dr. morris will help us look into the future because he begins with the last ice age and from their societies east and west. this follows on his 2010 award-winning talk and that they reveal about the future. the intersection of technology and geography and the number of western notch printers in the 18th century that propel the last rise to power in an 18th century and the development of nuclear weapons in the computer in the 20th century that kept it there. in the 21st century, they will call into question whether the u.s. in particular will remain so. in this second volume, the subject of this evening discussion, dark or morris has said social development, comparing societies in different times and places. adapting the nation's approach based on four principal traits, energy capture per capita, organization information technology and warmaking capacity. we look forward to a fascinating discussion. please join me in welcoming dr. ian morris. >> thank you for that very kind introduction and thank you for coming along on such a beautiful evening when i'm sure there's a lot of other things you

dr. morris. the straight man thanking him. [applause] >> melanie warner's next creature reports on how science has created an expensive projects that are devoid of nutritional value, addictive and the potential harm to one's health. she exhibits a proclivity of citizen commonly used ingredients which makes up 70% of calories presumed in the united states. it's about 45 minutes. [applause] the mac thank you so much everyone for being here to talk about the subject of processed food. i do hope everyone has had their dinners already. i would find it easier to talk about this once people of rde. i don't want to be responsible for spoiling anyone's mail. so this book, the origins of this book go back to me when i was a kid growing up with my mom long before it was fashionable. my mom was someone who paid close attention to ingredient labels. she would go to the grocery store and my brother and i often came with her. she was real her cart down the aisle and was constantly picking about his future agreed the radiant labels and the so

drs? okay. project sponsor, you have five minutes. >>> good evening, commissioners. my name is matt wren. this is patricia [speaker not understood] toby morris, our architect to answer any design questions you might have. patricia and i have lived in this neighborhood for the past seven years, literally five blocks from the subject property. we are not property developers. this project is to create a home that can house our expanding family. over the last 15 months we have done absolutely everything asked of us by the planning commission, fire, dbi, and the residential design team. in addition to this, we have tried to work extensively with our most impacted neighbor, mr. low. we believe the resulting project is first and foremost in character with the neighborhood. these photos show a number of buildings within a one to two-block radius that demonstrates the variety and type of buildings that exist literally within one to two blocks of the subject property. our proposed addition is not visible from most public spaces. this diagram depicts the sight line from the opposing sidewalk looking back up at the building. the proposed addition isn't

it seems sort of funny, but when you look at children's authors, like morris sendak, a whole lot of them, they are all like dr. seuss. it is that sort of distance that makes us really admire the kind of thing that also makes you very strange. i think that is what we have to take on. the children's blog rights are profoundly about their bodies. norts are neither utopian extraneous, but practical especially in the case of children and i think that horton remains a safe pair of that message. >> hello, thank you for having me. i want to initially thank richard, my former colleague who i still miss every day at georgetown. ,nd the other marvelous richard richard sherwin, whose work i greatly admire. thank you all so new york law school the law review for having me here. actuallynt to say follows quite well from what ann was talking about. i do want to talk about children. my talk is tentatively titled " democratic children, democratic hearing." richard ch to use there are layers to his stories that will frame what i want to say. i want to set up what i think is a primary narrative inhorton. more accessible narrati