know they know what i'm talking about we look at it and you see this in all different types of books and research that's going on and it's the intersection of fields that's really interesting it's when you combine existing


the cost effective choice over the lifetime of the building i'm not sure there's much left to say but i'm strongly in favor of the zero energy approach and i just want


i think i was stunned one of every three remain on the planet literally physically or sexually abused in her lifetime that's right and so that's what we're talking about it that's right and we're talking about a community


new construction so everyone in this building will move into the new high school then we'll start to take this down so that we can build build a new phase three which is the th and th grade when you jump to the next oh


right at the moment to answer the specific question of how much cushion there is right now because we're at such a schematic level in the design and there's there's a lot of moving parts and so part of what we do and we work with the design team and the rest of the rest of the group


plan which will see kind of three dimensionally but a lot of work it's kind of going to the site the dark gray being the p t roof again very clean roof so we go to the next the st image we have is just an overall current birdseye


to break that up because we have very long for silence and so it kind of creates a little bit of pattern of shadow and light and function for the classroom


improved tremendously that field lighting where it doesn't spill out of it all it's zero control of a lot line nothing like what you see today over at the softball field twenty year old spots nonetheless that's a concern of just the


ok so you're talking about internet network ability to connect good one that's excellent come on yes you can yes ok sure


and so the question is going to you the board of selectmen and you're going to make a decision as to whether or not to put it to the voter but it's an awfully quick turnaround for the school


incredible opportunity it's incredible opportunity to infuse your mission and what the community represents and what the school represents and what the stories are telling in this school and it's a really amazing experience to


good morning i'm here to present the awards this morning on behalf of the foreign language department each year the foreign language department gives the arthur more to do cheap book award to a student who has demonstrated a love of the spanish language and culture


i'd like to acknowledge students for an honorable mention in mathematics with the following students please stand to be recognize and please hold your applause until all our colleagues in grade nine santi andrew elizabeth


thankful students may pick up their certificates from their teachers the next group is students are that are getting awards are in celebration of the economics challenge contests as i read the students names please come to the podium to receive your certificate


bradley douglas curran


mcdonald king jennifer when murphy nicole come on doris tracey and


neil francis edward meller


timothy joseph bailey


figuring out ways to hate on it too so these two boys they meet a girl one girl who voice meets girl it's ok and the three of them run away they leave bangham they run away and they decide that now is their chance they're going to go on tour


of my favorites actually one of my favorite monthly programs and probably all of the staff that gets the work it's always the second sattar day of the month and it's called pause for reading and what you do is it's very simple


or no father no matter how much he wants peace in his family can rest easily after getting a look like that from his son he needs help you


colorado and so here's what they did they leave a ranch it's called buffalo peaks ranch and it's two hours from denver to house their collection and then they are


programs do you know what i mean right because i said i said this is the reading program just this for this i just sports titles to make it fun for the kids that oh yeah you know you're going into the olympic training


all of our stuff is always in clothes and exactly everything please come we do the best we can you know we want everybody to have a good experience not to but in answering her need


up to trial by the jewish community and by the legal system in the netherlands but awhile to mentally get tossed out but that's the kind of rancor that was taking place within the jewish community because some people would think


jews are also barred from trade unions for journalist actors musicians you basically couldn't have a job anymore philip mechanic is at the time is fired from his newspaper job and he will write short articles under a pen


deportation of jews in europe by the catholic church and they're led by this archbishop johan to stay young of you track and he will order priests who refuse sacraments to dutch nazis so you actually


they are later deported as as to of nine hundred eighty seven to auschwitz on august seventh they will be gassed on august ninth and they would be canonized this one sister edith stein would be canonized by by john paul


and it's run by jewish doctors and the head of it was a german jewish doctor named dr fritz spanier and he will actually help mechanic is move out of that prison or status to other statuses they be friends him


hundred three and this is the family before the war and this is the last post card that was actually tossed out of the train at the german border and it was found by farmers and it was postmarked september


here shows how easily a respected person citizen male or female a very pillar of society order and private property can saw it slide down the slippery slope into a world which lives on theft


author program so for him that's pretty neat because his colleagues are reading this right and to the point where they want to share it right and i think that's a very awesome this very awesome so this book was actually the basis for a one season lasting t v show on c


off to this island like a detention island i know off the coast and i stayed but doesn't have to follow any u s laws so a lot of brutality is going down for this boy a lot of horrible you know


well ok we'll just have to bring more dolls around maybe we'll just bring stuffed animals and yeah or in our train set yeah


