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I WILL go here when I visit NY! Congrats to all of you. De que año es este video. My uncle used to work at the world trade center, he accidentally missed the bus to the wtc, on september 11th. this video really hits hard. i remember seeing all those poor people jumping out the windows. and the reason it did so much damage? because the flight was going to be a 4 hour flight, so the gas tank was filled to the brim. the reason it went in sideways? to destroy more floors. The layout was designed to give guests a sense of privacy despite the 350-seat capacity of the restaurant. Photo Credit: Courtesy of Baum+Whiteman International Restaurant Consultants and Dennis Sweeney On Sept. 11, 2001, 79 workers lost their lives to the terrorist attack. The layout was designed to give guests a sense of privacy despite the 350-seat capacity of the restaurant. Photo Credit: NYPD In “The Most Spectacular Restaurant in the World” — a new soup-to-nuts history of Windows on the World — one bittersweet recollection involves cases of Champagne. The bubbly was to be served at the silver anniversary of the glorious dining destination atop the North Tower of the World Trade Center, where guests ascended to feast, particularly on the jaw-dropping views of Manhattan and beyond. “The restaurant was going to celebrate its twenty-fifth anniversary with a big event, ” author Tom Roston writes, with “500 cases of Veuve Clicquot, specially bottled for the restaurant…” The labels for the occasion read: WINDOWS ON THE WORLD, 1976-2001. In retrospect, the words send an eerie chill. Guy Tozzoli, center, who oversaw construction of the World Trade Center, enjoys a meal at Windows on the World in 1976. Serving Tozzoli and his guest is Captain Claudette Fournier. Photo Credit: Claudette Fournier “The party never happened, of course, ” Roston tells amNewYork. “The bottles survived. ” On 9/11, 79 workers at Windows on the World did not survive, lives lost to the terrorist attack. Roston’s crisply written, deeply researched work opens a wide window to the famous sky-high eatery, reaching back to its conception, while simultaneously taking stock of what the restaurant meant to New York City. “It’s not necessarily a 9/11 book, but Windows on the World attains this beyond-iconic status because of the tragic way it ended, ” says life-long New Yorker Roston, who was a kid on the Upper West Side when Windows opened in 1976. “I wanted to tell the story of an incredible restaurant. ” And he does, starting with its visionary creator Joe Baum, of Four Seasons fame, a “celebrated restaurateur who was said to be the only man who could outspend an unlimited budget, ” according to the book. The book recalls and interviews a who’s who of foodies. When Windows on the World — a complex of venues on the top two floors (106th and 107th) — opened on April 19, 1976, the price tag was a soaring $14 million, Roston reports. It wasn’t a time to think small, says one restaurant insider. “Windows was so successful in so many ways, ” says New York- and Los Angeles-based restaurant consultant Clark Wolf. “It was all about the wow, and without question, that was necessary at the time. “New York was in bad shape in the 1970s, ” Wolf adds. “To turn that around wouldn’t take small steps. It was going to take something big. Windows was big. And glitzy. And sparkly. And it worked hard to stay big. ” High in the sky, the restaurant became a shining symbol of how NYC could rise — even during the ’70s, when the city was infested by crime, filth and lousy leadership. In short order, the restaurant became a magnet for power players of every stripe — business, politics, showbiz. Among the celebrity sightings: Mick Jagger, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Andy Warhol and Cher, writes Roston, who considers an anecdote involving the tongue-wagging rockers of KISS a telling favorite. They were shown the door after doodling on a table cloth. “That defines Windows on the World, ” says Roston. “From the top down, details mattered, whether it was the lightness of the croissants or the pristine table cloths. ” Mere mortals, not just celebs, made Windows their celebration destination — for birthdays, anniversaries, bar mitzvahs. And even if the food — which evolved from baroque dishes like aspic to farm-to-table fresh ingredients over the restaurant’s life — didn’t always ascend to the splendor of the cloud-hugging views, it was always an experience. “Restaurants have their own personality, ” says chef and restaurateur Michael Lomonaco, a former cab driver-turned a-list chef who stepped up to the stove and turned around the Windows kitchen in the late ‘90s and, thanks to running a personal errand, eluded death on 9/11. “Restaurants are a living thing made up of all of the people who bring it to life every day, ” adds Lomonaco, currently chef-partner at Porter House Bar and Grill and Hudson Yards Grill. “And that includes the guests. Windows drew people from around the world to the top of the greatest city in the world. “The story of Windows on the World takes us through some of the best and worst days in New York, ” he continues. “And the worst day our nation will ever see. I’m very happy that someone has realized the impact that Windows had on New York City. ” Eighteen years after 9/11, Roston says whenever he “looks at the bottom of Manhattan, ” he sees “the absence. It’s so important not to forget. Not just how `it all ended but what happened before — and after. The story of Windows on the World is, to me, ” he adds, “the story of how New York endures. ” Author Tom Roston will discuss his book on Sept. 16 at Rizzoli Bookstore, 1133 Broadway from 6-8 PM.
