them not long before there had off on there first date starting with the movie in ended with off landa pushing his car. that could be there first or the last date but he looked at landa then she pushed along beside him the kind of snow that and who cares about the car, i am with you and it stayed with him ever since. there are moments in the this was one of those moments for me.and, swe and they contributed a lot of first executive marriage bed they want this move forward together per catherine hall but it is still a quiet night with her . his high-school sweetheart and his best friend. she is his everything from track -- a guy bouguereau was nothing is a big. he face tragedy from a unique niche and plans to and he just wanted to leave an air of the mac with the syrians help shape them. [laughter] he will not retire with a long-distance serving u.s. senator in the state with three decades of serviceit behind him. in this clear we have to very different world views and ways to do things but t through the years we have come to understand one another. if we agree to keep agreements profes

one evening, as katherine and her relatives sat on the very landa of their plantation -- veranda of their plantation home, someone whom she described as runaway negro, darted past them, and katherine's brothers left for the pursuit, but the desperate fumetive made good his escape. the stones and their neighbors began to worry that they were, in her words, living on a landmine. seeking refuge from these anxieties, catherine turned, she said to the fictional works of a then popular 19th century southern author, edgar allen poe oe. but she decided she was going avoid his most fearsome pieces, as she puts it. and perhaps -- we don't know -- but perhaps she chose the fall of the house of usher. well. it's not a particularly grisly story. it's not filled as are some other of the poe stories with grim super narl horrors which might have made this short story seem a relatively safe distraction from the unsettling events around her. that tv begins, you may recall -- poes narrator is paying a visit to a friend, a man named roderick usher, who is the heir of an old wealthy and vennellable family and

tina landa was a wonderful broadway director told me she never likes to be called a woman director, she's a woman who directs. it sounds like a very subtle distinction but it's actually a big one. as soon as you say women director you are lumping all women together. you are saying that all women direct the same. we say i'm a woman who directs i'm dumb like you are saying a woman, i love being a woman, and a director i love that too. the pre-have pretty much nothing to do with each other. >> the word, tell me again? things don't always go together. there's a fascinating chapter of the book there to talk about it. >> that was the beauty chapter. the question is whether beauty and genius are connected and i was making the argument that they are and Ãbsaid they are orthogonal which means they have nothing to do with each other. >> it comes down to shoot sometimes. a positive approach. >> i wrote the gratitude diaries, i look for positivity everywhere. i had never met a group of women more positive and had a more wonderful outlook. doctor francis arnold at caltech and did win a nobel prize in

president, i'm proud to be here on the senate floor to offer my strong support for sha landa young to be the deputy director of office of management and budget as i spoke about her before the committee. she worked on the house appropriations committee for nearly 14 years of she's been the house appropriation staff director since 2017. and from my position on the appropriations committee, that's where i got to know her very well. i can tell you without any reservation, there is no one better suited for this position. her deep understanding of really often arcane federal budget process, her years of experience on the appropriations committee, her tenacity and her dedication to public service will serve the agency and the american people. i think after we had the last close down of the government -- i believe the longest in history and we ended up finally, four of us meeting after several weeks in my office here in the capitol, when we forged the agreement to reopen. it was senator shelby and myself, congresswoman loyei and granger. but most important, shalanda young was there for the ho