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William Jefferson Clinton (born William Jefferson Blythe III; August 19, 1946), generally known as Bill Clinton, is an American politician who served as the 42nd President of the United States from 1993 to 2001. He previously served as Governor of Arkansas from 1979 to 1981 and 1983 to 1992, and as the state's Attorney General from 1977 to 1979. A member of the Democratic Party, ideologically Clinton was a New Democrat, and many of his policies reflected a centrist Third Way philosophy of governance.
Clinton was born and raised in Arkansas, and is an alumnus of Georgetown University, where he was a member of Kappa Kappa Psi and Phi Beta Kappa and earned a Rhodes Scholarship to attend the University of Oxford. He is married to Hillary Clinton, who served as United States Secretary of State from 2009 to 2013 and who was a Senator from New York from 2001 to 2009. Both Clintons earned law degrees from Yale Law School, where they met and began dating. As Governor of Arkansas, Clinton overhauled the state's education system, and served as Chair of the National Governors Association.
The Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP) is a non-governmental non-profit organization that seeks to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve the quality of urban life by advancing sustainable transportation in cities around the world. ITDP provides technical assistance to cities and local advocacy groups on a range ofsustainable transportation and development issues. ITDP focuses primarily on developing bus rapid transit (BRT) systems, promoting biking, walking, and non-motorized transport, and improving urban development platforms. Other programs include parking reform, traffic demand management, and global climate and transport policy. According to its mission statement, ITDP is committed to "promoting sustainable and equitable transportation worldwide."
In addition to its role supporting and consulting local governmental efforts to develop more sustainable transportation, ITDP publishes the magazine Sustainable Transport annually, produces the BRT Standard and other research, and sits on the committee for the annual Sustainable Transport Award.
Co-producido por ITDP y http://www.emigrefilm.com/. Para más información del tema visita: http://mexico.itdp.org/que-hacemos/reduccion-del-uso-del-automovil/ Este video forma parte del proyecto de reducción de uso del automóvil que está llevando a cabo ITDP México con apoyo de la Embajada Británica en México.
El Instituto de Políticas para el Transporte y el Desarrollo (ITDP por sus siglas en inglés), fundado en 1985, es un organismo internacional sin fines de lucro que promueve el transporte sustentable y equitativo a nivel global. http://www.itdp.mx
In honor of ITDP's 25th Anniversary in 2010, President Clinton recorded a special message for ITDP.
Sistem transportasi massal di Jakarta yang saat ini cukup bisa diandalkan adalah busway. Kendati demikian, bila dibandingkan dengan sistem bus rapid transit (BRT) negara lain, masih terlihat kelemahan di sana-sini. Jumlah armada yang masih terbatas, rentang waktu kedatangan antarbus yang masih tidak teratur, atau daya angkut penumpang yang belum masif adalah beberapa kekurangan itu.
Temas e propostas prioritárias para o debate da Agenda Rio Depoimento concedido em 23/03/2016 #riometropolitano
TDP has worked in Mexico since 2006, focusing mainly on Mexico City. With ITDP's help, Mexico City launched Latin America's largest public bicycle share program in February 2010 with 85 stations and over 1,000 bikes. The initiative has proven to be an enormous success, with over 7,000 annual users just six months since the program's launch. Along with creating a bicycle masterplan, ITDP's work in Mexico City includes city revitalization, parking policy reform, and bus rapid transit (BRT) planning and optimization. We provide support to Guadalajara, Querétaro, and Mérida in the development of their BRT networks. ITDP has been asked to complete bicycle masterplans in Guadalajara, León, Puebla, Toluca, Mérida, Oaxaca, Morelia, and Queretaro and will also provide technical support to cycling ...
Urban density is fundamental principle of sustainable development. Density supports economic and creative vibrancy, social integration, and a healthy, environmental sustainable development model. As the world’s population continues to urbanize, our cities have two options for growth: densify or sprawl. The private-car dependent sprawl model of the 20th century must change, and move away from a reliance on private cars, to accommodate a more populous, and more prosperous world. In this charming video featuring a mix of animation, stats and video, the Institute for Transportation & Development Policy (ITDP) & Streetfilms have teamed up to bring you the most important reasons for building dense. By 2050 about 75% of all the world's population will be urban so it is vital for the health of th...
