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nonfiction books of 2007 by the los angeles times in the boston globe the book also won the 2007 john lyman award for u.s. maritime history. his most recent book, before black slaves, was brilliant begin. the history of the american lighthouse. dolan lives in marblehead massachusetts with his family. and on the end peter houlihan is a freelance writer in his career as an emergency medical technician he's written a number of articles related to his profession including the impact of ptsd on first responders. he's written a number of book reviews for the hearst papers is a native of southern california he now lives in fairfield county connecticut in norco 80 is his first book. i'm going to ask each of you to say a few words about your book and give us an overview and then will come up with some questions. >> thank you for telling me. [laughter] >> can you hear me? you got that in at the right time. thank you. i will talk very briefly about my book while bill which is about while bill hitchcock. it was a book i had no intention of writing. it sort of snuck up on me. i had done a book that came

well lyman's from now german president frank volta on my is due to give a speech commemorating those events let's cross now to leipzig where ceremonies are already underway kate brady is standing by there for us i believe can we hear you kate. ok 2. i have been listening to good stuff manas symphony number one that to mark the commemoration of the 30th anniversary of the protests that really began the end of east germany's political regime and to tell us a bit more i've got simon young data correspondent with me in the studio simon tell us a bit more about these demonstrations because they were demonstrations in. lots of the country but what made they so important yeah there had been demonstrations elsewhere in east germany running up to this and indeed in the months previously things had begun to look very wobbly for the german system with people leaving the country on mass but on the 9th of october 1909 you had a law its large number of people 70000 people on the streets of light see one of the major cities of course in the country and it was a demonstration people were saying you

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research facilities families lyman stone is a editor here at ei and blocked about regional economics and a state of migration. he has the big idea and has worked in covering the new york times and the wall street journal and many other places. our feel less moderator today is karlyn bowman a senior fellow here at ei she has the opinion on wide issues and economic and social topics. in addition, she has commented on american politics through the lens of keep them graphic and geographic changes. welcoming our distinguished guests (applause) >> thank you very much ryan and i'd like to add my welcome to our seaspan audience today. democratic changes has been made in the last week and as those of you who spent seven hours listening to the cnn debate on climate change they question from the audience to bernie sanders who was at whether or not he will talk about the population explosion and its relationship to climate change and said that is part of his campaign and that the other end of the work or rhetorical spectrum elon musk gave an interview to alibaba an artificial intelligence and sa