in other words it's more yes repeat after me shakespeare mcbeth. more sound and fury cig-- this is just empty by the president and anyone who takes it seriously do need to service. finally, there's china economic growth is slowest in decades article on the bottom left. i was awake when we got the number showing china's gpa growth slowed in 2014. i said great when i saw it because the only people that were looking for it was 7.1% to be pulled down by a big time weak fourth quarter. nope china's economy grew been 7.3 pergs in the fourth quarter which is much more than expected. my headline would have been holy cow, what a strong quarter. i'm not kidding. i was thinking it might be 6%. china's 7.4% growth shows you how robust the economy is. sure the spending and infrastructure is not as great as we would like. that would benefit a lot of manufactures and building materials. this is coming from the consumer side. i say so what. we sell less copper. we hit them with more funds. how about some facts? i don't know. facts get in the way of the story. i wa

mcbeth is still remembered. so -- [applause] so i think that -- thank you. so what does this have to do with new york silicon valley culture? i personally enjoy new york, because i think it's more of a balanced culture. i don't believe that technology and software is going to solve all of the world's problems. i think it can solve a lot of problems and it's very much an enabler. so working in a creative company like etsy that serves creative people, i think working in a place where you have everything from theater to art to the opera to amazing authors i think the cultural environment in new york is really second to none. and for that reason i really prefer building a company like etsy in a place like new york. i think, you know, silicon valley is a one-industry town but it's a big, big industry. >> sort of like d.c. >> yes. on a personal revel, i this -- level, i think it's better to build in new york. >> so just to ask the underside of that, both for all of their strengths, both new york, especially brooklyn and the bay area, they're seen as fostering and

mcbeth is still remembered. so -- [applause] >> ha ha! >> so i think that -- [applause] >> thank you. so, you know what does this have to do with new york, silicon valley culture? i personally enjoy new york because i think it's more of a balanced culture. i don't believe that technology and software is going to solve all of the world's problems. i think it can solve a lot of problems and it's very much an enabler. so, you know, working in a creative company like etsy that serves creative people, i think working in a place where you have everything from theater to art to the opera to, you know, amazing authors, i think the cultural environment in new york is really second to none. and for that reason, i really prefer building a company like etsy in a place like new york. i think, you know, obviously -- silicon valley is a one-industry town. but it's a big, big industry. >> sort of like d.c. >> yes. on a personal level, i think a really creative diverse company it's better to build in new york. >> just to ask the underside of that, both fo

and as lady mcbeth discovered, it will not ever wash away.hat began a column written by a 21-year-old guy, and he said it better than anybody said it all week. >> chicago was the great city over the horizon. we read chicago's newspapers and listened to its powerful a.m. radio stations. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemens. it's midnight here in chicago. >> long after midnight, i listened to jack igan, broadcasting live. >> chatting with martin and lewis or rosemary clooney. i'd been accepted as a ph.d candidate in english by the university of chicago, but i needed a job. >> i got a part-time job at the "sun-times." and then five months later, the film critic retired and they gave me the job. i did not apply for it. newspaper film critics had been interchangeable. some papers had bylines that different people wrote under. for example, the tribune had mae tine, and that was whoever went to the movie that day, because it spelled out matinee. it was a real good time to be a movie critic. >> armed robbery. >> "bonnie and clyde" is a milestone in

mcbeth is still remembered. so -- [applause] so i think that -- thank you. so what does this have to do with new york silicon valley culture? i personally enjoy new york, because i think it's more of a balanced culture. i don't believe that technology and software is going to solve all of the world's problems. i think it can solve a lot of problems and it's very much an enabler. so working in a creative company like etsy that serves creative people, i think working in a place where you have everything from theater to art to the opera to amazing authors i think the cultural environment in new york is really second to none. and for that reason i really prefer building a company like etsy in a place like new york. i think, you know, silicon valley is a one-industry town but it's a big, big industry. >> sort of like d.c. >> yes. on a personal revel, i this -- level, i think it's better to build in new york. >> so just to ask the underside of that, both for all of their strengths, both new york, especially brooklyn and the bay area, they're seen as fostering and

they move from boston to north carolina they start a logging empire but she's like a modern-dele di mcbeth together. let's move on. this will be good as well "paper town" written by john green who did "faults in our stars," has a massive following. >> john green, one of my favorite author he can do no wrong. he's written great books. "fault in our star," huge success, "paper towns," a unique relationship between two people and you'll have nat wolf who played isaac in "fault in our stars," he's going to be the main lead. then you have kara delevine and it's her first major role. >> first film. >> she's going to do such a great job. such good material. >> "black mask," johnny depp, who's out in "mortdecai" this weekend, undergoes a major hair and makeup transformation to play whitey bulger. >> i'm from boston so i'm really looking forward to this. look at that wig. >> oh my gosh. >> did they thin his hair and change his eyes with contacts? >> and he does he looks the role. this is an incredible story. if you don't know the story of whitey bulger it's basically an fbi agent and he made this d