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Watch online windows on the world youtube. Watch online windows on the world 2016. Watch online windows on the world movie. YouTube. Watch Online Windows on the world of warcraft. If you booked dinner at Windows on the World between 1981 and 1993, you probably spoke to Deborah Rodi on the telephone. Known to all as Deb, she managed reservations at the restaurant, which was perched on the hundred-and-seventh floor of the North Tower of the World Trade Center. Windows on the World was part of a little gang of night spots high in the North Tower. There was the Greatest Bar on Earth and another restaurant called Wild Blue. At Windows on the World, the tables bore white tablecloths and little vases, each with a single flower. Men had to wear jackets or they could not take their tables. Finance was transforming the country and taking over the city—Deb watched nineteen-eighties New York decide on its identity. She remembers Grace Kelly and Andy Warhol coming in. She remembers the day, in 1983, when she didn’t ask the maître d’ whether his purple swelling was Kaposi’s sarcoma, because she didn’t want to offend him and she had only learned about the AIDS virus that morning. She was twenty-three years old when she started the job, and commuted to work from Jersey City. There were unsettling aspects to working so high up. The hanging plants in Deb’s office, one floor down, swung around as wind buffeted the skyscraper. Deb remembers a co-worker named Gerald, who would eavesdrop, she says, on other building workers, and once heard them talking about small, unchecked fires in the Trade Center’s two buildings. “Something is going to happen here one day, ” he told her. During the twelve years when she worked at the restaurant, she took home a variety of objects, in an absent-minded, memento officii sort of way. Now some of those objects are on display: the young artist Rose Salane has curated a selection of Deb’s past for a show at Company Gallery on Eldridge Street. Salane met Deb after bidding on a postcard from Windows on the World that Deb was selling online. (The show is titled “Indigo237, ” after Deb’s eBay account. ) Deb, curious whether Salane had some connection to the restaurant, wrote her an inquisitive message, and they began a correspondence. In addition to the objects Deb collected, the show includes fictional newspaper articles that report scenes from Deb’s memories. In an article titled “How to Cut a Cigar 1991, ” we read about Deb idly playing with a cigar guillotine during a safety meeting, as employees are taught how to recognize a bomb disguised as a pack of Marlboros. They don’t even sell American cigarettes here, Deb thinks, as the meeting drags on. Then a man named Bill asks Deb to show her colleagues how to cut cigars for their customers. “How to Cut a Cigar”: inkjet on newsprint, silver cigar cutter from Windows on the World (2018). Photograph Courtesy Rose Salane / Carlos/Ishikawa Gallery “WOW93”: inkjet on newsprint, playing cards from Windows on the World (2018). Photograph Courtesy Rose Salane / Carlos/Ishikawa Gallery The cigar clipper is in the show, along with a salt cellar, a dish, and Deb’s business card. There’s a promotional postcard that is illustrated with one of the elegant tables that filled the restaurant, a little, spotlit corner of intimacy against the vast darkness outside the high window. Salane has also sculpted objects based on restaurant equipment, and included several pictures taken by Deb, who is a keen photographer, and carried a camera to work with her often. (She wanted to go to art school but never did. ) In one picture, we see employees temporarily working as security personnel, in 1993, after a man named Eyad Ismoil detonated a massive truck bomb in the parking garage below the North Tower. Six people died, and hundreds were injured. Employees had the option to work security, as temps, until the restaurant was back up and running, or to take unemployment. Another photograph is a simple shot out of the window. After the 1993 bombing, Deb quit her job, afraid to keep working in a place that was a target. Salane was just a toddler at the time; she was born in Queens in the early nineties. The towers loomed over her childhood, like twin totems of the big city. She told me, when we met at her studio, near the Sumner Houses in Brooklyn, that she was “not actually so interested in 9/11. ” Instead, she’s interested in the years that 9/11 has occluded, with the backward shadow that it casts