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british isles, a caltech music. i learned all the paul simon songs.s i got older -- >> he is a hell of a guitarist. people do not realize. he is not flashy, but if you try to learn his tunes, they are really hard. >> he is a brilliant guitar player. i eventually got interested in jazz, world music, everything. maybe that is one of the reasons. i enjoyed so many kinds of music, i did not have a preference. i did not want to be anything in particular. i just wanted to play guitar and get that sound that i was hearing in my head. >> is there a particular song of yours that you can trace back to and influence, sound that you were trying to get that you heard somebody else use and you wanted to use it? >> i will play you a few bars from a piece that i wrote in the 1970's, very much influenced by the british isles style. this one is called "inverness." ♪ >> i am cutting it short, but, to me, that is the quintessential british isles style. >> although, in your hand, it is more harmonically complex. >> it could be. >> one of the things i was trying to do -- i

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he will soon be teaching at caltech it is a renowned physicist and author of several books including the trigger what how randomness rules our lives he's also a cover it with steven hocking's. the moderator night is shriver you're very lucky to have him here tonight is the chairman and ceo of the special olympics he's a special leader and educator activist, film producer, entrepreneur and i found out he lives one street over from me so we are very connected we will of questions to light from the audience and they will be on index cards and other roe 7:15 we will have someone pick him up after tonight's talk we will have a reception downstairs that was sponsored by david's family foundation we certainly think him for that dewitt should be interesting moment because the larger interesting things tonight from our guest and we can carry on those conversations downstairs so please join me now in welcoming the gentleman, dr. chopra, mlodinow and tim shriver. thank you very much. [applause] >> good evening. i would like to ask [inaudible] i have been in many distinguished and fireman's in m

he will soon be teaching at caltech. he is a renowned physicist, author of several books including the drunkard's walk, how randomness rules our lives, very interesting subject which is on "the new york times" bestseller list. he is also a writing collaborated with stephen hawkins. the moderator tonight is timothy shriver. we are very lucky to have him tonight. he is the chairman and ceo of the special olympics. he is a social leader, educator, activist, filmmaker and entrepreneur and i found out tonight he only lives one street over for me so we are very very connected. we are going to have questions tonight from the audience. they will be on index cards and at around 7:15 we will have someone pick them up. after tonight's talk we are going to have a -- downstairs sponsored by the smith foundation and we certainly thank them for that. it should be an interesting moment because we will hear interesting things tonight from our guests and we can carry on this conversation downstairs, so please join me now in welcoming the

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my group at caltech, i did it . one is fortunate to reach the goal of a dream.nal gains. to go beyond, i have followed three basic values. not to forget about my own roots. second, preserve the two countries of my life, egypt and america. third, to be a citizen of the world, a world that needs the help of leaders, known that more than 80% of its population is developed -- developing or underdeveloped. my biggest and most complex dream turned out to be the one concerning the transformation of egypt to regain its past glory and participate affectively in the modern world. the vision was simple, but clear. only through renaissance in government and education would my native country become a society. as it was dozens of years ago from giza to luxor to alexandria. this was impossible to realize under the mubarak regime. thes year's revolution, people are dreaming of a new future. despite the rocky road, i remain optimistic. a few days ago, more than 60% of local voters went to the polls in the first parliament election. a historic milestone. the revolution, besides i