mac computer
- How to edit, adjust, enhance, and crop your digital photos
- How to schedule appointments and events on your Mac and set "alarms" for them so you don't forget.
- How to add contacts to your Apple Address Book
- How to print shipping and mailing labels from the Address Book program
ADDITIONAL MAC COMPUTER HELP DVDs
The first instructional DVD in this series is called: 'Okay, I Bought a Mac! Now What?'. The second DVD in this series is called 'Mac Computer Applications.' The third Mac computer help video is 'Mac Computer Applications'. All three are available from Amazon.com and CreateSpace.com.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Help for the Computer Shy founder Michael Gorzka has been teaching 'computer shy' adults how to use personal computers (both Macs & PCs) and various software & Internet applications since 1997. He has incorporated what he has learned from his teaching experiences into his computer help DVDs and manuals.
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