Are you seeing me like that. If that is the case you should listen up closely because today im going to see a doctor here at the charity in berlin and shes the head off to model just and we going to talk about how to treat dangerous ideas easy. Vision is quality of life go and see your thumb on a. Three. Pack cat when you get older things dont work as well as they used to like your eyesight. Sometimes its enough to wear glasses but when your lenses turn cloudy you can see this is when you have a cataract. Even with the help of glasses going to queens vision had deteriorated over the years he had cataracts this matters as far as. I notice it in particular when driving my car when it was dark and raining the lights were on coming traffic with me it was awkward and in fact dangerous if you. Visited here at all. The seventy five year old needed surgery and implanted lenses after consulting his doctors he decided to have monofocal which here in germany across a part a standard lenses. Used
And the United States honors harper lee ask for or outstanding contribution to the great literary tradition of america. [applause] [applause] to mark the upcoming release of go set a watch man booktv is airing specials about harper lee all weekend. Go to booktv. Com for air dates and times. Pamela paul, what is your job . I am the editor of the New York Times book review. What does that mean . I edit the section that has been put out over sunday since 1986. How many people work on the New York Times book review . It is about 16 people. What do they do . So we have editors, who we call review editors of the session. They have to go through the hundreds of books we get and decide which ones are worthy of review and try to come up with people who think they would be good at reviewing them. What is your job . I am a preview editor meaning i go through books in a number of nonfiction categories and sign and edit reviews and the like. How many books do you look at a week . When you look at t
Iran nuclear deal. President obama held a press conference to answer questions about the idea and rejected to idea it leaves tehran on the brink of the bomb and argued the other opportunity is war. He addressed israels concerns after Benjamin Netanyahu called it a mistake. Here are a couple minutes of the remarks israel has legitimate concerns about its security relative to iran. You have a large country with a significant military concerns are missiles pointed toward tel aviv. So i think they are very good reasons why israelis are nervous about irans position in the world generally. I said this to the Prime Minister and directly to the israeli people. I also said they are compounded if iran gets a Nuclear Weapon. For the objections or for the Republican Leadership that is already spoken none of them have presented to me or the American People a better alternative. I am hearing talk of this is a historically bad deal and threaten israeli and the world and threaten the united states. I
Collectively generate a solution for that. Detailed photographs of pluto and its moon over the next hour. Good afternoon, welcome to the John Hopkins University i am here from the office of communication. To set the stage for todays press conference please welcome to the podium associate administrator and science and director from washington, d. C. Dr. John grunsfeld. [applause] welcome, everyone. It is full auditorium here at the lab. I was worried no one would show up. Actually, i wasnt worried at all. Anybody get sleep last night . I am not hearing too many affirmations of a good night sleep. The team was probably excited about the data pass this morning as was i. I would like to take you on a discussion and i will not say a lot. The first image i would like to bring up was taken two hours ago by the Solar Dynamics observe tory. I think you know where we are going. Mercury, venus from there, if anyone doesnt recognize the next planet please leave the auditorium and we will escourt y
Its now by distinct honor and privilege to introduce dr. Sally mcmillen, he babcock professor of hit in Davidson College in north carolina. She earned he ph. D at Duke University and we learned today got a degree in library science. She has been one of the most important and productive scholars of 19th century womens history. Their many books include motherhood and the old south southern women black and white and seneca falls and the origin of the womens Rights Movement. Her brand new book which we are celebrated tonight and received a wonderful review in the Los Angeles Times is entitled losey stone an unapologetic life. A path breaking activist whose life has been hidden too long. Losey stoned a last has a biography worthy of her inspired and inspiring life. Please help me welcome to Franklin Library society. Dr. Sally mcmillen. [applause] thank you so much, rich, and i just wanted to sea its an absolute delight to be here. I want to thank rich for inviting me and for the Library Com