on history. (The plane that hit the North Tower struck well below Windows on the World; the seventy-three employees and eighty-seven conference attendees who were in the restaurant at the time were all killed in the attack. ) For Salane, the World Trade Center is a symbol of the whirlwind of capital that began buffeting New Yorkers in the nineteen-eighties. As the Reagan White House deregulated U. S. markets, and the Koch administration cut New York City taxes, the Financial District thrived. Meanwhile, the AIDS crisis went unaddressed, and Nancy Reagan’s war on drugs incarcerated thousands of New Yorkers. George Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev, 1990. Photograph by Deborah Rodi / Rose Salane And there in the middle of it all was Deb, one young woman in her watchtower. Looking at the little objects that she brought home from work, against the backdrop of those giant buildings, the scale of this history becomes overwhelming. The history of the Twin Towers is about a decisive change in the political course of the world; it’s also about a salt cellar with a soft burnish to its exterior. It’s about a cigar clipper held in the hand of a rich man. It’s about New Yorkers who died of AIDS, and New Yorkers who were killed by terrorists. It’s a young woman looking out the window of a tall building. It’s a plant that cannot stay still, because the whole place is swaying. Everything in Salane and Rodi’s show, whether it’s a postcard or a memory, is the opposite of a skyscraper. These objects, in their smallness and particularity, resist the enormous scale of September 11th and insist on the everyday lives and labors of individual people. As Salane writes in her show notes, the exhibition “seeks to enter history through the pedestrian entrance. ” She and Rodi have created a venue and a frame for old narratives to come forward, and to look us in our contemporary eyes.
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Blick vom Restaurant nach unten (Westseite) Windows on the World war ein Turmrestaurant samt zugehöriger Bar im Nordturm des World Trade Center in New York. Die Bar wurde auch mit dem Slogan The Greatest Bar on Earth beworben. Der Gastronomiebetrieb erstreckte sich über die Stockwerke 106 und 107. Während im 106. Stock Veranstaltungsräume in verschiedenen Größen vorhanden waren, fand der normale Restaurant- und Barbetrieb im 107. Stock statt. Das Restaurant war auf der Nordseite untergebracht und erlaubte dem Gast, während des Essens auf die Skyline von Manhattan hinunterzuschauen. Das Restaurant war zwar bei weitem nicht eines der teuersten in New York, aber dennoch gehoben mit entsprechenden Preisen. Für Männer bestand Jackett-Pflicht, die konsequent eingehalten wurde – auch wer reserviert hatte, aber ohne Jackett erschien, wurde an die Bar verwiesen. Die Bar erstreckte sich entlang der Fensterfront an der Südseite des World Trade Center 1 sowie über das Eck über einen Teil der Ostseite. Die Bar richtete sich zwar eher an das gehobene Publikum, hatte allerdings durchschnittliche Preise und keinerlei „Gesichtskontrollen“ beim Einlass. Am beliebtesten war stets der Mittwoch zur Happy Hour bei freiem Eintritt. Von der Bar aus konnte man über die raumhohen Fenster einen Ausblick über die Südspitze Manhattans, wo der Hudson- und East River zusammenfließen, genießen. Zudem hatte man einen Blick auf die Freiheitsstatue, den Liberty State Park mit Ellis Island und Staten Island mit der Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge. Am 11. September 2001 waren bereits einige Gäste in den Räumen von Windows on the World, da dort auch morgens gerne Räume von Firmen, die im World Trade Center residierten, für Besprechungen, Präsentationen und dergleichen angemietet wurden. Niemand, der sich zum Zeitpunkt des Anschlages in diesen Räumen aufhielt, hat überlebt. Es gibt jedoch Aufzeichnungen zahlreicher Telefongespräche von dort eingeschlossenen Menschen, die ein Zeugnis der persönlichen Tragödien, die durch den Anschlag erzeugt wurden, darstellen. Restaurant Colors [ Bearbeiten | Quelltext bearbeiten] Am 12. September 2005 eröffnete das Restaurant Colors der ehemaligen Mitarbeiter des Windows on the World. Dabei geht es um die Sicherung von Arbeitsplätzen der Überlebenden und um die Unterstützung für die Angehörigen der Toten. Weblinks [ Bearbeiten | Quelltext bearbeiten] Internetauftritt des Restaurants Colors (englisch) Artikel zum Restaurantprojekt der ehemaligen Mitarbeiter des WOTW 31. August 2006.
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