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Built on grief and what they opened up to me, what the hunters if you will come of the, the prosecutors and the victims advocate open up to me stories in their own lives of abuse, domestic abuse, those were not ancillary to this or irrelevant because they went to the question of the tension. What in your life dictates how you attended to the world and in this case the story was on the rage discoveries or is it just morality and the way people attended to that depend upon the places they came fro...

So they didnt know they were used to working with this systems in must heavier gravity how these fluid would settle down and stay settled. This is thunder concern. So buzz is there playing like a piano to get everything settled; and it worked out better than they anticipated because they told us a big lie. They said, when they first land we are going to give them fourhour rest and sleep period. And i said, you go all that way and touch down on the first place other than earth, you want to get th...

Associate director at the air and space museum. This week veteran space correspondent jay barbree and his latest book Neil Armstrong a life in flight. And at the nbc news man and a bestselling author examined the life of the first man to walk on the moon on the 45th anniversary of the moon landing. The program is about an hour im a curator at the museum here to talk to the author of Neil Armstrongs life in flight a new biography of Neil Armstrong. Im very familiar because he was a voice on the r...

Up next on booktv after words with guest host maggie jackson, author of distracted. This weeks matt richtel and his latest book is a deadly wandering a tale of tragedy and redemption in the age of attention. In it a New York Times reporter tells the story of a tragic car accident due to texting from impact through the court proceeding. He combines the disturbing reallife story with a thorough examination of the distractions of technology and their impact on society. The program is about an hour....

Characterize your book . Guest i think you did it very well. I would characterize it by saying my point is that we dont have to be the hapless helpless victims of nature. My friends at nasa and elsewhere in the Space Community like to say if the dinosaurs had a Space Program they would still be here. We have the wherewithal to save ourselves and the book though its an important part of the book is that explains that and comes out with a plan and they plan was not invented by me. It is universall...

Metropolitan guy and he could not believe people could live on the farm with cows and neal couldnt believe living in a city like new york where you rub elbows all of the time. Host it was great talking to you. Guest and people should know you as cureerator for the smithsonian. Thank you for interviewing me. That was booktvs Signature Program in which authors are interviewed by people familiar with their material. It airs at 10 p. M. At saturday and 10 and 9 on sunday. You can watch it online as ...

Guest it is meant to capture the cultural shifts that have occurred and im interested in looking at the way that they changed the way that we see each other and how we can live together. So it is looking into the metaphor of seeing how we see the race and using that as a way to ask the question how far weve made progress. When i hear this word that suggests there is a moment that color was not as essential and now it is that but you said its a little bit more nuanced. Even in the book you talk a...

Ing and she had the responsibility t that point with only a third grade education of trying to raise us on her own. Host how many of you were there . Guest myself and my brother. And we werent particularly good students. And thats putting it mildly. I was the dummy, thats what everybody host neurosurgeon thousand, and you were the dummy. [laughter] how you got from the dummy to neurosurgeon, but guest everybody used to tease me and call me names, but, you know, my mother, and i think any success...

Hello, everyone. Welcome to the early sunday morning to the brooklyn book festival being hosted here at Brooklyn Law School. Our dean nick allard is here to welcome you. That dean has been a really wonder for bridge between the law school in brooklyn and the brooklyn book festival. Its on like to introduce nick allard to you all. [applause] thank you, professor. Well, welcome to all of you. Were so proud to be able to host part of the largest free letter very festival in new york city in one of ...

16 depravity it would settle down and not destroy itself powerfully in the right position that he could take off again. He wasnt really that concerned. When they did finally touched down the best calculations because come up with with 16 seconds of fuel left. A was a close landing. Yes. Closest of any epo. So why was he chosen as a commander . Corporation of the things about him, his first assignment was a backup commander. He never had to be the second pilot. He was always cmdr. Or was he chose...