Army nominations beginning with John C. Allred and ending with D001821. (See Executive Journal proceedings of November 17, 2010, for complete list.) Army nominations beginning with John W. Aarsen and ending with Loren T. Zweig. (See Executive Journal proceedings of November 17, 2010, for complete list.) Army nominations beginning with John G. Feltz and ending with Louis W. Wilham. (See Executive Journal proceedings of November 17, 2010, for complete list.) Army nomination of Kathleen M. Flocke, to be Major. Army nomination of Gary A. Vroegindewey, to be Colonel. Army nominations beginning with Craig S. Brooks and ending with Bennie W. Swink. (See Executive Journal proceedings of November 18, 2010, for complete list.) FOREIGN SERVICE Foreign Service nominations beginning with Connor Cherer and ending with Bernadette Regina Zielinski. (See Executive Journal proceedings of July 21, 2010, for complete list.) Foreign Service nominations beginning with Heather M. Rogers and ending with Stephanie L. Woodard. (See Executive Journal proceedings of September 23, 2010, for complete list.) Foreign Service nominations beginning with Joseph Farinella and ending with Joseph C. Williams. (See Executive Journal proceedings of September 23, 2010, for complete list.) Foreign Service nominations beginning with Patricia A. Butenis and ending with Keith A. Swinehart. (See Executive Journal proceedings of September 29, 2010, for complete list.) Foreign Service nominations beginning with Louis John Fintor and ending with Thomas F. Gray, Jr.. (See Executive Journal proceedings of November 17, 2010, for complete list.) Foreign Service nominations beginning with Alan Hallman and ending with Richard G. Simpson. (See Executive Journal proceedings of November 17, 2010, for complete list.) Foreign Service nominations beginning with Lloyd S. Harbert and ending with Daryl A. Brehm. (See Executive Journal proceedings of November 17, 2010, for complete list.) Foreign Service nominations beginning with James Franklin Jeffrey and ending with Earl A. Wayne. (See Executive Journal proceedings of November 18, 2010, for complete list.) IN THE MARINE CORPS Marine Corps nominations beginning with Brandon M. Bolling and ending with Wyeth M. Towle. (See Executive Journal proceedings of November 18, 2010, for complete list.) IN THE NAVY Navy nominations beginning with Patrick C. Daniels and ending with Thomas L. Edler. (See Executive Journal proceedings of September 29, 2010, for complete list.) Navy nomination of Matthew R. Fomby, to be Lieutenant Commander. Navy nomination of Ronny L. Jackson, to be Captain. Navy nomination of Frederick G. Panico, to be Captain. Navy nominations beginning with Daniel J. Traub and ending with Wayne M. Burr. (See Executive Journal proceedings of November 17, 2010, for complete Navy nominations beginning with Auntowhan M. Andrews and ending with Christopher W. Wolff. (See Executive Journal proceedings of November 18, 2010, for complete list.) Navy nominations beginning with Matthew A. Mcqueen and ending with Charles E. Varsogea. (See Executive Journal proceedings of November 18, 2010, for complete list.) Navy nomination of Brian L. Beatty, to be Lieutenant Commander. On further request by Mr. Bayh and by unanimous consent, it was Ordered, That the nominations be considered and confirmed en bloc; that the motion to reconsider en bloc be laid on the table; that the President be immediately notified of the Senate's actions and that the Senate return to legislative session. As in executive session, MESSAGE REFERRED The Presiding Officer laid before the Senate the following message from the President of the United States, transmitting a nomination, which was referred as indicated: I nominate To the Senate of the United States: THE WHITE HOUSE, December 22, 2010. Agnes Gund, of New York, to be a Member of the National Council on the Arts To the Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions. BARACK OBAMA ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE In legislative session, On motion by Mr. Bayh, at 8 o'clock and 3 minutes p.m., on Wednesday, December 22, 2010, The Senate, in accordance with the provisions of H. Con. Res. 336, adjourned sine die. |