Special Message from President Clinton to ITDP on its 25th Anniversary
Governor Bill Clinton of Arkansas talks about what he would do if elected president as he prepares to face his biggest challenge yet, the New York state primary.
Bill O'Reilly & Bill Clinton discuss the housing crisis & other political topics. Make sure you join our new community @ - http://www.politicalyak.com -! Like us on facebook - http://www.facebook.com/PoliticalYAK -! & follow our somewhat awesome tweets - http://www.twitter.com/politicalyak -! Enjoy!
Free $10 Target Gift Card http://goo.gl/9ohudz Bill Clinton on David Letterman - September 23 2013 - Full Interview
Former President Bill Clinton weighs in on the divisive rhetoric used in the Donald Trump campaign and talks about stumping for his wife, Hillary Clinton. Watch full episodes of The Daily Show now -- no login required: http://www.cc.com/shows/the-daily-show-with-trevor-noah/full-episodes The Daily Show with Trevor Noah airs weeknights at 11/10c on Comedy Central.
President Bill Clinton casts his vote for the most influential person of the century and talks about former presidents.
Please subscribe! Bill Clinton sits down with his CNN ally Fareed Zakaria for an interview in order to: 1. Pretend his wife's criminal activity with her personal email server is much ado about nothing and a product of a vast right-wing conspiracy; 2. Trash Republicans as not substantive (they're all about "one-liners") while pretending the Democrats are all about specifics (as if that were to even matter if true); 3. Call for importation of more Arabs and Muslims from Syria and the broader region of the Middle East and North Africa (and Somalia) without any justification or consideration of national security, with no mention of relocation alternatives to the east in Muslim-majority societies closer to them geographically and culturally than America;; 4. Dis Netanyahu for accepting...
Former President Bill Clinton sits down with ABC's Jake Tapper on "This Week."
He wiped the smirk off their faces.
Bill Clinton Interview on David Letterman (2008) For my favourite David Letterman Segments please visit my playlist here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJ3N0cvhU8k&list;=PLAT80u8I1IOZwZDATzbaKX9KyoeIoWU44
Many twisted points from BC. Clinton was not accused of being obsessed with Bin Laden, he was accused of bombing Iraq and Afghanistan to get Monica off the headlines. Despite the fact that Clinton timed airstrikes with the Monica Lewinsky scandal, House Speaker Newt Gingrich still recognized that Clinton was finally taking action on the issue of terrorism and regardless of the reasons still appealed to his fellow Republicans to get behind the President. Clinton went on to bomb Bin Laden's pharmacutical factory in the Sudan because it was suspected of making WMD that could fall into the hands of Al Qaeda terrorist. But after the attack UN weapons inspectors said there was no evidence of WMD and Gingrich dismissed what was later dubbed the Monica Missile Strikes as"pinpricks". After th...
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October 2003, Los Angeles. President Bill Clinton meets and greets and recalls his presentation of a portfolio of Herman Leonard's work to the King of Thailand and describes the wall displaying Herman's photographs in his office in Harlem, NY. Interview and video by Stephen Elvis Smith.
The Canadian researcher Grant Cameron was interviewed by Robert Fleischer from Exopolitics Germany and Frederik Uldall from Exopolitics Denmark at the X-Conference 2008 in Gaithersburg just outside Washington DC. Cameron is behind: www.presidentialufo.com He has recently studied Laurance Rockefeller's attempts to convince Bill Clinton to become the "The Disclosure President". Cameron once succeeded in asking former Vice President Dick Cheney if he had ever been briefed on UFOs.
Canada Cast with Canada 2020 - Susan Smith of Canada 2020 interviews Prof. Drew Westen, clinical psychologist and principal of Westen Strategies, LLC, about his recent book The Political Brain: The Role of Emotion in Deciding the Fate of the Nation. Bill Clinton called Westen’s ground-breaking examination into the role of emotion in the political life of the nation, “The most interesting, informative book on politics I’ve read in many years.”
