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I remember the day President Kennedy was shot this is trip I'm thinking of how I

heard the news that was uh that's one of the events that where

people remembered where they were it was so important and affected so many of us

back then and for generations to come so President Kennedy was preceded by

Dwight Eisenhower the world war ii general those were the Eisenhower years

but as they're called because they were period of we associated him with a

period of stability and and u.s. dominance in the world since we were the

only world power at the time and supposedly we still are there's no

guarantee that will continue he was Kennedy was the 35th president he was

shot on Friday November the 22nd 1963 he was shot at 12:30 p.m. in in Dallas and

he died at 2:00 p.m. then that day well I was in school I was in the seventh

grade I had just started there 12 years old looking forward to everything the

life had to offer as a as all the as all young people do school was nearly out I

remember that it was the end of the day almost late afternoon we're getting

ready to go to catch the buses and back then there was no trouble on the bus

because our best shopping mr. Godwin saw the rules were strictly enforced rules

will be obeyed absolutely so mrs. Skinner my teacher the homeroom teacher

came in that late in the day actually mrs. Skinner just passed away just three

or four three four years ago she was almost a hundred years old she lived in

an old house by the by the river of tracks and Sun was the was the mayor for

many years so she came in walked over to the corner of the room to mark the Joe's

desk Arthur Joe is a classmate is this gonna

picked up Martha Joe's hand and said you know in her clipton clipped voice the

school is uh we're sad to it we're sad to inform you that President Kennedy was

assassinated today in Dallas Texas and he is he has passed away a little bit

ago so our president our president is dead

children and I can't remember all of it I don't want to try to remember too much

because I I might get it wrong or embellish it that's all I can say for

sure anyway I got on the bus and went home and and my father end and my mom's

cousin emmerich were outside putting the putting the concrete on the floor for

the machinery shed and that's what we called them the big building where we

kept the tractors and the trucks and some of the farm equipment and the paint

was not the concrete was not yet dry so being a you know

yeah I'm not more than a child at the time almost a teenager I wanted to to

write in the cement so I think I wrote something like eleven 11/22/63 Kennedy

shot or Kennedy killed that's how that's how I recall the day he seemed to think

she seemed to be different after that maybe it's my imagination may be leading

childhood behind in grammar school in getting to high school and everybody

talks about the the that the 60s kind of began the the modern 60s began about the

time that all the Kennedy was shot and when the Beatles came to America and the

Vietnam War that's what we associate with the late 60s because the Vietnam

War was just getting was beginning to increase in intensity and of course I

many more several times as many Americans died in

the Vietnam War has died in all in the Iraqi and Afghanistan wars and they

called the war on terror and of course millions of Vietnamese died to far more

thing and that all than all the civilians that have that have died from

from these more recent conflicts so Kennedy was succeeded by Lyndon Baines

Johnson in 63 and he sixty was also the beginning of the inflation we had the

repercussions of the Nam war all the injuries and the death the PTSD from

some of the survivors who came back other diseases which have lingered since

then that afflicted the soldiers and of course if Luke's meaning to Vietnamese

and we had a large dead we added that to our turn national debt that's one thing

that they created the inflation of the sixties was that and and the government

spending on President Johnson so-called Great Society which was to lift

everybody out of poverty have we learned our lesson that money alone does not

solve problems but anyhow this is all I'm going to say about it that's how I

remember the day that President Kennedy was shot this is uh mrs. Tripp and thank

you for listening be free feel free to comment below

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Control of Congress since WW II - Duration: 5:58.

part of control of Congress since World War two hi this is Tripp well I was

curious about the subject so I went back and I looked since 1932 or three or more

recently since World War two I went back later to 32 33 to see who which which

political party in the United States controlled the government most of the

time well they weren't that can add up all the years at each that each party

controlled a half the house representatives the Senate and the

presidency I found out that the Senate controlled that the Democrats control

the Senate twice as many years as the Republicans did since World War two I

found out that the house was also controlled by the Democrats

I didn't democratic party twice as much as Republicans I found that both houses

at the same time the Senate and the house were controlled by the Democratic

Party twice as much as Republicans NASA found making this a bit monotonous the

Congress both houses of Congress and the presidency all three agencies at the

same time were controlled twice as much by Democrats as by Republicans and local

lasted the presidency well the presidency was more even it was

controlled a little bit more by the a little longer a few more years by the

Democrats and by the Republicans but if you go back and you look to 1933 when

President Roosevelt started his first term looking at the period 33 until the

end of World War 2 45 it was unbelievable I was surprised I did not

realize that the Democrats controlled everything all the time they control the

Senate every single year house every year both the House and the Senate at

the same time Congress ended and the presidency all three agencies at the

same time and the presidency since it was all Roosevelt all the time from 33

through 345 so what do we learn from all this basically

the Democrats get the credit for for most of how government has functioned

since the 30s if you think it's functioned very well

if you're happy with the state of things with the way the money is spent with all

