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High-Performance Green Buildings Act of 2007

To improve efficiency in the Federal Government through the use of high-performance green buildings, and for other purposes.

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1/4/2007--Introduced.
High-Performance Green Buildings Act of 2007 - Directs the Administrator of General Services to establish an Office of High-Performance Green Buildings. Requires the Office Director to:
(1) establish a Green Building Advisory Committee;
(2)b> carry out public outreach;
(3) develop and recommend a high-performance green building research plan;
(4) analyze current budget and contracting practices that affect achievement of high-performance green buildings; and
(5) develop and implement a comprehensive indoor air quality program for federal facilities. Requires the Director to identify incentives to encourage the use of green buildings and related technology in federal government operations. Requires the Director of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy to:
(1) revise applicable acquisition regulations; and
(2) issue guidance to federal procurement executives on renegotiating proposed facilities design, existing facilities renovations, and leased facilities improvements. Requires the Director to consult with the Committee to assist in the implementation of the Environmental Stewardship Scorecard announced at the White House Summit on federal sustainable buildings in 2006. Requires the Office to carry out specified demonstration projects at federal buildings and universities to contribute to its research goals.

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August 24, 2007 Lawmakers Pass Several Bills, Reject One Measure

Introduced by Senators Tony Unpingco and Ben Pangelinan, the legislation is in support of HR 121, which calls for the Japanese government to acknowledge, ...

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August 01, 2007 Local activists cheer sex-slave vote

Mike Honda (D-San Jose), HR 121 calls on Japan to formally apologize and unequivocally accept responsibility for the Imperial Armed Forces' coercion of ...

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July 31, 2007 For ‘Comfort Women’

We believe the passage of the HR 121 Resolution in only 35 minutes with strong support from the US lawmakers proves Japan's continued denial of the ...

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September 25, 2008 Better than I expected

But after a few minutes it settled to around 120 bpm and stayed there the whole run. I have another four miles after work. Let's hope I feel as good then. Thursday's lunch run: 6.0 miles, 50:47, 8:28/mile, Avg HR 121 (53% HRR),

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July 08, 2008 The Fantasy All-Stars, the Mid 80s

On offense, Dale Murphy was king, enjoying his best season as a professional - .302, 131 R, 36 HR, 121 RBI, and 30 SB for the #1 batter ranking that year. His 16.6 FBHOF points rank 16th in the fantasy era. ...

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June 26, 2008 Double recovery runs

Wednesday's second run: 3.5 miles, 30:05, 8:36/mile, Avg HR 121 (53% HRR), Treadmill I'm planning a total of 10 miles tonight after work, including the three-mile XC race I discussed yesterday.

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