mr. coolidge was there, in true character, remained silent. mr. coolidge had a lot of things to say. i am looking forward to the day that we may actually have hologram technologies that will be truly interactive. we can learn more about each of our presidents, and dare i say, there may even be a capability in the white house to summon up any one of the presidents, who may be a counselor in a time of crisis, when they have unique knowledge. so, do you know of any efforts, through places like mit, or other georgia tech, who are may be working on creating a holographic presidents? >> i will say very quickly, local projects is the interpretive firm where we are working. they did the green road rising, the tulsa race massacre museum in oklahoma. they did the legacy museum in alabama. they did the media for 9/11 along with our architect snohetta in new york. fabulously creative, on the bleeding cutting edge of technology. hologram, visuals, and others. local projects would be my can recommendation. >> there is a lot going on. the whole concept of augmented reality is getting there. these f

mr. coolidge was there an untruth character remains -- [laughs] but mr. coolidge had a lot of things to say and i'm looking forward to the day that we may actually have holograms, technologies that will be truly interactive that we can all learn more about each of our presidents. and dare i say the mare even be a capability in the white house to summon up any one of the presidents, maybe a counselor at a time of crisis when they had the unique knowledge. so, do you know of any efforts through places like mit or other georgia tech that have been working on creating holographic presidents? >> yes, i want to say really quickly local projects is the workable farm they did the greenwood rising and the tulsa race mascara museum in oklahoma. they did the justice museum in alabama, the media for 9/11 along with our architects -- fabulously creative, the cutting edge technology in holograms, visuals -- the local projects would be my recommendation. >> there's a lot going on in terms of the concept of augmented reality, it's getting there. these folks can't curate u

mr. coolidge wore a black armband as a symbol of mourning. on the death of his predecessor, warren g. harding, on the death of his 16 year old son, calvin junior, and on the death of his father, colonel coolidge. i wonder if any of you can speak to the tradition of wearing a black armband as a sign of mourning? when did it start, and when did it seem to go out of fashion? >> i know that i should be able to comment on this, but unfortunately i do not know the history of that. it is not really in style now, you don't see it now. unfortunately, that is a really good question i don't have the answer. >> sir? >> yes, thank you, sir. nicola, i had the privilege of marching in president kennedy's inaugural parade. and, that was my plebe year and my -- at the naval academy. and my first class year i had the privilege of leading the honor company that marched in his funeral procession. and the marine band, the u.s. naval -- national geographic magazine took a picture at the lincoln memorial. it was the marine band, west point, the naval academy, the air force academy, and finally the coast gua

mr. coolidge wore a black armband as a symbol of mourning on the death of his predecessor warren g harding on the death of his 16 year old son calvin jr. and on the death of his father colonel coolidge, and i was wondering if any of you can comment on the tradition of wearing a black armband as a sign of mourning when did it start and when did it seem to go out of fashion? i know that i should be able to comment on this, but unfortunately, i don't know the history of that. but yeah, but it's something that isn't really in style now. you don't really see it now. but yeah, unfortunately that's a really good question and i don't have the answer. sir yes, thank you, sir. nikolai. i had the privilege of marching in president kennedy's. inaugural parade and i had to also that was my plea beer and my if the naval academy and my first class year, i had the privilege of leading the honor company. ah that marched in his funeral procession. and the marine band the us the naval the national geographic magazine took a picture at the lincoln memorial. it was the marine band west point. the naval academy