making both in terms of its industry and then in the 19 when a series of spearheaded professor harvey littleton -- this was a case of works by what we would call pioneers of the early studio glass movement. toledo as a city and the museum played an important role in this watershed moment in the history of studio glass, which really takes us back to the early 19 sixties. in 1962, there was a man who cut ceramics at the university of wisconsin in madison, who really wanted to experiment with glass. he worked with a director then, a man named otto witman, to initiate a series of workshops. and the first one happens in march of 1962. and harvey sent out a letter to a group of other ceramic professors around the countries and invited them to come to toledo and participate in a glass blowing workshop where they would experiment. and so, they came here and built a furnace. they did not know how to not glass, so they went to a local scientist who worked at a company called john's man field who made fiber glass. and they began to experiment. there was a tire glass blower who worked at libby, he came in

this is a conservative party, tory members of parliament, and threatening from boy called baron littleton conference offered merge to the faxing, passport would be required to get in to that i'm booked for the conservatives party conference and double jobs. i wouldn't be going to the conference if we're excluding people on the basis of their vaccination status, with a heavy heart and apologies to event organizers. likewise, i'm afraid the same will apply to me while the debates around vaccine possible if have indeed re stuff as far as johnson, the prime minister, being rather keen on introducing the idea of crowded places later in the, in the old, not the labor party. i'm the live, they absolutely hate the idea suggesting that they would vote sit down in the house of commons, but around 42 re rebel m p 's. i'm saying the absolute same thing that they to would be. so the idea now those also talk of a protest outside the venue and that would be a freedom zone, but there's definitely mixed reaction to the idea among the public road. so you take the vaccine, i have it myself, but i have no ch

so i knew hydro page build, meaning it never fully developed as littleton note function, that johnny thought when his mother, enough to metallica a most group based company. how advanced protective of this level just don't exist in that country. banner us the most hopeful imitation of the function. but for boys love devices to build structures and when up not much money on the adjustment, there are still moments of restriction to stormy eyes and he feels that he has some limitations. so you can see that i have to hand, for example, when we play at least in game, when you know, at least i don't want to have to mentor while he tries to delete not you just want to live happening with every opportunity. she also hope she can protect him from the on the videos of other children who have already prophetic, what they were always under than vanya who were already go to the center of use to play with them. because their hands, when i see better, i and all the kids suddenly became interested thing we want one to i having crowd funded the money and gone through. the great fun is here to find ne

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moderate senator joe manchin to push him unending the filibuster the democrats can pass bills with littletonn support like sweeping election reform, the 50 plus democrat lawmakers, to stop of voting bill that they call voter suppression. >> nothing was going to happen so why keep doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different response, that is insanity and we refuse to do it which is why we left. >> reporter: there are calls by the speaker of the house to forfeit for their legislative stipend of $221 per day. members say they will give that money up, others say they are working harder in dc than if they were in austin. the democratic caucuses there is 0 state or taxpayer dollars going to the trip. governor greg abbott, they need to head home and work. >> texas democrats are doing their filibustering in texas to get the washington dc democrats to stop the filibuster rule, that is the height of hypocrisy. >> the voting bill not the only issue the texas house was meant to take up, they were also supposed to look at bail reform, checks for retired teachers and property tax relief a

so they got a call from the flight directors littleton up and turn the air conditioning on for us. it was great. host: if you look at the questions then you can upload the ones you want to answer first or most likely. >> i'm not out of questions yet but we seem like we have a little bit of a narrative going. i love the inside baseball stories with the notion because eventually you become a senior mentor. you have been around the longest. have things changed at nasa by then? and with that mission changing at nasa does it change the organization? >> it dead. i am a real traditionalist and i am an idealist i learned from the best and the guys from the other flight directors and i want to make sure we didn't lose those lessons. that nasa changed. the problem with the show program that nasa was a research organization. it was not designed to be running an airline. and then to turn the shuttle over to contractors but it's like hiring a contractor to fight your work for you if you are a nation something should be under the direct control of the people who don't have profits in mind and ar

recent years, including the groundbreaking of a 10,000 square foot treatment plant in my district in littleton, most districts are falling further and further behind, leaving residents at risk. madame speaker, we have the ability to change that today. passage of the pfas action act will bolster state and local initiatives like those already under way in massachusetts. this legislation will provide the resources and policies necessary to clean up contaminated drinking water sites, support families who have been exposed to pfas chemicals, and take critical steps to prevent future exposures. i'm proud to represent along with our chairman for their bipartisan work on the issue. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation, not because it'll hurt corporations who want to continue the unregulated use of these dangerous chemicals, but because well-being of the hard-working families are at stake if they don't. thank you. i yield back. >> gentleman from new jersey reserves his time. gentlewoman from washington is recognized. >> thank you, madame speaker. i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gent

there is a lit cal on the nsf to get him to apply is of these there is a littleton nsf to get to apply these. and so part of what we can do as technology director is how to link universities of different parts of the country to deal with common industry issues, and the kinds of initiatives imposed are important, but some of the advice that you getting from the private university sector folks are to help build proposals in a strong and robust way. >> thank you, doctor. we will now turn to our next witness dr. james lewis and thank you so much for being here. >> chair, ranking member wicker, thank you for the opportunity to testify. the u.s. benefited for decades from the global supply chain that provided lower costs and greater efficiency, but that era is over. our first pandemic created an understandable demand for greater resilience. second, a predatory china would use any means to displace competitors in the quest for global primacy. we are in a conflict with china, and in past conflicts, industrial strategy and industrial policy is essential. we do not need to abandon the global sup

years, including the ground breaking of a new, 10,000 square foot treatment plant in my will be in littleton, most states are falling further and further behind, leaving their residents at risk. madam speaker, we have the ability to change that today. passage of the pfas action agent will bolster state and local initiatives like those already under way in massachusetts this. legislation will provide the resources and policies necessary to clean up contaminated drinking water sites, support families who have been exposed to pfas chemicals, and take critical steps to prevent future exposures. i am grateful to representatives dingell and upton as well as the chairman of the energy and commerce committee mr. palone for their bipartisan work on this issue and i urge my colleagues to support this legislation not because it will hurt corporations who want to continue the unregulated use of these dangerous chemicals but the hard work and well-being of the families they represent will be hurt if they don't. i yield back. >> i am pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from kentucky the lead rep

years, including the groundbreaking of a new 10,000 square foot treatment plant in my district in littleton, most states are falling further and further behind. leaving their residents at risk. madam speaker, we have the ability to change that today. passage of the pfas action act will bolster state and local initiatives like those already under way in massachusetts. this legislation will provide the resources and policies necessary to clean up contaminated drinking water sites, support families who have been exposed to f pass chemicals, and take critical steps to prevent future exposures. i'm grateful to representatives dingell and upton and our chairman of the energy and commerce committee, mr. pallone, for their bipartisan work on this issue. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation not because it will hurt corporations who want to continue the unregulated use of these dangerous chemicals, but because the health and well-being of the hardworking families they represent are at stake if they don't. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey rese