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04 22nd, 2011| 
Pleeaaase help me with this I’m having some difficulty figuring it out.
I believe it was William Henry Harrison. He caught pneumonia, and died 30 days later.
Apr
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Apr
22
The Swearing-In Ceremony of the 23rd group of Peace Corps volunteers in South Africa took place at the Mokopane Education Multipurpose Centre in Limpopo on 24 March 2011. All 46 Trainees successfully completed the two-month training period where they stayed with local families in rural communities in South Africa and learnt a local language.
Peace Corps Country Director, McGrath Jean Thomas led the Trainees in taking their Oath of Service and in her remarks, Deputy Chief of Mission Helen La Lime reminded the new Volunteers of their role as ambassadors of the United States and their mission to strengthen the capacity of the organizations they will work with.
After taking the Oath of Service, the 46 Volunteers were subsequently deployed to the provinces of Limpopo, Mpumalanga, KwaZulu-Natal and Eastern Cape. They will all be involved in providing services directly related to HIV/AIDS and Education through local Community Based Organizations
Duration : 0:14:5
Apr
22
Chief Economist, Nomura Research Institute Speaking at the Opening Session of the Inaugural Conference of the Institute for New Economic Thinking. Richard Koo talks about deficits and what the US, Europe and China post-2008 can learn from Japan 1990-2005.
Duration : 0:24:42
Apr
22
Former Speaker of the Maine House discusses his next moves on and off the dance floor.
Duration : 0:2:47
Apr
22
Polling stations opened on Saturday for Africa’s biggest election as over 70 million Nigerians vote for a new president.
In a country where vote rigging, violence and intimidation have been common, how genuine will Nigeria’s election really be?
Inside Story, with presenter Ghida Fakhry, discusses with guests: Dapo Oyewole, the executive director of the Centre for African Policy & Peace Strategy; Patrick Wilmot, a political commentator on African affairs; and Jonathan Offei-Ansah, the Editor of News Africa.
This episode of Inside Story aired on Saturday, April 16, 2011.
Duration : 0:24:55
Apr
22
Forget his political moves in the Kremlin, Dmitry Medvedev has been caught showing off his moves on the dancefloor. A video of Russia’s President shaking his stuff at a reunion with university friends last year has become an internet hit. Medvedev can be seen here getting down to the Russian nineties hit “American boy”. One Twitter user, less than overwhelmed by the Presidential prowess, described his style as “dancing like her dad”. Russia’s leader said he and his friends were just having a good time, though admitted his moves may be a little stuck in the nineties.
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Duration : 0:0:47
Apr
22
The opening edition of the Capitol Chronicle, covering Inauguration Day in Carson City, Nevada.
Todd Taxpayer is the host of The Capitol Chronicle, covering the Nevada State Capital using new media technologies. www.TheCapitolChronicle.com
Duration : 0:14:50
Apr
22
From Washington, D.C., Katie Couric anchors coverage of the inauguration of Barack Obama as the 44th president of the United States.
Duration : 0:10:30
Apr
19
when do we know who is the nominee for each party? im confused. will it be obam or hilary ? or huckabee or romney?
The 2008 Democratic National Convention will be the 2008 United States presidential nominating convention of the Democratic Party. It is scheduled to be held from Monday, August 25, through Thursday, August 28, 2008, in Denver, Colorado. (The 2008 Republican National Convention is planned to start 4 days later (September 1 – 4), in St. Paul, Minnesota
Apr
16
President Mwai Kibaki presided over the swearing-in of judges appointed to the newly formed interim independent constitutional dispute resolution court skipping the much hyped tree planting exercise led by Prime Minister Raila Odinga in the Mau. In his address, Kibaki did not mention the function attended by a number of Ministers and legislators from across the political divide and members of the diplomatic corps. He instead assured Kenyans of his personal commitment to the successful completion of the constitutional review process. Sally Mbilu reports.
Duration : 0:2:26
