Congress Jefferson Building including the designers, construction and declaration. The u. S. Capital Historical Society hosted this event as part of their annual summer lecture series. It is about one hour. Quite a few more people expect you can see on the cover that we have this personal information on the lower right side. If you do not have a copy and would like one or if you would like another just send me a email. I will send you a copy. Ultimately you can get a copy whether you have wanted they are not. This is a mixed audience, i have no idea of your expertise. My expertise is this i am a docent at the library. I have become interested in the history of building the building. Interested in it because of the individuals involved. Big buildings need big egos. That is what we have here. There is no question about it. The fascinating psychological story, the historical story. I am going to go into these primary elements. I amu do not know this sorry i am repetitious but that is the
Dying city, dined with sinatra, spent five years in a federally funded gated community, and lived to tell the tale. Ladies and gentlemen, it is my great pleasure to present mayor vincent buddy cianci. [applause] Vincent Cianci thank you very much, andrea. Thank you. Thank you all very much for coming. Andrea, you left an awful lot out of the introduction, ill tell you. Ive been introduced many different ways. Think about introductions, i remember being introduced one time, i used to be mayor and hen i stopped being mayor. Then i became mayor again. In 1990 i got reelected and ill never forget before the inauguration but after the election i was invited to go to a dinner i think at the biltmore hotel. A lot of people were there. Ill never forget walking in and the person at the podium was excited to see me there. And he got on the microphone and he said, oh, ladies and gentlemen, i want everyone to welcome the two timing mayor of the city of providence. Right . [laughter] Vincent Cianci
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Exxonmobil and t. Boon pickens. Jcpenney getting a big downgrade. And more optimism for apple. Another analyst ups the price target. First up, one day after the dow closed at record highs, the private sector added 208,000 jobs last month. That was a bit below street forecast. Meantime, Oil Prices Rising slightly this morning but down almost 35 from six months ago. Last night on mad money, Oil Tycoon Boone Pickens says he expects crude to return to 100 a barrel. Take a listen. Weve increased production, a Million Barrels a year for the last three years. And that is remarkable. No place else in the world has that happened. So consequently, i think youre probably going to see opec do something in the First Quarter of next year as far as cutting production. But im not so sure how much they have to cut to get to where i said you would be in 12 to 18 months. Youll be back at 100 a barrel. Fascinating. There is a school of thought that when production responds, you will overshoot the opposite
All right. Good day everyone it is monday march 16th 2015 and march madness. You save that day. It is march mad fess time. How was your weekend. Fun, and yours. Good. My wifes birth the day was yesterday we had family in town. Mom a and are here. Sue serio good morning to you. We have a little sadness because our temple owl household so we had to deal with that but you know it turned out to be a mixed bag weather weekend where we had all that rain on saturday and then all that wind yesterday. Well, both of those things are gone today. 34 degrees is your current temperature in philadelphia right now but the wind chillies 27. So keep that in mind. It is the the last couple days of win the they are week and it will feel like it at least some of the time. We have convenience for our sunrise 7 11. We have 30 degrees in mount pocono. Thirtyfour in philadelphia as we said. Thirtyfive in trenton. Thirtyone lancaster n wilmington we are at 33 degrees and 37 in wildwood, new jersey. Look at this