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Extensions of Remarks E769 EXTENSIONS of REMARKS
May 6, 2010 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — Extensions of Remarks E769 EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS OBESITY IS A NATIONAL THREAT No child should have to go hungry and all Schiff; Heinrich; Delahunt; Johnson, children should have access to enough food, Eddie Bernice; Dingell; Davis (IL); Pe- and the right food, to help them to achieve ters; Fattah; Green, Gene; Rodriguez; HON. JAMES P. McGOVERN their potential. The federal child nutrition OF MASSACHUSETTS Davis (CA); Rothman; Cummings; programs are a critical tool for addressing Payne; Lewis (GA); Yarmuth; Herseth IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES these challenges. These programs provide Sandlin; Owens; Kind; Weiner; Thursday, May 6, 2010 children access to nutritious food and meals Berman; Nadler; Rahall; Edwards (MD); Mr. MCGOVERN. Madam Speaker, today, throughout the year through the National Lofgren; Paulsen; Gutierrez; Teague; School Lunch program, the Child and Adult Congresswoman JO ANN EMERSON and I will Speier; Harman; Slaughter; Schauer; Care Food Program, and the Summer Food Hirono; Moore (KS); Scott (GA); Cao; deliver a letter to Speaker PELOSI supporting Service Program. These programs fill in crit- President Obama’s request for $1 billion per Kennedy; Watt; Marshall; Kildee; ical gaps for families in poverty as well as Berkley; Garamendi; Moran (VA); those who are struggling in this economy. year in additional funding for the Child Nutri- Thompson (MS); Sarbanes; Higgins; For some children, the meals provided tion Programs. Two hundred nineteen Mem- Sestak; Hare; Andrews; Melancon; bers of Congress—Republicans and Demo- through the child nutrition programs are the only healthy and nutritious meals they will Jackson Lee; Kilroy; crats—joined together in supporting this his- ´ eat each day. -
2011-2012 ANNUAL REPORT Guernica This Generous Loan from Mrs
2011-2012 ANNUAL REPORT Guernica This generous loan from Mrs. Nelson A. Rockefeller brought Picasso’s iconic masterpiece to Texas for the first time. After 1937 painting by Pablo Picasso, Spanish (1881-1973) Woven in 1955 by René and Jacqueline de la Baume Dürrach It was on view in the Contemporary Latin American Gallery from May–December 2012. Wool tapestry Loaned by Mrs. Nelson A. Rockefeller L.2011.18 © 2012 Estate of Pablo Picasso/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Letter from the Director 5 The Year in Numbers 6 Board of Trustees, Staff and Volunteers 9 Exhibitions 13 Acquisitions 18 Loans to and from the Collection 24 Education 25 Members and Donors 26 The Business of SAMA 29 Financial Statements 30 That ceiling sure is fancy. —Visitor Tweet @SAMAart Dale Chihuly, American (born 1941) Persian Ceiling, 2005, glass and steel Purchased with funds provided by Robert and Betty Kelso 2003.34 THE SAN ANTONIO MUSEUM OF ART IS… THE ONLY ENCYCLOPEDIC MUSEUM IN SOUTH TEXAS. OUR CITY’S CLASSROOM. A PLACE OF WONDER AND DELIGHT. CHANGING THE WORLD ONE MUSEUM VISITOR AT A TIME. 5 Dear SAMA Friends, Last year we worked to achieve our goal to be the city’s premier cultural institution. This ambition begins with our strengths. We have an outstanding collection that spans the globe and five millennia—the only museum of its kind in the region. We have an incomparable campus on the San Antonio River. And we anchor a downtown neighborhood that is transforming itself into a dynamic place for living, working and playing. -
ASHRAE – HOUSTON (Formally South Texas) CHAPTER HISTORY - to DATE
ASHRAE – HOUSTON (Formally South Texas) CHAPTER HISTORY - TO DATE By Bruce Flaniken Historian Emeritus October 26, 2013 (Previous authors/contributors included Clarence Fleming, Bruce Flaniken, Henry C. (Hank) Fry, Pat Powell, Neil Silverman and Chase Williamson) Contributions by the Houston & Texas Area to Region VIII HVAC&R Industry The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc., is celebrating its 119 th Anniversary and the Houston Chapter its 74 th Anniversary this year (2013). As you may imagine, the main interest a hundred years ago was HEATING, then VENTILATION, REFRIGERATION and with AIR CONITIONING dead last since there was no air conditioning at that point in time, except for ventilating breezes through open windows in rooms with high ceilings.. Heating was done by wood burning fireplaces which were replaced with cast iron radiant stoves burning wood and/or coal. As man became more and more concentrated into cities the need to control fire became ever more important, so steam boilers came into vogue for heating buildings. Steam boilers are typically large massive arrangements that require skilled operators so the 1 st , 2 nd and 3 rd Class Operating Stationary Engineers licenses were brought into being to keep large boiler installations under safe control and operation. Refrigeration was primarily a northern industry from frozen ponds and rivers in the more northern states, being harvested, stored and sold during warmer weather. River locations were used to provide rotating power from water wheel type of mills to machine shops in order to get the required motive power for rotating mechanisms prior to steam and electricity. -
