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actually, i'm just acura some of you know from france and of the last thing i did actually was swimming one of those very cold swiss alps rivers and i lost my voice for my first reading. [laughter] my friend-- where's deborah? deborah occasionally will read some quotes for me beginning with the first one, but it's not as a neuroscientist, but more like emily dickinson. i don't know if you remember this one beautiful poem, the soul selects her own society and then closes the doors. that's what we are going to do tonight. you are my very very special society. i had a fantasy and clear won't allow me to do it, but my fantasy is that someday i will come and do a reading with you, my select society and say books on house. [laughter] i don't know why, but this is my great fantasy. for c-span, went to tell you that you did something wonderful for me and for people that have -- had hangovers on new year's eve because they putting my new year's day and all these people who've never would have heard a thing or read anything by me would come up and say i remember you. [laughter] so, thank you c-sp

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