Channel basin, where the spacecraft is brought from the manufacturer in huntsville, alabama. And here, there is an interesting sight, too. Byond our press site, over the Vehicle Assembly building, there are scores of workers out, permitted for the first time to bring binoculars and cameras of their own to the base. Theres a holiday atmosphere. While normally during these launches work goes on the cape buteep things on schedule, indeed, in the Vehicle Assembly building, they have already erected apollo 12. It is ready to be rolled out as soon as apollo 11 is on its way for a launch. [beeping] it will be rolled out to launch within two months to me still try to meet president kennedys goal of landing on the moon in this decade. If apollo 11 goes as well as planned, they will take an extra couple of months to get a good reading on the rocks and so forth that are brought back. And then send apollo 12. We have an announcement coming up from Launch Control. This is apollo seven Launch Contro
Welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe, our flagship morning show. Im anna edwards. We have great guests coming up, in particular from the frankfurt morning show. Bmw special representative joins us in about 15 minutes time for the first conversation of the day. That is followed by Stephen Armstrong at 6 30 u. K. Time. We will get into those conversations about electric cars, about diesel, about the future. Lets get to the markets, though. We need to tell you what has been happening over the last 24 hours. The United States picked up at risk on atmosphere we saw in the Asian Session and the european session yesterday. The snp, closing at another new record high. In fact, we have the snp here, charting its course through 2017, and pushing up against that green line, which marks where wall street strategists think the snp will get to. It was financials, technology stocks, insurers, all of those companies, quite a broadbased rally, bouncing after the receiving threat of Hurricane Irma. Inve
Exciting as the moonshot yet, but i have worked on robotics teams. People like me on the engineering side thought we were the lifeblood of the team because without the robots, we would not have been a robotics team. The humanities side, writers, artists, speakers, thought they were the lifeblood because without the community support, there would be no team in all. Both perspectives were right and never wrong. And they were wrong,. Engineering and humanities are opposite sides of the same equation. Technology is most valuable when it integrates human needs and desires, understands the impact on society, employs effective communication, and recognizes the human efforts that made it possible. As a student in humanities, i have had similar experiences. Students view situations through their respective lenses. Working for solutions on diverse teams. They have given us innovative classes, leadership and networking opportunities. And forums, like this one. It is our platform for making the mo
Was referred to as the kernel. The colonel. That was his preferred nickname. The home at all the modern amenities that were available at this time and that 19thcentury. The pocket doors are a great example of the roosevelt family business. Is a common question that we get. Were doinglts pretty well for themselves. Im sure everyone here knows that it gets that it pays to get in on the ground floor of anything in life. They arrived around 1646. In 1858,me td was born they were established socially as well as financially. Their seventh generation new yorkers. Originally, they were in the hardware business but rent a did importing and exporting of very fine glass. The grandfather would break away from class and get into real estate, banking and financing. His father was not in tune with the daytoday activities of the family business. The grandfather lived south of us on 14th street and broadway, which is where this famous photograph is taken, which you might have seemed at another time. Lo
Brinkley. We are excited to have you at this event. Part of the Purdue University forum series. I am a sophomore in aeronautical and astronautical engineering and im a member of the perdue institute for civic communication. Or picc. Im a senior double major in Political Science and economics and im a student assistant to the executive director of the picc. This forum demonstrates the ssential links between the humanities and engineering. Going to the moon requires more than just science, as do solutions to most challenges facing our world. I have not worked on projects as exciting as the moonshot yet, but i have worked on robotics teams. People like me on the engineering side thought we were the lifeblood of the team because without the robots, we would not have been a robotics team. The humanities side, writers, artists, speakers, thought they were the lifeblood because without the community support, there would be no team in all. Both perspectives were right and they were wrong. Engi