earl mitchell leading the charge. and a time-out is taken here by the texans.tive road wins after leading in the fourth. packers back in the '30s and '40s. browns in the '60s and the colts right now, 29 straight road wins after leading in the fourth. going all the way back to 2006. tony dungy and through the jim caldwell regime and now on to the current time. >> cris: you know, really you have to go back to the two missed field goals by randy bullock as being the difference in this game. and the other thing you have to mention is without gary kubiak calling the plays, yeah, they played well in the third quarter but only come away with three points in the second half after being so electric in the first half. >> al: a lot of things to talk about. the challenge that pagano won that we thought he wouldn't have won. second down and 11 from the 15 yard line. and going nowhere is richardson. so the defense does its job on the first two downs, stopped the clock again. they're out of time-outs. it will be third down and long with 1:43. >> cris: still plenty of time as

my name is earle mitchell. let's start with what webster says about pollution -- "a discharge into the atmosphere," "to make unclean, corrupt," "contaminant," "dirty." what we are discussing here is how dirty do we want to make our planet? the burning of coal actually harms both air and water. my remarks will be about water. case in point, the solid residue from burning coal is known as coal ash. it is stored in man-made ponds. in 2008, tva, the containment pond broke there and spilled more than one billion gallons of toxic waste. lead, arsenic, selenium, which polluted over 300 acres of private farmland and two rivers. the work is still ongoing. no one can state whether that will ever be fit for human use. i will tell you a history of something i have witnessed more than 50 years. this is no case study or computer model. these are my observations and experiences, starting in the 1950's and what i lived with. i'm talking about the bleachery. the pond was man-made as result of the company building a dam for the

we have todd keller and earl mitchell. >> good morning. thank you very much for allowing us to do this but i know you guys are in for a long day today. my name is todd keller. i'm with the advanced energy economy as their vice president of federal affairs. and a double is for use in private protections agency -- in developing these standards we urge the day to provide the state with maximum flexibility to incorporate advanced energy technologies and service interstate and limitation plants. is the national association of business leaders, whose covers are making global energy systems more secure, clean and affordable, we believe the stepping standards in this manner will move the united states towards a higher performing energy system for the 21st century. thanks to technology and innovation, we now have more options for meeting energy needs than ever before in history. we call those new options advanced energy. as documented in the aee report economic impacts, it is more than $13 industry worldwide. and use advanced energy revenue grew in

we have sean keller and earl mitchell. [inaudible] >> good morning. thank you very much for allowing us to do this. now you're in for a long day today. i am todd keller. i'm with the advance energy economy as their vice president of federal affairs. and aee as we call it supports the epa efforts. in develops these standard wes urge the epa to provide states with maximum flexibility in the state implementation plan. at national association of business leaders whose companies are making global energy systems more cure, clean, and affordable, we believe that establishing standards in this manner will move the united states towards a higher performing energy system for he 21st century. thanks to technology and into the vacation we now have more options for meeting energy needs than ever before in history. we call them advanced energy. as documented in the report, economic impacts of advance energy -- it's more than a $1 trillion industry worldwide, and the u.s. advance energy revenue grew an estimated 19% from 2011 to 2012 to $157 billion. it represents a

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