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May 27, 2005
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Week in Pictures
Senator Mike Jackson (left), Senator Rodney Ellis, and Senator Florence Shapiro share a laugh

Senator Mike Jackson (left), Senator Rodney Ellis, and Senator Florence Shapiro share a laugh. Can you say only three more days to Sine Die?
Ricky Garcia, Travis Broussard, and Anne Kimbol of the Health and Human Services staff

Ricky Garcia, Travis Broussard, and Anne Kimbol worked in the Health and Human Services committee during this session.
Linda Hopkins, Amy Brownlee, Doug Davis, and Mary Craddock

Linda Hopkins, Amy Brownlee, Doug Davis, and Mary Craddock find all the parts and pieces of a bill before it is considered by the Senate.
Senator Averitt listens to Heather Harward and Josh Meeks

Reserving his opinion, Senator Averitt listens to Heather Harward and Josh Meeks in a healthy debate.
Young page Sam Roddy sees action at the back of the Chamber worthy of much more attention than the front.

Young page Sam Roddy sees action at the back of the Chamber worthy of much more attention than the front.
Doug Davis getting into his work.

Doug Davis getting into his work.
Nanci Longoria, assistant to the Secretary of the Senate

Nanci Longoria, assistant to the Secretary of the Senate, is the go-to source with aspirin, chocolate and answers to questions.
Nancy Alliegro has worked for Secretary of the Senate Patsy Spaw for almost 27 years.

Nancy Alliegro can often be seen laughing. Nancy has worked for Secretary of the Senate Patsy Spaw for almost 27 years.
Nurse Practitioner Tim Flynn and Detta Haffelder.

Nurse Practitioner Tim Flynn and Detta Haffelder.
Guillermo Vizuete, 16-month-old son of AP writer Natalie Gott

Guillermo Vizuete, 16-month-old son of AP writer Natalie Gott tries out Senator Deuell's chair.
Session video and all other Senate webcast recordings can be accessed from the Senate website's Audio/Video Archive.

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