we should look into so much, and the areas between second and sixth, and my thanks to tim fry, david winslow and i also want to thank you very much for putting this into what i know is a busy agenda for the evening. thank you very much. my husband was also planning commissioner in our home town. he comes home upset with the architects did in front of the podium and spend all evening lecturing him. if you feel that there is a question along the way that you would like to interrupt, let's make this into a discussion. the aia expected me to talk about how tad on to historic buildings. maybe i would talk more about finding building features, or how we locate buildings and facades. i would like to share how i look at some of. the ways of architecture supports the urban traditions, the ongoing special practices, and future development. i am losing my text. i began with cities as an urban setting. each time we build we contribute, and for me, this is about the daily life as experienced by the residence, the workers and visitors. i think about this in three ways. the first is that this is an urban i

when a man has gin his life as gregg david winslow did to protect our american liberties, honoring him through the tradition of naming a post office for his extraordinary service to our country is both fitting and inspiring. i think this gratitude -- our deepe -- our deepest gratitude goes to gregg's family, who i have had the pleasure of speaking with, for their sacrifice. while no memorial can remove the pain of parents and loved ones when they lose a child, i hope that gregg's parents and family will find comfort in his receiving this eminently deserved posthumous recognition and mr. speaker, as ms. buerkle, i yield back. . mr. connolly: i thank the speaker and i'm pleased to join in support of my colleague from new york, in her urging us to pass h.r. 3593, to designate the facility of the postal service located at 787 state route 13-m in monroe, new york, as the national clandestine service of the central intelligence agency, gregg david wenzel memorial post office. as our colleague from new york indicated, this is a posthue mouse recognition of a -- posthumous recognition for the