it yeah maybe but whatever but whatever worst they're kicked off is june tenth make sure you come eleven thirty all kinds of cool stuff and then if your team and you come and sign up on that day i have a special prize for you all you give away the best things you do you really do give the


the library waves one dollar in overdue fines for each item donated i love that so save that i know i would love to copy that i think that's fabulous yes donations oh this is so funny


so let's briefly examine some of the common sense reasons people give for the demise of libraries and all of these you've heard them all ok we're just going to remind everybody out there that these


or a city use our database because all that information has been collected and organized and you know it's a reliable source you don't get to sleep through all of the things that are not yet a good value so that's a


the next segment i have some real international stuff but for this segment it has to do with every library i'm going to talk about something that we talked about last year at this time called the summer slide and we know what that is


started last year just kind of to see what happens i remember when we were planning it i was like you know if i could get like three or five different organizations in the community to come out for that i would be so happy and we have fifteen this year we have eighteen and possibly more before that


the white abyss has quickly swallowed you in ice you sparkle to this day i too wanted to jump in with you but my dove burst out of my embrace evening sun crowned with white gold that flew


and live apart from your freedom do not smile at us do not pity for us even death can blossom into wonder perform jewish actors in tatters and in walls where life


fresh scholars will peel someday the old image will attack you with an axe and wound you so the new will never heal you sail


and that's not good so that they you know they've gone on to study and thought that at the point when the children read to reach third grade is when you will start seeing significant summer slide which you know i want to


you just feel for but she spent years she's trying to teach her brother the rules you know to try to keep him from embarrassing situations and then all of a sudden she meets a guy and become


performance i feel that we should hear from our good friend john wyatt


won they were like waiting for him to give some sort of statement and he wouldn't then he put like one line up on his i have it here somewhere he put one line up on his website about having won it and then he took it down


september eighth from six or seven various make sure you check that out that's a lot of fun yeah their shows are great we're going to have so much fun with them again i mean we always do we feel like you said we were one of the first the first we were


show because it's an interesting i pulled an article so when the witches won and you're good then you really love this information i was looking up an article i was actually going to do it today for today's news around the


can eat pizza all supplies last thing we do that ok one more shot at crossing the bridge between home preschool and kindergarten it's a long title but


kelly who is long gone sang it and as he sang the lyrics didn't turn the page and i turned the page and we went through the book like that and then and actually


school a public school so he was kind of and he was really into star wars he was into the character and home and all of that everything he would say who reminds him of what so he would go around and


something and i you know when i look at stuff like this remember like way towards the beginning or something a long time ago i've done somewhere you know that they the books came in on like writing right you know those kind of things and


him still i've never heard the end of that one but i gotta tell you it's the last time i ever done any howard with his second walk of the game what's the score of eleven to one westwood with bases loaded and a big left


baffert on the day is reached on error by the shortstop walk and singer to center field


band for goes gets a good jump no throw no it no throw on that one banter with a terrific jump on that pitch he was well into his running before as a back even deliver the ball or chain had no shot at


it feels like at this point while


really the first inning with the walk parade i can't even begin to tell you the number of walks that were given out yeah vartanian the pitcher filling in here because they threw their top two pitchers on friday night didn't have a whole


to stay back on that curve swings through it danny had an account now no balls one strike potter not getting cheated on that swing looking to get up into the jet stream


right feller comes into the game with an error just around three fifth takes that pitch inside two balls in one strike


quite confidently looks to be operating a little bit quicker than he normally does as well


quickly scoring a run here in the bottom of the third brain at two o five to score as you said we needed to get a multiple base hit out of me


gap in the outfield and it all gets behind the runner


in the attorney general deionized letter are if we need to modify or issued new directives pursuant to those authorizations to different electronic communication service providers or different


no substitute for a treaty free trade agreement with colombia today we are allowing these countries to sell duty free almost without restrictions into the united states competing against our


feeling and i want to associate myself with the remarks just made by mr royce of california i think he made the case very well for the colombia free trade agreement colombia's been a great friend of ours under present your e bay and we ought


have today is a ten month extension and i very much urge its passage i simply want to emphasize that every program has to be considered on its own merits


natural gas the mechanics of it all a gas company typically says that when you find do the exploration process the drilling and in finding it you come up to understand that there's a


greenpeace the home depot florida power and light a big producer in my state of electricity may see s mitsubishi electric and electronics usa national association of home builders nasser's lowe's national association


