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Profile Response: Dana Timaeus, Beaumont, TX
“Running for judge is about value systems rather than prejudging cases. We have differences of qualifications and length of service, my opponent and I.” Texas has a complicated system of district courts. There are 456 district courts throughout the … Continue reading
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Tagged 136th District Court, Beaumont TX, Dana Timaeus, Texas District Court
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Profile Response: Michael Finley, Houston. TX
“Argumentation and debate are the two primary ways of decision. What you learn is the world is all grey.” Michael Finley grew up in Houston’s fifth ward, the poor side of town. “In 1967 I realized my grammar was holding … Continue reading
Profile Response: Arla Saven, Houston, TX
Arla Saven, a graduate student in Architecture, decided to study Aldo Van Eyck’s Amsterdam Orphanage for her history and theory project. When she discovered that he also designed playgrounds, an Internet search led her to Architecture that Affords Play, an … Continue reading
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Profile Response: Ella Russell, Houston, TX
Ella Russell doesn’t do handshakes. “I believe in hugs!” She exclaims as she comes at you with two outstretched arms and folds you into her bosom. Ella is a culinary artist, one of the two pop-up shops included in Project … Continue reading
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Profile Response: Lyman Paden, Houston, TX
Lyman Paden is a finance specialist who coordinates billion dollar deals for corporations as a partner at Baker Botts, an international law firm headquartered in Houston. Lyman and I went to high school together in Norman, Oklahoma. He attended Rice … Continue reading
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Tagged Baker Botts, Houston TX, Lyman Paden, Rice University, zoning
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Profile Response: Lisa Lin, Houston, TX
Lisa Lin is a Sustainability Manager within the City of Houston. What does that mean? Recent projects include optimizing energy use in city buildings, creating a bike master plan, implementing the anti-idling ordinance, electrifying the city’s vehicle fleet, developing … Continue reading
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Tagged Houston TX, Lisa Lin, one bin, reduce reuse recycle, resiliency
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Profile Response: Ron Sass, Fellow in Climate Change at the Baker Institute, Houston, TX
“I hate the term global warming. It’s too fuzzy.” Ron Sass has been studying climate change since before the term came into favor. The Iowa chemist came to Rice University in 1958 and has been concentrating on climate issues since … Continue reading
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Tagged Baker Institute, carbon capture, global warming, Rice University, Ron Sass
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Profile Response: Jean Holm, Margaret Holm and Matthew, Houston, TX
Humor is truth delivered from a fresh perspective. That’s why John Stewart and Steven Colbert are often more prescient purveyors of events than CNN or Fox News. Jean Holm, a Utah grandmother with Will Rogers’ demeanor, is funny because her … Continue reading
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Tagged Houston TX, John Stewart, Margaret Holm, Stephen Colbert, Will Rogers
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Profile Response: David Hitchcock, The Woodlands, TX
David Hitchcock is a paradox – an alternative energy guy seeped in oil pedigree, living in an oil town. David was born and raised into Phillips Petroleum in Bartlesville, Oklahoma; his family moved to Houston forty odd years ago. He … Continue reading
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Tagged David Hitchcock, George Mitchell, HARC, Houston TX, The Woodlands TX
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