Chautauqua Institution

And, and that was, you know, the beginning of a very different life.

Salman, you were at the Chautauqua Institution in Chautauqua, New York, on that day, uh, giving a talk, and I would like to hear your description of w- w- what happened there.

In your book and in the film, you talk about being on stage and seeing-- and I'm gonna follow your lead and refer to him as the A, uh-

Mm-hmm.

Revenues for 2026 are projected to be more than $80 million, while the company works to finish building out its Gigafactory in Ellicott.

Small downtowns such as Westfield, Mayville, and Lakewood our hub of activity in the summer months, thanks to the draw of Chautauqua Institution, Chautauqua Lake, and Lake Erie.

Casadega, with its lakes, also has renewed energy during the season.

Continued success at Cummins at the Jamestown location, with an uptick in profits and productivity reported company-wide.

But near the very end of the film, there's something which is, like the footage that Eliza made, there's another thing that's never been seen before, which is the footage of the actual attack.

Because Chautauqua Institute routinely films every event that they have.

They have four camera positions, some close up, some wider, and they were running.

And until now, it hasn't been possible to show that material because it was considered to be evidence.

If there'd been one person standing there, nothing would have happened.

I've been in that space.

I've been to Chautauqua and seen that space.

Yeah, so it could very simply have been avoided.

I've performed in churches.

Clinton Presidential Library, the World Bank, Chautauqua Institution.

Oh,

wow.

Historically, Chautauqua County has some of the best little brown bat habitat in western New York.

The Chautauqua Institution had a little brown bat maternity colony estimated to have 10,000 bats.

Another famous

maternity colony was in Ripley, where an estimated 1,700 little brown bats lived in bat houses on an historic barn.

Others may have similar experiences.

But when I read your bio, I realized I had seen you dance at the Chautauqua Institution as an alumni, and so you'd been there in the festival as a student, I guess, and worked under some other great dancers, and also dancing on another open air amphitheater.

So just wanted you to talk a little bit about that experience earlier in your career.

Sure.