gentleman from new york for the the technical and energy and to help us move this in the right direction for a close the gentleman from california well thank you very much you know what what we're just seeing now is june from new york's new york showing his excitement


the speaker of the senate thinks we ought to be able to do that by a bipartisan majority sixty eight twenty nine up until this leadership the house thought we ought to be able to do that the american people think we ought to be able to do that


minutes with no fazul legislation we did three suspensions on the twenty fifth we did the public housing on the twenty six which was withdrawn we did the energy tax on the twenty


go out to your car in the parking lot in the summer and you open the door and that blast of heat hits you what's happened is that that the rays from the sun and come in over a broad spectrum of waves and they have heated up the interior of your car and then that really


problem so the national security thing may not be a problem i would submit that the earth has been very much warmer in the past that's the only way we could have had some tropical season the north slope and and the north sea


leslie aggressively pursue this challenge now i'm i'm excited about this my wife tells me that i really shouldn't be talking about this because people ancient greece killed the messenger that brought bad news and i need to get


one american industry the energy industry and says no but not for you we're going to treat your jobs like foreign jobs we're going to treat your investment like foreign investment we're going to treat you as foreign companies just so we can


renewable energy no this country needs to do both invest in america's energy traditional energy supply and go after new energy don't mind i've acquired john from the arc this is the gentleman from texas and


those american companies producing in the united job there is no car shots it does not it leaves a carve out because it doesn't retouch recoiling think claiming my time you


defines this as an earmark that the chairman of the ways and means committee has chosen to supersede that ruling and claim that this is not in his filing in the bill is that correct only because the opinion was considered it officially and legally as an advisory


because most of the production in our country comes from texas louisiana mississippi and alabama and alaska and most states don't want it but they always want their lights to be turned on and our cars to be filled up what's most concerning is we continue to move


gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for three minutes i thank my friend from erie mr english i stand ready to support every renewable form of energy that we can produce we can't do it fast enough


growing demand so when you look at the problems here that this bill creates is that it's taking away tax subsidies to oil companies but what it does is it only hits the top five oil companies


domestic companies that quite frankly puts us at a disadvantage to those that produce oil in the middle east in venezuela and everywhere else and so if we're going to look at real energy policy here more solar more wind that's all great but folks we're going to rely


say no we don't want to make that choice we think the taxpayers all of us and all the people around this country should continuing subsidize oil and gas companies that are making


it is foolish to ask the taxpayers to not only pay those high prices at the pump but also to pay additional taxes because their oil companies aren't paying the same kind of level of taxes that they'll last year alone


whatever it takes we have to know how given the opportunity which is bill would give to deal with that we can create products that conserve energy we can increase our surplus in terms of trade by


the level the environmental protection agency considers elevated but fame didn't stop the sale or diplomat of trailers until july of two thousand and seven and here it is two thousand and eight


state department of this administration to explain to us in public and to discuss in public these very important agreements that are being negotiated with iraq she pledged at that time that there would be future witnesses dealing


friend and young protege the prosecutor u s attorney johnny sutton rather than entertain the probability that a terrible injustice was in progress and instruct the justice department and the department of homeland


to the world that we do not condone torture in any form in any place under any circumstance instead by appearing to abandon the rule of law by appearing to step away from the geneva conventions by failing to


of those who have led in the military quote we believe it is vital to the safety of our men and women in uniform that the united states not sanction the use of interrogation methods it would find


colleagues on both sides of the aisle to fix it and move on rather than complaining about something the speaker is well aware of and with that i yield back the gentleman from texas mr speaker could i inquire the time the gentleman from texas


this act the fact of the matter is this act builds much more than just volunteers i volunteer for habitat for humanity i volunteer in the schools in my district i volunteer and close to clean up by volunteer and community weed and seed programs i volunteer a lot of efforts


continue it in their business in their professions they continue that that that kind of activity because they see the value of they participated in it and i would hope that my colleagues would give this legislation overwhelming bipartisan support and


standing until counted a sufficient number having arisen the azan naser ordered pursuant to clause eight of rule twenty in the chairs prior announcement further proceedings on this motion will be postponed


it's been two weeks since the other body passed their bill it's been two more than two weeks of inaction by this house i guess this house did have action we went


eight house democrats once again refused to bring this commonsense bipartisan bill to the floor for a straight up or down vote last year admiral mcconnell the director of national intelligence warned congress that


legislation that three times has failed to make it through the senate and that observers covering congress have called a rerun instead of wasting time on legislation that will never make it in the law we should be considering bipartisan


