now we're peacock alley peacock alley is a name that came from the waldorf astoria, new york city at the time. the wonderful ladies the society was struck down a hallway. the two hotels and who came to watch call them peacocks. so when the manager from the waldorf astoria came down to manage the willard hotel he this quarter would be be called the peacock early in the 1850s, the city of washington was growing and the decided to keep pace. they decided that the six two story dwelling should be united behind a common facade. so the frame facade added. large. 1850s. 1860s were a good time for the willard's henry willard beck pierce when he was running for president and when franklin pierce won president, pierce became the first president to visit the willard hotel the willard would house many almost all of them from that then the hotel was called the residence of presidents in addition to having congressmen, senate and businessmen stay at the hotel the village decided to the foreign dignitaries a particular was the japanese delegation. the japanese had never left their homeland and were

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they were held in the waldorf astoria hotel.nd we have a photograph here in the case of those hearings in the waldorf astoria, the senators wanted to know how this came to happen and then what happened after the sinking. and one of the things that they found out during the during this ship the carpathia had heard the distress call of the titanic and raced through the dangerous, icy waters to reach the titanic. and the carpathia was the ship that collected all of the people who survived the sinking. and the captain of the of the carpathia was one of the people who testified to congress. congress was so impressed with the bravery that he exhibited during this event that they later awarded him a congressional gold medal, which you can also see on display here. we also have a map here that shows the north atlantic and where the ice fields were in that time. this was part of the fact finding that the committee did in their investigation to find out what was known about ice in the north atlantic prior to prior to the voyage of the tit

i remember so many times i had friends in astoria.d walk up amsterdam amsterdam all the way across 125th street and there was no problyo me, well, what did the problems happen in harlem? i'm going to tell you a sad thing, because i'm older than a lot l you when it happened. vietnam, when the kids came back from addicts, that's when harlem turned. and it was very sad that we couldn't some of those kids and some of those people i got involved. don't hundred fifth street, william fitts, my congressman. he gave me the congressional to go to west pointause. i always wanted to go to the air force academy or west point. well i came home, my mother cried. my father yelled. i was an only child. okay? i didn't go. we ended up going to nyu uptown, ca w campus and. it's it was a great school fries from alexander's department stores, went to school together up there and we i remember his mother donated like $7 million to and you at that time and to w buildings and everything great until years later and while you ended up going broken and they had

so then fur would be sent from astoria. it would go to china and then it would come back by of london, pick up trade goods and go round and round was quite brilliant. the only thing that was not brilliant about his scheme was that like everyone else in his time considereav in exhaustible resource and within years they were trapped out. so he had more beaver pelts, but he didn't care because was moved on to other things. so he into real estate by then so interesting i'm curious i left one sec so we can get the mike c-span folk want to hear you. hi. i'm curious if they have a preference for specific of trees. oh trees. yeah, they do have favorites and so trees, like here in the et willow and poplar have a a big scent and are quite sweet, and they really like those eat, you know, they basically survive on trees when they don't have a quarter quarter n't actually feed on trees because don't get that much nutrition from underlying layer of bark that can become native birch. they'll eat, they do not like pine. it's too sticky, bu

, apparently, he celebrated his first smile somewhere here in this restaurant, he moved to astoria, he need to be called and told what a wonderful writer, a genius he is, or how he said something well somewhere, it’s very difficult when... this is creativity, and the larger the scale, the stronger the experience, and the hall is huge , just a huge amphitheater, everything is wonderful, everything, everything is filled, six empty seats, six empty seats out of there, i can’t even imagine how many seats were occupied there, but exactly six, i remembered the number six, and - yes, this is a tragedy, that is, well, how did they tell him that the hall was full? we are all artists, give or take, and therefore people with pride, which is sometimes difficult to put in place in the stall, sometimes it rushes, probably, when misha was upset, he said, misha, you are not an artist of this genre, you are... a writer , misha, a great writer, and there is no one like you , he says, this is the one, here he is, well, we know what we are talking about, this is the one, and i, i say, misha, take it easy,

and i said, let's in this may astoria data. ultimately, a german empire invested more money from tax revenues in the colonies than it's ever earned from them. so those certain companies were able to become extremely wealthy. the that i should be able to close with allstate, trading from the pacific, and let's see, fake make them do the diamond trade. the i'm the real awareness for example by screen size of the size of the fia. so there were companies and they are shareholders from colonial investments. for a strongly look, tradition house clinton busy a product is as easy as hawkeye sales, including say, in 19 o 9 who are bit low. my arrived in german east africa, the pearl of germany's colonies mounted kilimanjaro celebrated at the time as germany's highest mountain was among the highlights on visitors, travel itinerary and unforgettable sights, africa, and snow. the combinations so strange that the mr. me who 1st reported it to you or 30 years ago was declared insane. the most picturesque black people live to the circle mass side. black would actually be the room would. they would

bombed, because there, along the entire circumference, starting with the institute of plant growing, astoriate road, i remember that at some point i just burst into tears, i realized that tears... come not only from grief, from troubles, i often remembered later, this is a state of mind when you are delighted by an undeniable, some kind of amazing, suddenly a state of miracle, a miracle can be called the career made by polina fedotova, an assistant lawyer. sees from birth what she imagines, for example, dressed in linen velvet with the aromas of morning tea and luxurious bouquets, located in the very center of the city , the legendary ostoria hotel. gold name plates. of the famous guests in russian and english, not all of their native st. petersburg is described in braille, then you begin to feel it, you begin to feel how it sounds, how it smells, such a spring petersburg, and a few days ago i remember the weather was so cloudy and it didn’t even smell like spring, although there was some. compared to an ordinary person, to whom vision provides 92% of information, and smell only two. polina

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we don't have to worry about another three months about the astoria completely falling apart in terms of supply constraints. and the pc inflation number yesterday was good enough for people to say okay we have another month before we have to worry about something like that. at least another couple of weeks until cpi. >> you are out on top of it the pmi today, the surprise to the downside. you would normally think this would be bad for the earnings picture. a good correlation to pmi and earnings growth. however, it eased some of the pressure on the expectation for a more hawkish fed. you saw that pricing, costs start to go higher again. that maybe some of the things providing another lift. >> yes. and we will definitely get to the fed picture. the question as you mentioned, it does not seem that we are extreme extremes. i agree with that. in terms of overall exposure and flow it doesn't seem like people are really going crazy throwing money at the market. you are starting to see the speculative fringes come to light. what is happening in crypto and all the rest of it. it is more r than

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so on friday, just four days after the ship went down, they held the first hearing at the waldorf astoria hotel. they were able to hold the hearings there because john jacob astor, a family member, 47 years old, was one of the people who did not survive the sinking of the titanic. so rms been what did we learn from mr. ismay four days after this sinking? well, they learned a lot of things. they called not only him, but officers from the ship, the crew, passengers from every class of ticket holder and also the rescuers. and one of the things they learned was that the ship had over 2200 passing jurors, but lifeboats that could seat only about 1200 people. they found out that there was very poor training of the crew. there had been only a single safety drill where they practiced lowering two lifeboats. but that was it. they found out that they had received warnings about ice in the water and had essentially ignored those warnings. they didn't. the ship was traveling at top speed. they didn't slow it down. they didn't put out more lookouts. they didn't take any other precautions when the ship

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