Confusion Arises Over EMS Roles
OFFICER ACCUSED OF HITTING CUFFED MAN LOCAL | A3 PANAMA CITY LOCAL & STATE | A3 ORGANIZATIONS UNITE FOR STUDENT HEALTH Thursday, July 25, 2019 www.newsherald.com @The_News_Herald facebook.com/panamacitynewsherald 75¢ Confusion arises over EMS roles County won’t add fi rst City plans to suspend. for Panama City, Majka said. emergency ambulance ser- the city, what will be chang- responder services County Manager Bob “One of the emerging parts vices the county offers. As ing is the level of service when city suspends Majka said some confusion of this is the thought that if part of the first responder offered by the city,” Majka program has arisen in the community the city’s service goes away, service, city firefighters said. “That decision is cer- over the county’s emergency then the county will cover it, have responded to emer- tainly reserved to the city … By Patrick McCreless medical services role after but first responder is a sepa- gency medical calls, often but it’s not up to us to pick up [email protected] the city’s announcement rate level of service from what by sending a fire truck with those services for them.” @PCNHPatrickM last week that it would sus- the county provides,” Majka firefighters who have EMS In a statement released last pend some of the Panama said. “We don’t provide those certification. Those firefight- week, City Manager Mark PANAMA CITY — Bay City Fire Department’s EMS services in any municipality.” ers typically provide basic McQueen wrote that he had County will continue to pro- first responder service. -
Oil and Gas in the Great State of Tejas: Centering Land Tenure Histories of Fracking Geographies Within the Texas-Mexico Border Landscape
Copyright by Andrea Christina Wirsching 2020 The Dissertation Committee for Andrea Christina Wirsching Certifies that this is the approved version of the following Dissertation: Oil and Gas in the Great State of Tejas: Centering Land Tenure Histories of Fracking Geographies within the Texas-Mexico Border Landscape Committee: Bjørn Sletto, Supervisor Elizabeth Mueller Robert Paterson Nicole Guidotti-Hernández Michael Webber Oil and Gas in the Great State of Tejas: Centering Land Tenure Histories of Fracking Geographies within the Texas-Mexico Border Landscape by Andrea Christina Wirsching Dissertation Presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School of The University of Texas at Austin in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy The University of Texas at Austin May 2020 Acknowledgements The time has finally come. I would not have made it this far without the guidance and support of the members of my committee. As my dissertation chair, and my PR adviser for my master’s degree, Bjørn has admirably mentored and pushed and always believed in me. Liz and Nicole – I am so grateful for your steadfast and continued support over the years. This would not have been possible without my phd cohort-mates, and other phd friends and colleagues over the last several years: Sarah, Leah, Kate, Nishtha, Kristina, Andrea, Jane, Adrian, K, and so many others. And of course, my dear friends and family. Thank you. iv Abstract Oil and Gas in the Great State of Tejas: Centering Land Tenure Histories of Fracking Geographies within the Texas-Mexico Border Landscape Andrea Christina Wirsching, Ph.D. -
Chesapeake Energy Corporation 2006 Annual Report Chesapeake Energy Corporation 2006 Annual Report at a Glance
Chesapeake Energy Corporation 2006 Annual Report Chesapeake Energy Corporation 2006 Annual Report At A Glance Chesapeake Energy is the third-largest independent producer of natural gas in the U.S. and the seventh-largest overall. Headquartered in Oklahoma City, the company’s operations are focused on exploratory and developmental drilling and corporate and property acquisitions in the Mid-Continent, Fort Worth Barnett Shale, Appalachian Basin, Fayetteville Shale, South Texas, Permian Basin, Delaware Basin, Ark-La-Tex and Texas Gulf Coast regions of the United States. At year-end 2006, Chesapeake owned interests in approximately 35,000 producing wells and had proved reserves of 9.0 trillion cubic feet equivalent, of which 93% were natural gas. Our New Logo Chesapeake’s new logo is an evolution of the logo we hydro, wind and other renewables about 6%. It is adopted seven years ago and updates our message in two imperative for the continued prosperity of our company important ways. First, the flame and the font have been and industry that natural gas be seen as the preferred modernized and more significantly, we have introduced solution to meeting the twin challenges of generating a green element to our logo that communicates both more electricity in the years ahead while at the same time the environmental attractiveness of natural gas and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Chesapeake’s heightened environmental awareness. Chesapeake’s new logo communicates our belief that the Some of the great public policy debates of the next 10 company’s vast reserves of natural gas can help solve the years will focus on how we should meet America’s growing environmental challenges of the years ahead.