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Good evening welcome to the National Museum of mathematics and to a very special event. I think we are all delighted that the museum is putting on this event tonight and even more delighted that they are doing it with the support of the Mathematical Association of america which is helping out tonight and in particular they loaned us james hansen tonight whom i will introduce in a moment. My name is john ewing. Im the president of math for america and i am a mathematician [applause] this was not ...

To. A book i am rereading. I am also reading a book at the National Gallery a week or so ago called the accidental masterpiece. It is about how you see art and to me i am a great lover of art, every day objects, everywhere you look. An interesting book i picked up. You see by my office, i do my own art. And keep my day job here. Reading, i want to mention, is foundational. I was not born in this country. English is not my first language. I credit a library and in Elementary School who awakened m...

White house intern and then a speech writer. He has a long record of acclaimed books on president ial this has brought him to the helm of five president ial libraries and Centers Across this country and throughout his career. He appears regularly, as many of you know, im sure, on news is cspans inhouse historian. He will be on a president s and patriots history tour. He focuses this year on truman, eisenhower, and churchill. In his his tours and writing, he is able to bring history to life. The ...

The helm of five president ial libraries and Centers Across this country and throughout his career. He appears regularly, as many of you know, im sure, on newshour and is cspans inhouse historian. Next month he will leave his semiannual president s and patriots history tour. He travels through the american heartland and focuses this year on truman, eisenhower, and churchill. Both in his tours and in his writing, he is able to bring history to life. The boston globe praises his scholarship as com...

If you are waiting for the next speaker to come, keep in mind that that people sitting next to you may have come to hear the personal at the podium right now. Faith and freedom and cwa always does masterful jobs of bringing people to those things and people honoring the spirit, i guess, of the program. I will also just say, obviously, you know weve had we had some security terrance. So we have taken some pretty pronounced efforts to keep that to a bear minimum. Thank you for dealing with inincon...

Been done a fair job of having the questions move along. Eo, welcome back. Now David Cameron, its his turn to face our studio audience. Thank you for coming. Welcome too, mr. Cameron. Well go to our first question super robert newman. Mr. Cameron, you and the camp seem to be convinced if the britain leaves the eu, well be plunged into recession. Six months ago you told cbi britain could survive outside the eu. Why are you so adamant about a meltdown if we decide to leave. We can certainly surviv...

Bill clinton accepts his partys president ial nomination in new york city. I proudly accept your nomination for president of the United States. Incumbent president george h. W. Bush excepts his potty partys nomination in houston. I am proud to receive an honored to accept your nomination for president of the United States. 4 45, on the creation and evolution of british village. Greenwich village. Nobody ever crossed that line. They might cross the line to work as a servant. But they never went o...

People dont listen in the same day that something is produced, like a lot of other mediums. But what has thrived in its place is so heartening to me. Its context. Its explanation. Its narrative. And a lot of it has gotten us far past the sort binaries of who is winning the horse race today, whose got the cycle down. Not to denigrate that because there is part that is really interesting to me. The Washington Post is doing with their series president ial, where they go through and talk about each ...

And he was. With albert spier and others in paris six weeks almost to the day in june of 1940. This gentleman here is one of americas first spies. Before the Second World War there was no foreign intelligence service, the americans you guys didnt have a foreign intelligence service. That was the job of people who worked for the state department donald costar was a princeton graduate in 1929, a volunteer ambulanceman working in normandy during the blitzkrieg and he wrote a detailed story about th...

No, i think the universities do make progress on this and i think you get to a point where you create a Virtuous Cycle and i think it does work and i think theres reason to believe that it does work. I think the key point, representative compelling interest, thats in the heartland of what the court has said. In which the universities expertise the process point before you said also said that a matter to which this court, some, but not what youre talking about is the need of the program. In addit...