I believe they were using an organic air-conditioning technique, which uses less energy. Thanks for looking.
--Bob

This brings back some memories. It also inspires me to create more of those memories.
--Bob

Bank restores stolen funds to 112-year-old Texas man
Associated Press Associated Press Thu, Jul 5 10:31 AM MST

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Bank of America has credited the account of a Texas resident who is believed to be the oldest man in the U.S. after his family reported that thieves had stolen his identity and drained the account.

Richard Overton's family said Social Security and bank account numbers for the 112-year-old Austin man were used to make seven withdrawals over the past several months. The family filed a police report Friday .

Cousin Volma Overton said the family was shocked when the bank asked them to come in and sign for the restored funds. He declined to say how much money was stolen, but said it was a "significant amount."

"Man, I teared up," Volma Overton said. "I couldn't believe it. They made it happen. The executive of the company said he'd take care of this, and he took care of it."

Bank spokeswoman Colleen Haggerty said the bank is investigating and the family said Austin police and federal authorities are also looking into it.

"Everyone wants to get to the bottom of this. I don't think it's going to be long before we know," Volma Overton said.

The money was separate from a 2015 online campaign that raised more than $300,000 to provide for Richard Overton around-the-clock, in-home care. He is the nation's oldest World War II veteran and was at Pearl Harbor just after the Japanese attack.

Video: American's Oldest Living Veteran Celebrates 112th Birthday

Very nice, Jim. Really some very nice interpretive photographs.

From a fellow pineapple.
--Bob

Bunko T., I have a 58-year-old, 1960 series II 88 petrol. The thought of doing something like this never, and would never, cross my mind. My hat's off to this gentleman for the effort and success, regardless.
--Bob

Thank you, Sue. Much appreciated.

You should take some photographs and post them.
--Bob

Keni, words fail. I cannot find the appropriate way to express my gratitude other than a mere thanks.
--Bob

Thanks for checking this one out and commenting, Treepusher. It's always a bit of fun when one runs across one of these. Yup, the Super Industrial Size can of RAID.
--Bob

Bob, stay tuned for more, as our storm season is just beginning to start up. Tucson gets a few more storms than the Phoenix area, as you know. I've come to love them, as well. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
--Bob

You did quite well. Nice tonal range with few, if any, blown out areas. Nice detail in the shadow. Good mid-range presentation, as well.
--Bob

That just form an image that........well, let's just say that formed an image.
--Bob

Smudgey, safeman, Gregory, and Ben, thank you all very much for the visit and the comments.
--Bob

I would certainly hope they could do something. Nothing like being mandated to having to purchase something and then get bent over and hosed to do so.
--Bob

P.S. I realize the mandate may have been removed, but nothing is controlling the other half of the equation.

I've only photographed the old style tube type tv broadcasts. The only ones I took photos of were the lunar landings. Not great images, but allowed me to be a part of the success.
--Bob

Thank you very much, Fran. Your visit and comments are appreciated.
--Bob