Documents tagged "Bridge"
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The image is a black and white series of four photographs arranged vertically, each depicting the same scene at different moments. In each photograph, there's a structure that appears to be a bridge under construction. Two human figures are visible in each photo; they seem to be workers engaged in the construction process. The figures appear as silhouettes against the backdrop of the bridge and city skyline. The style suggests these might be documentary or journalistic images capturing a moment in urban development history.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030630.txt
This email discusses a recent trip under Golden Gate Bridge with Stanford friends and shares plans for visiting someone in Tucson for an assistant position. It also mentions Zubair's project, which is related to the election campaigns of Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, and seeks opinions on its potential use.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026449.txt
The document discusses a woman who is struggling financially and living on a friend's couch after being unable to afford an air conditioner or travel to Bridge, New Jersey. She has reached out for help from Jeffrey E. in the past, but her situation remains dire. The document also mentions that Sharon Osbourne used to arrange for the lawyer to handle certain matters related to the woman. Additionally, there is a mention of the richest man in the world being very cheap and living on a friend's couch.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_025849.txt
The Office of Government Information Services has released its fourth annual report for FY 2013 detailing their activities and accomplishments in resolving Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) disputes between requesters and federal agencies. The demand for their services is high, with the number of incoming cases jumping 40% from the previous year to over 500 cases, while closing nearly 500 cases - also a 40% increase from the prior year. They assisted thousands of FOIA requesters and worked with agencies to promote compliance with FOIA. While they have carried out Congress's mandate in several ways, they would like to implement a more robust review program as demand for their services increases.