election contest related to the results of the thirteenth congressional district of florida race in two thousand and six met a speaker i want to congratulate the chairman of this task force mr gonzales it was a three member task force with congresswoman


story of loss strength and of lost independence is the story of one of america's largest states teetering on the precipice and the situation in michigan is even more dire our nation has lost three point four million jobs


lake forest after retiring as a partner at the managing director of goldman sachs she founded arzoo to better the lives of afghan women this nonprofit group provides


and pay child care we get them out of the doldrums of the recession we understand that there are people who are now a victim who are homeowners we give out two hundred thousand housing vouchers so that those in my district


instead they let it die mr speaker house democrats are serious about passing a strong fice a law that provides our intelligence community with the tools necessary to protect our national security and we


germany the archives there had been the largest closed holocaust era collection of documents in the world containing millions of records about the fates of over seventeen million victims of nazi germany


side of the aisle also agree on january the twenty eighth twenty one members of the blue dog coalition sent a letter to speaker pelosi in support of the rockefeller bond pfizer legislation in the united states senate the letter


succeeded twelve of those years have been spent on the public administrations that were controlled by republicans twelve years in the house eight years just now in being soon happening in


objection don't recognize the speaker there are only two ways to balance a budget whether it's your family budget or the federal budget you can either spend less or you can increase the amount of money coming in the


it is specifically mentioned that we endorse the extension of the middle class tax cuts including things like the marriage penalty relief the child tax credit and the ten percent tax bracket our budget also


colleagues on the other side of the aisle stop using the military and our veterans as a political tool to help advance their other spending priorities in conclusion god bless our troops and will never forget september the eleventh for what purpose


direction this decision was not only asking for a new congress but asking congress to head in a new direction one area make america safer the last congress ignored the recommendations of the nine


and made our nation safer by fully instituting the nonpartisan nine eleven commission recommendation the president is also ignoring the fact that he the legislation that had strong


funds our veterans we should have sent the present to milken v a appropriations bill weeks ago when the senate appointed their conferees but the democrat house leadership consistently refused to do so our veterans deserve better and the


there's much more that we can and should do at the president may still veto this race i urge my colleagues to vote for this resolution to tell the president to lift his objection to this well deserved raise for the brave men and women who serve our military thank you


thank you very much madam speaker let us suppose that i went out to buy a new car today and i went to the dealer and i made a deal for saw exactly what i wanted made an agreement on the price and i called him up tomorrow and asked when it


credit by allowing them to pare their nontaxable compact pay with their earned income h r thirty nine ninety seven will ease the financial burden of losing a loved one by allowing survivors


these young people represent the very best of our hopes and dreams for the future through their extracurricular activities and academic successes they serve a strong role models for future


counties in our state four and a half of those counties i have the privilege of representing the other three and a half counties were represented by our late friend congressman paul gilmore i want to commend congressman gilmore stafford for the help


that this country is the engine of the world and we want to keep it such we understand that financial markets in particular the securities industry is a vital component of our national economy and how it results it's not just about


against a german tank column in belgium during the battle of the bulge in that chaotic battle milo and a colleague were separated from their convoy with a truckload of ammunition they were near the belgian town of leone when their truck slid off the


hundred five mile oa tended the funerals of over nine hundred veterans in brown county wisconsin he used his dress uniform so frequently that he wore it out as a mark of respect and


i rise in strong support of this bill which condemns the action that result in damage to our vietnam veterans memorial we all know that this memorial recognizes and honors the men and women who are veterans of our nation who served in


they served us we should serve them let's grant all these agent orange claims and we ought to according to the the represents this convention give the status of mandatory or short funding to the health care


revolution resolutions is worthy of unanimous support from my colleagues as mr filner said in the previous bill we need to go farther because speaker there is no better way to honor our veterans on veterans day than to ensure


affirmative the rules of the house are suspended and the resolution is agreed to and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table


the journal stands approved mr speaker for what purposes gentlemen from arizona six week nation pursuant to clause one rule one i demand a vote on the green to the speaker's approval of the journal the question is on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal though


without objection for a purpose the gentleman from maryland rise mr speaker as unanimous consent to today filing legislative business and any special orders here to for entered into the following members may be permitted to address the house for five minutes


cyprus on the ground there is clear momentum for peace and a desire on both sides to work together today cyprus has evolved into a dynamic country endowed with a robust economy and credible democratic institutions


hundred fifty thousand sorry two hundred fifty thousand for the discovery center in idaho this is in boise for a science center three hundred fifty thousand dollars for an aerospace base museum in california and mcclellan for exhibits fifty