Political pundit James Carville has a love affair with an ice cream cone during an interview about the 1992 Presidential Campaign. More behind the scenes Carville footage and information on the filmmakers at: http://mediaburn.org/Video-Preview.128.0.html?&uid;=219
In a web exclusive interview, political scientist Adolph Reed Jr. talks with Bill Moyers about his new article in the March issue of Harper’s Magazine – a challenge to America’s progressives provocatively titled, “Nothing Left: The Long, Slow Surrender of American Liberals.” In the piece, Reed writes that Democrats and liberals have become too fixated on election results rather than aiming for long term goals that address the issues of economic inequality, and that the administrations of Bill Clinton and Barack Obama too often acquiesced to the demands of Wall Street and the right. As a result, Reed tells Moyers, the left is no longer a significant force in American politics. “If we understand the left to be anchored to our convictions that society can be made better than it actually is,...
Trump Vs Mexico Supercut Remixed by Diran Lyons Beta testing, L Carter This supercut highlights instances where Donald Trump refers to -- and demeans -- Mexicans within the following sources (in order of appearance): Donald Trump 'I Will Win The Latino Vote' NBC News Bill O’Reilly Confronts Donald Trump Over Kicking Out Immigrants: Isn’t There a ‘Better Way’ Donald Trump in Greenville, South Carolina August 27, 2015 Donald Trump: The Full 'With All Due Respect' Interview Trump on Immigration Plan 'Start by Building a Big, Beautiful, Powerful Wall' Donald Trump On Immigration, Hillary Clinton: Meet The Press NBC News Donald Trump Media Buzz. Trump 'I Can Never Apologize for the Truth' Donald Trump Dubuque Iowa 8.25.2015: 2016 Presidential Campaign Rally Donald Trump discusses Presidential...
Michael Medved takes a call, which is a great segway into the interview of the directer of "Inside Job," Charles H. Ferguson. This interview took place October 22nd, 2010 and was perfect timing to boost us into the 2010 election cycle. This topic is neither a "left/right" issue, but, if you really want to know who even Bill Clinton blames, you can see a political ad from the McCain/Palin run I posted in September of 2008: http://religiopoliticaltalk.blogspot.com/2008/09/clinton-and-housing-mess.html For more clear thinking like this from Michael Medved... I invite you to become a Medhead: https://www.medvedmedhead.com/
Fred Newman and Lenora Fulani interview Jack Germond. Germond, a veteran political reporter from the late 1960s to the turn of the millenium was on a book tour for the 1999 edition of "Fat Man in the Middle: Forty Years of Covering Politics." He shares his candid memories and opinions of Richard Nixon, George Wallace, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton and more with Fred Newman and Lenora Fulani. Germond passed away August 14, 2013.
At the MIT Media Lab on Friday, I interviewed NYU professor and PressThink blogger Jay Rosen about two big ways in which his Off the Bus citizen journalism project has impacted the 2008 election so far: the "bitter" remarks by Barack Obama and the "scumbag" reference to a Vanity Fair reporter by Bill Clinton. Rosen discusses what really happened in this 10-minute interview, and how the rules of political coverage have changed, threatening the established media order. "The club of political reporters and politicos can't control the information flow anymore."
Feel too good to go to work today
I need a little more time so I can stay this way
Let's go for a ride on the circle line
Couldn't you use a day in the sunshine
Mustn't let your bank payments get behind
The bills may pile up, I just brush them off my mind
I can't let debt collectors bother me
Because I feel too good
I feel so good that you just can't bring me down
I can't remember when I felt so high
My mind is on vacation and I don't know why
Wouldn't you like to go for a country drive
Doesn't it make you feel good to be alive
Luncheon by the roadside will do just fine
I left the water running
It just must have slipped my mind
Can't let the little things bother me
Because I feel too good
I feel so good that you just can't bring me down
Someone's bound to bring you down
There's a strange speaking man on the front lawn
Making rude noises and gestures
It's just the neighbor's got something on his mind
Feel too good
I can't let frenchie start to bother me
Because I feel too good