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 | Youth Clean Energy Economy Forum Part II In the second segment of the Clean Energy Economy Stakeholder Briefing with Youth Leaders, top White House staff on clean energy hold a live online breakout session via Facebook. |
 | 2008 William Randolph Hearst/ CSU Trustees' Award THESE STUDENTS DIFFERENT, HOWEVER, IS THAT THEY HAVE TRANSFORMED THEIR LIVES AND CHANGED THEIR FUTURES THROUGH THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY. [ MUSIC ] >>WHEN I WAS ABOUT 9 OR 10 YEARS OLD MY MOTHER WAS DIAGNOSED WITH NARCOLEPSY AND I USED TO TRAVEL WITH HER TO UCLA ONCE A MONTH IN ORDER FOR HER TO SEE SPECIALISTS. WHEN WE WOULD WALK ACROSS THE UCLA CAMPUS I WAS FASCINATED BY THE COLLEGE ATMOSPHERE. I REMEMBER TELLING MY MOTHER ONCE HOW MUCH I WANTED TO BE A COLLEGE STUDENT SOMEDAY. SHE ... |
 | 2008 State of the City Transportation Webisode doesn't? We wanted better customer confidence and satisfaction. We wanted an updated system, an updated route system and wanted to redesign and adjust service levels depending on needs, depending on actual utilization and we wanted to reduce travel times. We wanted to get people to and from point a to b which sometimes means having less stops in between. Again, all part of the priority initiatives that were part of the framework of this transit effectiveness plan. Here was the framework ... |
 | 7/24/09: White House Press Briefing communicating we can make things better for both involved. Yes, sir. The Press: What is he going to do over the next month to try to keep up the momentum of health care? Mr. Gibbs: We'll go through some on the week ahead. I know we've got -- he'll travel on Wednesday to Raleigh, North Carolina, and a not- yet-picked-city in Virginia, to continue to discuss health care reform and the need to get it done. And I think it is safe to say that we had always assumed the President would continue ... |
 | 12/9/09: White House Press Briefing a Supreme Court decision handed down in 2007 that required the EPA to look into this. Secondly, I think as the President talked about even yesterday, we have an ability through incentivizing a clean energy economy to create the type of demand that's necessary to create more and more clean energy jobs. Somebody is going to build, as I've said in here before, somebody is going to build the wind turbines that power our homes. Somebody is going to build those solar panels. The only question is ... |
 | 6/22/09: White House Press Briefing it relates to health care reform. I think we've seen progress over the past many weeks on getting comprehensive energy legislation -- take steps to get that through Congress to deal with lessening our dependence on foreign oil; ensuring that we're taking steps to change the way education is delivered; and obviously to take steps to improve our economy through both the Recovery Act, through financial regulation. I think all four of those things is what encompasses the President's time and ... |
 | Title IX at the White House students can take advantage of. But it does sometimes mean being willing to fight and step up. Ms. Jarrett: Thank you very much. Now, let's shift to Dominique. So Dominique, you travel all over the country and probably the world. And you're a role model and a spokesperson and a wonderful example of what hard work and competition and fair play can do. Tell us a little bit about what you think we should be doing or sensitive to in terms of the media and the messaging that we see around girls ... |
 | Google Internet Summit 2009: Information is Power Part 2 together, so however you want to call it, that top layer is where much of the activity takes place. The physical layer is where the battle over the Telecom Act of '96 took place-- a battle which has pretty much been won now by the incumbents, the Bell companies in particular. They were supposed to unbundle their Network, provide interconnection, and provide some competition to the interexchange carriers, Now the interexchange carriers and the SELEX, for the most part, are gone. There are ... |