in retaliation for ms dawson's repeated complaints to the police about recurring drug trafficking in her east baltimore neighborhood just two years ago the home of community activists edna


another court order but warrant if the gentleman would yield what i understand the democrats solution is saying that you can't do that that it is possible to almost ban loughton lights up his computer we


the hundred twenty nine members who cosigned this very important piece of legislation with me i certainly urge all members to support h conrad's two thirty to ensure that the


occur expeditiously the bill also increases the federal contribution for large in lieu projects also known as alternate projects to


what's going to happen very interested and the distortions continue and then it's going to be very very simple which way did you vote and if you did not


biggest concern with this bill is it doesn't fix the illegal immigration loophole that congress congressional budget office projects the federal government will spend almost four billion dollars to pay for health insurance benefits for illegal immigrants that doesn't sound like much of a


in georgia i understand why my colleague from new jersey might like the bill because his state the three hundred fifty percent of poverty poverty yes grandfather d n a give special treatment over other states the majority of states in this country i'm


change low income uninsured american children in order to subsidize illegal immigrants although the program is designed to help the uninsured c b o t reports that the plan will affect take two million off of private health


is focused on children that was a legitimate objection raised a on your side of the aisle we took that into consideration because we believed it was something we should respond to because that was our intent to focus on children


pay honor to my hometown the city of galesburg illinois for publicly speaking out against a crimes galesburg has a rich tradition of promoting equality for all of its citizens it was a stop on the underground


we can tie these many lincoln sites together in order to create a tapestry that will allow us to better understand the influences that shaped president lincoln's life during my time in congress i've had the unique honor of representing all eleven counties that originally


particular that applies to my community is the designation of a new heritage area in the center cruz valley of arizona the santa cruz valley has national significance and deserves this recognition this designation would bring and


george washington on it we have all been lobbied on this bill even though lobbying is not allowed in this bill we have tried to put amendments into this pertain to this in the provisions of these parts that would clarify clarify that lobbying could not be used by this


bipartisan support which would have provided millions of children across the nation with access to health care the memory of what took place here on the house floor mr speaker the house is not an order gentlemen


years old as the ambassador for the march of dimes knew that it was important to him and therefore it was important to other children as well so i ask my colleagues i mean we're pretty blessed when you


development so h r three seven seven five authorizes and expands the department of energy's industrial technologies program through better coordination of and interdepartmental research enhanced month of the industrial assessment center's program at


it would be considered sometimes this week so there's no question that people who represent individual more than seven hundred thousand american citizens in the fifth


myself such time as i may consume spend for a moment could we ask the conversations be taken off the floor so we may proceed


are protected by this bill are some of the most beautiful areas of the country the areas offer numerous recreational activities including fishing hunting hiking camping canoeing horseback riding skiing and skiing


standards of the nine hundred sixty four wilderness act including roads utility corridor or so mountain biking areas and a federal aviation administration administration tower the should


offered therefore it is now in order to consider a member number six printed in house report one ten four sixteen for the purpose of the gentleman from utah arise thank you mr chairman i have an amendment at the desk


and who knows how many other offices here and there the budget financial human resources offices the human capital management office the professional development office the contract management office out


motion offered by the the republicans here as they had a back and forth between majority leader hoyer and pete sessions of washington pete sessions of texas doc hastings of washington several other members talking about whether or not this debate on children's health


from new york i continually share gentleman from texas this your speaker last congress the distinguished chairwoman of the committee on rules thought it was so important to require at least twenty four hours before


hard times and recently things have become worse as michigan's governor and tax hiking state legislators inflected of a massive tax increase on the people of michigan want congress i am going to do all i can to aid michigan's comeback writing


profit programs the margins that they have in this not for profit programs are so small that these deductions will no longer be available if indeed the program can survive by itself it will force students in my state either to pay the full government rates


a highly organized state of michigan that with our friends and labor we've been able to work out differences that they had originally


underlying bill and dealing with the question of damages in post grant position are stories that only can be told by the gentleman from california


that information we called prior art and the existing patent process contains no avenue for third parties who may possess information about prior art to submit that to the patent examiner while the application is being


american people are inventors and our innovators are begging us not to pass this legislation foreign and domestic technology thieves are licking their chops let's not let the big guys beat down and smash the little guys which is what the purpose of this


section that ends the diversion of fees in the patent and trademark office absent compelling consideration would the chairman be amenable to working to keep that provision in conference reclaiming my time as that is a