how many how much taxes you were paying then you need to give the Democratic

Party mostly the credit for that if you're not happy if you think your taxes

are paying too much that you're paying too much in taxes and remember that a

lot of people don't even pay taxes at all in fact it's a very small group of

people the highest five or ten percent paid most of the taxes and then it

trickles on down to around the half of the country pays ninety percent of the

taxes and the other half pays ten percent which is really like almost

nothing okay I digress if you if you think your that your taxes are too high

if you think that the government is run very inefficiently money's being spent

poorly then you need to get the blame to the Democrats okay there are people that

believe that they that they're happy to pay more taxes they're super wealthy

individuals like uh like Bill Gates Microsoft and Warren Buffett the famous

investor the richest people in the US until recently now I think it's Jeff

Bezos Amazon well they think they don't pay

enough tax in enough in taxes Bill Gates and Warren Buffett who said that they

they pay too little well they can both write checks to the Treasury anybody you

can write a check to the Treasury if you think government should provide more

services more entitlements more benefits whether it's Social Security our

veterans our Medicaid Medicare just general spinning for anything that you

can think of you can write a check to the to the government you can go online

you can go to pay gov and you can pay by credit card or debit card you can use

PayPal checking or savings account operators are standing by to take your

calls you can write a check to the Bureau of the federal the Bureau of the

fiscal service I don't forget to put a stamp on it because of

offices broke also write the check to Bureau of the Bureau Bureau of the

physical service in a memo section and the coroner down there

right that is a gift to reduce the the debt held by the public that's important

and then you address it to attention Department gee I guess G stands for big

government Bureau off the fiscal service P o box 2188 Parkersburg West Virginia

and that zip code is 2 6 1 0 6 - 2 1 8 a so what we find out today we found out

that the that the Democrats deserved the most of the credit or the blame for a

government and for the debt since since the 30s if you're happy with everything

then you just keep electing Democrats and by the way I voted for Democrats and

for Republicans and even for an independent in my lifetime from the

first Amaka boat in 1972 and I voted for Democrats and Republicans for for Senate

house presidency and for the state and local government to Benny wave that's

pretty much what I have for today and this is trip and I hope you'll subscribe

to my channel and feel free to comment down below good day

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Ejercicios Para Cintura ❤️15 minutos - Duration: 18:02.

Hello gorgeous!

How are you?

welcome to a new exercise routine

Today we have a cardio routine waist

It is a short routine, because we only have 15 minutes of work

but it is a very hard work and very focused

during these 15 minutes we will have 5 different songs

5 different rhythms

in which we will include exercises where we will work through the waist area

Also, of course, being a cardio work we will involve arms and legs during the whole routine

let's focus well on each of the works

we will concentrate work

we will tighten the waist and maintain a steady breathing

and of course let's have fun

go for it!

back and forward

alante

alante

comes, is back to the rhythm of music, I know

look at the next step now

legs bent and elbows to the rhythm

slow until the lame

the rhythm

hard

1-1 and double

very well

you already have it?

last 4

Look, look, come with me

slips

slips

you see a little bending knees

and lowering the body one, one and two

how nice

looks it includes legs

goes up

flexes slightly hip

go Go

two more

and the last one

Watch these circles

stretching

and we will finish

the first song

4 more

very well

You have it

second song

we climb

ends up

accompanied with arms up

as if you wanted to catch something

alante

Now you catch me

try to catch me

down and rotates

a little twist

Look, my legs would not stop moving

and next to it

above

alante

down

and up and turn

look

squat

low

a small crunch

opens legs

and to one side and the other

Now let's turn up the speed

tips to alante

very well

open toes

side-side

Remember to breathe steady and tighten the abdomen

side-side

All right, look

up knee

but keep this inflected

here

very well

change

two stay in sumo

and turns here

tour

tour

change side and down a little more legs

here

above

changes and ...

very well

good left

moving a little

the waist

sways

and there mark with hip

with both arms to give intensity

strength, low more

8 more

force

very well

look look

as this change

Make it yours

enjoy it

moves, moves

wide range of motion

look

4 quick

hard

change

I open

open hard and ...

accompanies the movement with legs

very well

Quick

follow, follow

now move it, look

giving intensity

Stay here

4, Fast

force

change

and strength

and now free

mark here

your style

very well

Let's go there

knees slightly up

this is easy

because it repeats much

you look up the momentum

If you want you can jump, and but stay here

but you want to jump Stay as before

Give me one one

and double

two more

very well

legs up above

follow, follow

very good work

Look, circles

change

4 more

as before, knees

very well

enjoy it this is easy

and can include ... the impact to increase the intensity of routine

give it circles inward

alante and in

very well

tightens the abdomen

remember

knees up

above

we go

Move, move

this will come up

progressively

rises more knees

rises more knees

tightens the abdomen

very good

loose, and ...

