(He makes little public reference to 9/11, interestingly).
It features a public reference library and Compass, a multimedia database of the museum's collections.
It's a 1421 building with a 1650s library, the oldest free public reference library in the country.
But there is little public reference to this fact, even though many of these now manifest similar problems to Greece.
His book collection and the building that housed them in New York City became a public reference library in 1924.
Throughout the day, that was Mr. Obama's lone public reference to his speech, which aides had characterized as a critical test of his candidacy.
It said: "If the reply we receive is unsatisfactory and there is subsequently any public reference to this exchange we shall deny it took place".
The pope met privately with Mr. Aliyev, but he did not make any public reference to Mr. Aliyev's long and harsh rule.
The statement by Mr. Sumeidi, at an appearance in Washington last month, was the first public reference to the concerns about the role played by the Majid family.
Fed officials appeared to be taken aback by Mr. Paulson's public reference to the idea, and cautioned that it was still in early development.
He did not meet with civil society leaders nor make any public reference to Cuba's human rights record ("not the Swiss way to do things," they told us).