i have never said quote labor supports this bill what i said was labor thinks a number of improvements have been made particularly in this manager's amendment there are other issues


the chairwoman of the congressional black caucus itself i failed to mention the name of carolyn cheeks kilpatrick congresswoman kilpatrick is the leader of the congressional black caucus and that's a tough job leading forty three diverse politicians


are ordered pursuant to clause eight of rule twenty and the chairs prior announcement further proceedings on this motion will be postponed


legislation included necessary provisions that recognize military service by allowing those called to service to serve on active duty including national guard and reservists to defer payments on their student loans not only while serving but for a period of time after leaving


recognize the importance of a higher education system that is accessible what this bill does is allow the secretary of education to accommodate the unique needs of our students soldiers so that higher education remains flexible and


percent of the people who are eligible for to day ever able to access to health benefit show is mentioned my friend from washington as i said earlier mr rangle


day they're still young volunteers enough the young volunteers from all over the country who come down and try to help people rebuild their lives about the only group that didn't try to help people south mississippi is the insurance


way i was ten miles inland that day in the windows in my brother's house flew in the insurance companies paid when claims in all eighty two counties of mississippi all the way to memphis tennessee but they're


over expanding the flood program to cover wind we were concerned that while this expansion may help some in areas in the united states were uncertain whether it would hinder some states like florida that tend to be exploited from the


but it's not an industry actuarial it only looks to historical claims data there's no risk modeling to look forward those who have laid claim to the fact that whether cycles are more severe damages are likely to escalate that is not data which is incorporated into the


own risk the amendment simply requires fema to take into consideration the impacts of global warming current and future when updating and maintaining flood insurance program rate maps the flood


impacts are not currently considered in the flood pennine map modernization effort my amendment will improve upon this mapping program by ensuring that fema is prepared to be two to make


this office would fight the battles for weary rain soaked families and businesses looking to rebuild increasing the flood insurance advocate our measure would help cut through the red


program like this that passes that could create a potentially liability in the trillions of dollars and that's my point there is never been a more expensive nor more massive creation a potential liability of the taxpayers than this legislation before the house today and that's my


year flood plains and i would like to just my amendment does on this we're getting the five hundred year flood plains and they're dealing with areas that would be flooded or could be flooded if a levee or dam fails but they do not require fiume at this time


those opposed know the opinion of the chair the nos haven't i asked her recorder about a reported vote is requested those in favor of a recorded vote will rise


county which provides free exams and immunizations to children up to six years old in one hundred seventy two dr spino started the render any needy child help program to provide medical care for abused children he then went on to create a level two


encouraged to see there are provisions within the bill recognizing the end impact that aviation industry has on the environment this bill establishes landmark new environmental provisions to reduce emissions in energy consumption i urge my colleagues to


nor would there be by next september and he didn't say which september point of that is the reason for the surge was promoted by the president and by general petraeus as creating the


rebuild and reform the federal flood insurance program for many americans owning assurance to protect against the flood is more valuable than coverage in case of fire that is because homes in a


continue to modernize our flood insurance program i'm pleased that the committee kept the amendment from last kepi amendment from last congress this fight insurance language to simply ask the fema utilize emerging weather forecasting


mean it now is there some carefully crafted clever little loophole by which we can explain the speaker's rules why there is no full amendment process and i'd be happy to yield to the gentle


than kuala lumpur's dramatic modern skyline dominated by the patrollers twin towers which are currently the second largest buildings in the world and a concert reminder of malaysia's bright future significant political transformations have a company


weapons grade material the estimate of the international atomic energy agency however may be too conservative iranian leader ahmed put the number of centrifuges at three thousand and said that the program


fiscal year two thousand and eight all points of warner against the conference report and against the its consideration our way become france report shall be considered as read gentlewoman from ohio


let me just cite a couple of examples first president bush said that and i quote iraq's national leaders are getting some things done such as sharing oil revenues with the provinces but according to the washington post the president's statement ignored the fact that u s officials have been


louisiana richard baker like these republican bills today's legislation would extend the current program providing both policyholders and insurers with the certainty needed for long term projects and


believe in the free market so firmly that they believe in it the way other people believe in unicorns they believe in it even when it does not exist there are people who oppose terrorism has concluded from the outset and continue to because they say to be got to the market


spending under this law as an emergency paygo is an important role that keeps congress fiscally responsible paygo however should not apply to all pieces of legislation is especially those bills that plan


