Your own personal experience. Henry has a trump card we can interrupt you anytime he wants i will start with you, h. R. , on this question. Thank you. Its very important to the present of all of us to ensure that congressman katko fulfill its constitutional role which oftentimes as you know is vital to our democracy because congress represents the American People but its also caucuses role too often critical in providing sometimes corrected what the unwise policy and for us across emaciation to access the right the point where their staffs do. So the department as you mentioned john, has a primary responsibility for that interaction on the hill but what weve intended to do at the National Council is to have conversations with senators and congressmen and staffers about our key policy initiatives and early in the development of what were calling our integrated strategies. We found that immensely helpful because first of all a lot of the requires remedies and all of them require resource
Im responsible for your safety tonight. Follow my instructions, please do that, please sit down. The exits are behind us. Other people are here to help him. I come back for everybody. Over here to the right, two lefts when we get to the screen, i ordered ice cream. Nothing was going to happen. This is an extraordinary evening, general h. R. Mcmaster gave us the opportunity to celebrate. A remarkable institution, National Security council, four gentlemen, i got three or four more in the audience. My goal is to help all of you understand how the institution works and some of the big question, i will try to be the moderator. The first thing i want to ask you, the National Security council sits at the fault line of american constitutional governance. There is no question congress has a right to oversee the actions of departments like the Defense Department, the state department and no question the press, the right of privacy in his decisionmaking, we call that executive privilege. The Nati
So if we think about this, which is the first one of the first references to parkways in the United States. Olmstead and vox based their idea off paris. In this early conception of the parkway, they are thinking about a couple of rather simple ideas. First it is a wider than average street. Second, parkways in the early conception were usually treelined. Weve talked a little bit about boulevards and essentially a parkway in the beginning was a wide street with trees indistinguishable from the term boulevard. They are pretty much identical. The most significant difference is the name, which provided a sense of the utility of the parkway as linking a park to park. Norman newton in your text says the parkway provides the psychological carryover of the restful influence of one large park area into its echo in another with little or no interruption along the way. Right . So there is this idea of park. It is connected seamlessly with a parkway. Parkways became to be a little bit more serious
He specializes in architecture of the 18th and 20th centuries and teaches. He is best known throughout new his video walking tours presented by channel 13 including the emmyaward inated shows 42nd street harlem. And this is where all of these great architects come from, from berries classes. If you have a cell phone or electronic beeper, please turn it off. We ask for no photography. Ase welcome me in joining pleasecome me in join me in welcoming barry lewis. thank you for ordering the book at the end of the lecture. Were looking at Greenwich Village. For those of you who grew up in new york, you have your memories like i did. Village that is why it is my favorite lecture. Exist until about 100 years ago, but we will see that in a moment. It is about 1819, we are looking past the new city hall. In about five minutes, if you walked past broadway, you would be in the country. That is how small it was in 1819. If you want further up the river, the hudson river, you would see where christo
American architecture of the 18th and 20th centuries and teaches. He is best known throughout new york for his video walking tours presented by channel 13 including the emmyaward nominated shows 42nd street, broadway, and harlem. He has lectured at numerous venues including Columbia University on university of pennsylvania come of the Smithsonian Institute and the Harvard Graduate School of planning and architecture. This is where all of these great architects come from, from barrys classes. If you have a cell phone or electronic beeper, please turn it off. We ask for no photography. And now, please join me in welcoming barry lewis. [applause] barry lewis you are ordering a special hook at the end of the lecture. Were looking at Greenwich Village. For those of you who grew up in new york, you have your memories of Greenwich Village like i did. That is why it is my favorite lecture. It did not exist until about 100, 110 years ago, but we will see that in a moment. We are in new york on