Good to see you again. Good to see you, antwan. What year is it . 42 years now. Can you believe that . Its been an incredible labor of love forral those who founded and have been are there since the beginning like Lloyd Williams and so many others. For those of us that have grown as a part of it, its something that, you know, is such a part of us that its amazing to think that its 42 years. It goes by really fast. Ive been connected with ha mr. Williams. Ive been here six and a half years, for the last five, you know, ive been with us. Right. And just seeing the turnout, just tell everybody, this is so important to the community. And not just harlem. Right. It is really a celebration of whats going on in harlem 365 years a day thats condensed into the worlds longest week [laughter] so its like you said, its concerts, its film festivals, its Economic Development conferences, its a little bit of everything that really makes up what harlem is. And it showcases the community not just for t
Our concern is they are going to undo a regulatory status that has existed now for over a decade. Monday night at 8 00 eastern on the communicators. Next, David Cameron takes questions at the house of commons. After that, scott walker on the challenges of running the state. Later, another chance to see q a. British Prime Minister David Cameron answered several questions wednesday on the National Health service specifically addressing longer waiting times and social services for the elderly. Later, he discussed the british troops in afghanistan and the upcoming end of the u. K. s combat mission there. This is just over 35 minutes. Order. Questions for the Prime Minister. Question one is a closed question. Thank you, mr. Speaker. Given the current cabinet secretary said in 2009 in his judgment of the inquiry would take a year and that we have had now two general elections before we see this report, might i ask him to write to the chairman and get a date when this report will be headed to
Thanks for an interesting panel and conversation. I want to come back to the then part of the seven deadly sins. And suggest lets try, call it arrogance and talk about scientific arrogance both as exercised by individual scientists and perhaps institutionally. Of course, there are lots of reasons why this would exist, first and foremost but thats a nice thing to say. Power and personality are involved. My question, we can take this out of the mythological framework of the Catholic Church and just say well, maybe theres a problem with arrogance and science needs to be addressed. We would have better science and better scientists, and a Better Society if we could deal with that your and what are the structural reasons for it, and how might we mitigate that . That would be my question. I think some of that has already been addressed as a competitive nature. But the other would i want to throughout his height. Hype. I think the human genome project is a wonderful example of something that
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