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I would also like to thank a few people. From the u. S. Holocaust Memorial Museum whos the reason this program is here today, she arranged the speakers and had the idea for the program. Roberta schafer, associate librarian of congress. Beecher wiggins, our aba director, Audrey Fisher and the staff of the Public Affairs office, suvita who let us have the wonderful pavilion, and galena of the ij section. Also, of course, marvin kalb and our panelists, Martin Goldsmith and Diane Afoumado. I will be...

we have to be critically involved in the discussion about the -- [inaudible] whether you get to religious credibility by struggling with the list realist -- [inaudible] social justice this is where we have to challenge the people. but the problem is something which is one of the most important disease that we have in the arab world. which now is the coming international. its emotional politics. its we are driven by motions. this is the way you can play with islam this is exactly what t...

many of them continued to be and have not gone out of principle even though it wasnt specific criteria so many of them have been translated and carried american ideals across the world. >> i want to ask about another specific book which is a lovely dickensons book of poetry. >> of course emily dickinson is a must have american poet. but the particular book we have on the show is done by a cooperative in key west and they reproduced the book of poetry and a facsimile of her house in amh...

>> in a moment, author jason gainus. >> i think the internet is changing the fundamental ways we interact with government. >> then, in about 30 minutes, we go to carmichaels bookstore, a local landmark. >> the role in their local communities is what will keep independent bookstores alive. theres discovery that only can happen in a physical bookstore, and im optimistic that that is going to keep us and other independent bookstores healthy in the long run. >> and then to round out the ho...