in record time so that we could fuel america's energy needs at the federal level funds have been appropriated for assistance but they've been clearly slow to arrive because of bureaucracy and this is been an ongoing battle that we in congress have had to


ability to pressure their members into supporting a resolution stating that congress believes that two plus two equals five however that simply does not make it so and true in this same vein despite their protest


change and we've done so in a fiscally responsible way instituting pay as you go deficit reduction discipline one area where we've made real progress for the american people was by supporting the men and women who serve our nation in the armed forces


he was found the absconder was then arrested for failure to register as a known sex offender studies show that convicted sex offenders often remain dangerous and become or set of this once released from prison sex offenders are now being held accountable for failure to register


this issue twenty years ago that the future belongs to the nations that educated their children in mathematics and science china to the dictators way you will learn math and science india did it through


back question is will the house suspend the rules and pass


others but i want the most recent trips i actually met with father lee who was just sentenced to eight years in prison just sentence i also met with newman die and about sixty other human rights activists and religious


people of vietnam and even they were taken off in anticipation of this issue of going into the w t o many many promises in the eleven years that i have served in the


that think they know best about so many issues one of them was how to practice medicine in this instance it's what the level of appropriate exposure for a worker in this nation on be for diaster


this was done under court order this is an incredibly dangerous philosophy for workers nationwide who rely on the health and safety precautions that osha is charged with ensuring osha's obligation to protect these work is is certainly


a quick vote to get it done cannot be in the best interest of the city in addition we're still waiting on some information we're still waiting for feedback from the citizens survey which which i think is important


military brought them down there but they stay down


in motion the demise of the lakefront in holland as being the source of power generation you're really establishing that you're putting a date certain i mean the situation that we're looking at with the circulating food as bed unit would put another


which has been in existence probably since the one nine hundred eighty s or thereabouts and take the responsibilities of the our street committee which has been in existence since the early one nine


not have the same sorts of restrictions on the natural territorial growth of cities when these items are taken together the result is this cities are built out but cannot naturally grow through the addition of new territory and cities tax bases have been permanently reset after the great


two adopt the recreation civic center division co sponsorship policy as directed or in directed co sponsors as described in the report item fourteen five point two to approve an agreement with the syllabi dude utility track


two district brought to us for the from the planning commission we turn to fill myer the director of community neighborhood services for an introduction of this item tonight phil welcome


away is one hundred feet so half of that hundred is the fifty feet so up to fifty feet of that can be counted towards the required setback so they would in effect be able to put the building at the property line in this particular case and probably in


like michigan save there are other organizations mentioned in the report that are looking for partnerships one that i would mention is the premier organization in the united states working on combined heat and power district energy


we had another meeting today with local banks from america tala bank in the fifth third bank in the huntington bank and others talk about how they can be sources of capital to help do these community energy projects and


order in august two thousand and twelve calling for a doubling of combined heat and power out in america and naming it as a key energy strategy he has picked the he hasn't picked but the u s department of energy is putting resources


to be competitive for resources you need to partner with folks you need to put together compelling briefing materials you need to identify how you're going to put skin in the game in terms of matches and


single family and rental activities as well as tenant landlord improve work flow with responsibilities given the neighborhood functions one stop shopping in relation to human relations issues as well you would go to that one office and sue harder in


growing population of the elderly that is growing and they're getting into long term care facility and family members are really struggling you know because a lot of the work a lot of them work and so they're struggling how


it's not true blood is just a bowl of cherries it's not you know there are instances where we have a lot of good things happen to us and that's great and you know we thank god for that but there's a lot of stuff that's not nice and it's not pretty and it's difficult


authorized representative to sign documents pending approval as to form by the city attorney item fourteen a five to approve a twenty year wind power purchase agreement between m p p a and the holland board of public works for power generated at the b


delay the vacating of this was the possibility that he might want to look at that as an access point either for vehicles and that that idea went away fairly quickly and then possibly a pedestrian connection through that


of keeping bees not the least of which is their incredible efficiency to pollinate flowers and vegetables i would like to ask the ceiling for the city to take the necessary steps to remove the current ban on beekeeping and implement a sensible be friendly


every july first the past two years because of the savings that we've seen if we have not had to do that and will be able to do it again this year until i won so the rates to the customer will not change just that the source of the bill is


sides but throughout this process was successful months we create a fifty page document which all of you have with additional tasks in the back of that document to some of the key points the highlights that i think that are important for everyone to know


the way up to this there's been a lot of questions a lot of answers and i think we've got i knew we had the best product before but this just confirms it so congratulations and i'm glad we're able to put this


