there's an undercurrent in many politicians of a yearning for something of yesteryear. with reed, it was all about the future and the glorious present. he would dine with alexander graham bell. he knew thomas edison. he couldn't believe what was happening before his eyes. you know, the telephone, the prospects of -- he could see television. he had been dining with bell. he could see that coming. he could see the glimmerings of the internet. he could see instant communication and he got to work in the house of representatives and saw it was stymied with rules that was enacted before any of the improvements in his own life had been effected, so he wanted to bring the standards -- of the house up to the 19th century. >> i have a little amateur chart i figured out here where, you know, all the years that he was there, he became speaker in the 51st congress. so he had a lot of time to watch the house. what did he do in the early years? what committees did he serve on? >> judiciary committee was one. there was a great hue and cry, of course, over the election -- of the presid

starting to see a drop the city, not so much the shoe repair or the dry cleaners that you would see of yesteryear. i do not know the answer to that question, but it is something of great concern. at the end of the day, you want to be able to go on one street in your neighborhood and by rush rhees, stop by the bank, have lunch, go to the -- and by your groceries, stop by the bank, have lunch, go to the coffee shop. there is no one recipe as to how those things come together on one particular street because we do not control who gets to do business on a particular street. i would hope that people will support the local banks. and then the space that is turning over will be the banks that we do not like. >> commissioner sugaya. >> a question for staff. do you know what exists the next to this particular space that the conditional use it on? >> i beg your pardon? >> i would like to know what is next to this space. >> there are two stores. one is vacant and the second is a flower shop. >> and on sanchez street? >> sanchez street -- i think 24 mail and at the corner. it does not go roundup corner. >> t

and we must know now unlearn all the memorized truths of yesteryears and go with the flow. when all is in flux, better not to resist the prevailing currents. but as one saying goes, let us now not throw the baby out with the bathwater. because as another old saying goes, the more things change, the more they stay the same. the fact is today while the international order as you know it is shaken, whether economically, politically, or socially, at its very foundations, there is one constant that i for one am proud to say remains unchanged, that is the ever-increasing breadth and strength of u.s.-turkish relationship. dear friends, the relationship based on alliance, partnership and friendship between turkey and the u.s. is not new. this year we are celebrating the 16th anniversary of turkey's nato membership. what is new is just how vital this relationship has become. for both turkey and the u.s. indeed, i can easily say that while the skeptics still argued a knau ad nauseam about u.s.-turkey relations, the u.s. press seems to have gotten a drift. hardly a day goes by without

tennis is at its lowest ebb in years the male players in particular failing to hit the heights of yesteryear richards on port fleet has a look now at whether an upturn in fortunes is jew or whether the country's players will continue to struggle. a lack of motivation and lack of funding that's what's affecting russia's male tennis players according to davis and fed cup camps in meal time of peace. well the likes of mikhail youzhny and nikolai deboning go in the twenty ninth of their career is there's no new generation coming through to replace them you know there aren't enough specialist tennis centers in russia at the moment if these centers are build things will certainly improve our juniors are performing well on the tour and if they will have access to top facilities in russia then i'm sure we will have no shortage of top players in the country who class figureheads like no i joke of age and rafael nadal don't grow on trees rusher been lucky over the last decade in the home but they've had a steady stream of clos such as mine and soften a nickel i'd have a dingo but another member of my

. >> something from yesteryear. who wouldn't love a big glittering bowl of booze?er. >> don't flinch with what's about to happen. keep talking about the booze bowl. >> no problem. yes, this is the starlight bowl and it's great for morning, noon or night. it's like that fancy, blingy party drink. >> wow! that's got a kick there. >> it's linoncelo, star fruit. >> we love this watermelon thing. >> this is a blended drink called the watermelon swash. blended watermelon. you can skewer a few watermelons to get the full effect. i'm not going to do it but you can do it. >> because you're lazy. >> this one is a tequila-based cocktail blended with basil and watermelon, tequila, lime juice and it's awesome. this is going to be your cocktail for your patio party. >> basil, who would have thought. >> people are putting basil into everything. >> it's amazing, isn't it? >> my whole thing with morning cocktails, i feel like you can have a cocktail party anytime. don't shy away from a brunch cocktail party. >> unless you're driving someplace. giving a speech or something. >> mimos

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foreign policy are generally good at working and structures and we must now november iced truth of yesteryearand we will go with law. when all is in flux better to not resist the prevailing trend, but as one saying goes let us not throw the baby out with the bathwater because as a mother old saying goes, the more things change, the more they stay the same. the fact is today while the international order as we know it is shaking with economically, politically or socially as it is and foundations there is one constant that i for one am proud to say remains unchanged. that is the ever-increasing breath of the turkish relationships. fence, the relationship based on the lines partnership and friendship between turkey and the u.s. is not new. this year we're celebrating the 50th to the to 16th anniversary of the membership. what is new is just how pivotal relationship has become. for both turkey and the u.s.. indeed i can easily say that while the skeptics still argue about the future direction of turkish u.s. relations, and when the next downturn will occur, the u.s. press seems to have gotten the

. >> something from yesteryear. who wouldn't love a big glittering bowl of booze?ght. it's like that fancy, blingy party drink. >> that's got a kick there. >> it's linoncelo, star fruit. >> we love this watermelon thing. >> this is a blended drink called the watermelon swash. blended watermelon. you can skewer a few watermelons. i'm not going to do it but you can do it. >> because you're lazy. >> this one is a tequila-based cocktail blended with basil and watermelon, tequila, lime juice and awesome. this is going to be your pass cocktail for your patio party. >> basil, who would have thought. >> people are putting basil into everything. >> it's amazing, isn't it? >> my whole thing with morning cocktails, i feel like you can have a cocktail party any time. >> unless you're driving someplace. the beach or something. >> mimosas to me are super cliche. this is a morning martini. it's actually made with orange marmalade, gin. it's healthy. there's your vitamin c, okay? to get you going. we serve this with a fruit kabob for substance. as opposed to your olives. >> mrs. l