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Primary meanis theprimary meansl information about the universe not even knowing 160 around 1600 was the invention of the microscope in one direction and a telescope in the other direction. Its like doing the backstroke that your sensory systemed wouldnt detect it were it not for the microscope and you could think if that made sense to have entire living creatures inside a drop of water. Its what you normally do when you make a discovery and they thought he was drinking too much gin. They were i...

Bestsellers including war letters, letters of a nation and behind the lines. Andrew carroll edited on a pro bono basis operation homecoming, iraq, afghanistan and the homefront, the words of us troops and their families which inspired the Emmy Awardwinning film of the same name. In 1998 Andrew Carroll founded a legacy project, all volunteer initiative that honors veterans and activeduty troops by preserving their wartime correspondence. Andrew carroll has traveled 1250 states and more than 40 co...

Magazine that i edit also thinks to peter who is the editor for contributing so much to making this evening have been really it was his idea to have a big event like this to mark the publication of this important book and also i would like to think the people at the american conservative who is a tireless blocker as we all know. [laughter] actually right now he is posting. [laughter] and i would like to think that we are trying to think about how to move forward in Tumultuous Times of change not...

Good afternoon. Good afternoon. Thank you. This is not my mic im not used to it so i kopght hear if you could hear me. Thank you for joining us for ow program with author amy gold sustain who will discuss her book janesville an american story im renee here at the public library. At this time, i would look to ask that you turn off or silence all of your electronic devices. Also, at the end of todays program ms. Goldstein will have time for question and answer and then be available under the skyli...

Next from hyde park new york. Good afternoon and welcome to the president ial library museum. Cap you could be here today for 14th annual roosevelt reading festival. The program from is the author will talk for about 30 minutes and then a ten minute questionandanswer time and then a book signing. Cspan is with us today. If youre going to ask a question please use the microphone on the side so we can record your son. These reading festivals and programs are supported by our members and trustees. ...

Thank you. This is not my mike and i am not used to it so i couldnt hear if you can hear me. Thank you for joining us for our program with author Amy Goldstein who will discuss her book janesville, an american story. My name is renee and im the programming and Outreach Coordinator here at public library. At this time, i would like to ask that you turn off or silence your electronic devices. Also, at the end of todays program ms. Goldstein will have time for questions and answers and then be avai...

[applause][applause] [applause] think very much. Today my work cut out for me, it is a very awkward topic for me to be topic debating because were debating the legacy in right now is the son of a linsky, also ahead of the foundation. Here is michael on the stage. As well as a of the family. Its a little bit awkward, i will try to get over that one. At the first glance it seem to debate to people who are intimately familiar. What could i possibly know about that i would say his own son wouldnt kn...

Original jurisdiction are preserved here at the National Archives as are opinions, docket books, minutes, attorney rolls with our earliest records starting in 1790. We also have the audio recordings of the Supreme Court and the majority have been digitized and available online. We are working on a project to prepare all of these digital recordings for our online catalog and we hope to have them available by september of this year. Since its founding in 1934 the National Archives has hosted Supre...

Original jurisdiction are preserved here at the National Archives as are opinions, docket books, minutes, attorney rolls with our earliest records starting in 1790. We also have the audio recordings of the Supreme Court and the majority have been digitized and available online. We are working on a project to prepare all of these digital recordings for our online catalog and we hope to have them available by september of this year. Since its founding in 1934 the National Archives has hosted Supre...

Original jurisdiction are preserved here at the National Archives as are opinions, docket books, minutes, attorney rolls with our earliest records starting in 1790. We also have the audio recordings of the Supreme Court and the majority have been digitized and available online. We are working on a project to prepare all of these digital recordings for our online catalog and we hope to have them available by september of this year. Since its founding in 1934 the National Archives has hosted Supre...