You have it

phenomenal

we will come by the last

spin spin

circles

mambo ago

4 more

change

Side to side

and changes

alante, look

4 more

changes, changes

up and down

very well

we will change the exercise and come with me

switch sides

but with the same exercise

change

and across

sale two mambo ago

4 more

changes, changes

We do not stop

hand side

box, look

4 changes

Energy

come 2 more

to the other side

stay

stay

opens

loose

tour

phenomenal

that energy latter

we go

tour

beats down

and changes

Look, moves alante

and up

giving flexibility to the column

oxygenating the connections and joints trunk

well, stay here aside

stretch

Do not stop the pace

change it

great champion

Look, stretches

change

behind

Well, to give deserved recognition for which you have come here

I want you in the comments leave me a flamenco dancer 💃🏼

Today all those who have completed this routine

turns a little

and come with me back

stretching the entire back

recalls a flamenco 💃🏼

so I know you've got

slowly rising

Slow, slow, slow

placed shoulders, back

breathe

worth a circle

stretching

quadriceps ago

change and ...

stretching and collecting

give two breaths

and the last one

phenomenal

Thank you

gorgeous good

because we already have the complete routine

a cardio belt for fun

quite the rhythm of the music as I like

and only 15 minutes of exercise, but an exercise rather well focused

If you liked to remember him like

and share it with your loved ones so that every time the young family grow and grow Feel

and we are a large family of gorgeous

and remember to subscribe to the channel, if you want to keep getting new routines each week

I send you a hug and a huge thanks for being there

muuuakkss

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Reading Women Challenge TBR: First Half of 2019 (CC) - Duration: 4:30.

Hi folks, this is Sarah and welcome back to my channel

so today I wanted to go ahead

and talk to you about my tentative reading women TBR

so the reading women have a reading challenge similar to bookriot's read harder challenge

um, that you get to try to accomplish

from January 1st of 2019 to December 31st of 2019

and I thought this year to kind of make me

because I do really want to do this challenge

and to like help me read my own shelves

I'm going to list out kind of the books that I'd like to read

in the first six months of the year

so from now until like June 31st or 30th

I never remember how many days there are in a month

I know that those are silly trick to remember

but I do not remember it right now

so I'm going to basically tell you what the books are

and then if you want to read those books

please let me know because I might be interested in doing a buddy read with you

so here are the 13 books.

From prompt 3 a book by an author from Nigeria or New Zealand

I have The Bone People by Keri Hulme

Prompt 5 I have a children's book and I

chose WunderSmith: The Calling of Morrigan Crow by Jessica Townsend

9) I have a novella

It's Girl Meets Boy by Ali Smith

11) A book featuring a religion other than your own

I have A Place for Us by Fatima Farheen Mirza

12) I have a Lamba literary award winner

I chose

The Fact of a Body: A Murder and Memoir by Alexandria Marzano Lesnevich

13) A myth retelling

I have The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey

15) A book written by a South Asian author

I have In the Country: Stories by Mia Alvar

16) and this is the one I do not own yet but I've been wanting to own it so

I have a book by an indigenous woman

and I chose Trail of Lightning by Rebecca Roanhorse

18) A romance or love story

And this I have pre-ordered, and that is,

Once Ghosted, Twice Shy by Alyssa Cole

19) I have a book about nature and I chose

Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and Teaching of Plants

by

and of course I was an idiot and I didn't write it down

so I will include it here

23) Any book from a series and I have

The Stone Sky by N.K. Jemisin

because I really want to continue The Broken Earth series

25) A book by Jesmyn Ward

I have Salvage the Bones

26) A book by Jhumpa Lahiri

and I have The Namesake

So those are 13 books that I would like to read in at 2019,

in the first six months of 2019 .

If you're interested in reading any of these with me, please do.

I'll have all the books linked in the descriptive

and then a quick little housekeeping kind of update

for my channel in the past when I used to be reliable

I would post on Monday and Wednesdays at 8:00, I believe, a.m. eastern

now I would like to change that to

Monday and Thursday at 8:00 a.m. eastern

so that's just a housekeeping thing

there may be times where I post more just because I have more videos that

I'm really excited about and

I have filmed that they just might come out randomly,

um, but my reliable dates will be Monday and Thursday

So, there's that!

I hope that everyone is doing well and

let me know if you're going to participate

in the Reading Women challenge

I should state too

I should have done this at the very start

but the Reading Women is a podcast that is done

by the lovely Kendra Winchester

she has a channel on YouTube which I will link in the descriptive

and Autumn Privett

she has an Instagram that I'll link in the descriptive

and I'll also go ahead and link their podcast because it is super cool and good

um, so yeah, that's that!

Alright folks, I'll talk to you soon

Bye!