point one some gifts and and i we turn to you for that you know the city manager's office is pleased to report the following guests parks recreation and transportation department received donations


details associated there what i would just stop by saying that i want to thank greg robinson who pulled a lot of this together and all the city staff who helped many of whom are in the room and would defer at this point to greg if there's anything significant that you


that anything i might say he's going to you know certainly it's not going to change anyone's mind but the only thing my wife sarah and i want to just add in as we've read the articles over the past year or two with some interest in occasionally there


and i've seen it my whole life and maybe i'm the only one that gets the vast majority of people who have anything to say about honesty parking i think on the one they call


as we think about what outweighs what in terms of the balance it seems to me that some of the convenience issues that you know we heard great discussion tonight about you know i don't consider


be no game


purpose it says you formed me and covered me in my mother's womb think about that when you were in your mother's sack


kind of danger keep us we pray from all things hurtful to body your soul and grant us your pardon and peace so that being cleansed from all our sins we might serve you with quiet


hearts and minds and continue in the same manner until our life's and through jesus christ our savior and redeemer amen i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of


on our website later tonight walsall be on our p twenty one decision dot com website that will be available we are also as part of the discussion tonight asking for the council to support the engagement


and security or crime issues


going through that he's there with the yes and can you tell me what is a typical out in with the soccer ministry what takes place well what takes place is we set up we put


and also i have to compliment to make compliments to you because the late night show is over now so maybe you can take it over you look also like lemon


co pastor in this ministry then you have seen the you have seen the hand of god you have seen his love move even in on your own lives is there an experience that


liberty and justice for all


popular with the other residents about county as i've gone around to to discuss and listen to those but that would represent about a one point two billion dollars increase in funding for transportation if those are successful the governor in


speaking personally for me to be able to spend time with you watching you act watching you do your thing everything from being on the city manager search committee this last time to being incredibly involved in tulip time


because you're just that good some of the reporters have asked me some comments about your tenure here with the city and in general i don't remember precisely what i said but it was trying to get this point across every organization


simply in essence sold it to someone else with the potential to have a curb cut there and have traffic entering in which i don't think we really want to have and also we got that recommendation from our transportation professional staff


urgency to finding the missing had who will when he'll have to watch to find out


town township for those facilities that's problematic because it's different and unique from the other township franchises it also is problematic because


or quired in like town township a pilot payment a payment in lieu of taxes would have to be paid by the city to like town township based upon the township milledge existing at that time during the term


michigan people know that but this is this is one of the greatest opportunities for us to really clean and make a a long term in our environment i really feel


invent my very own fantastic scrubbing bubbles all purpose heavy duty power cleaner it is available at your local retailer get it for her now and she will never regret it


hopefully they can be able to get it more sooner than later because we're having folks rising food costs rising energy costs and also finding themselves in a situation where they can't even


the representative elect will raise his right hand do you solemnly swear or affirm that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic


that and has only seen fuel prices rise this speaker i really believe it's time for the house act it's time for the house to debate ideas for lowering prices and it's time for the democrats to reveal their promise plan


to vote just being a white male would not get you to vote but then we saw the jacksonian revolution in people without property could vote and then we saw the civil war come and then black men could vote and then we saw the ninety the minute men women could vote and then we saw the bearing


considering a concurrent resolution of the budget mr speaker


without whom this bill this farm bill would have never been completed his unwavering debt is haitians are saying this bill through to completion should be examples of us to us all and i am indeed grateful to his commitment especially in the face


rise today in strong support of the rule we are considering on the conference report h r twenty four nineteen the food conservation energy security act mr speaker this important conference agreement outlines the funding for our country's agricultural


mention about the rule it stifles debate i don't know of another example where of conference report has come to the floor particularly one of this magnitude where those who are opposed to a bill to the bill have not been given the opportunity to claim time in


to help almost eleven million people families with children seniors and people with disabilities yet the current administration is looking for ways to undermine the legislation the administration has argued against expanding eligibility by


something more than that it helps meet the growing needs associated with poverty rising food prices a diminishing the manufacturing base rising costs of living seventy five percent of this bill is


have the highest natural gas prices in the world for eight years and the margins increasing because we refuse to produce energy for america all of these other debates are going


safety standards and the testing and certification requirements are met all the new standards and increased enforcement in the world will not help parents and lest they also know about dangerous products we


future making the world more dangerous for a war based on lies why do we keep funding it support the troops by bringing them home and the war and the occupation close the bases bring the troops home


barney frank and so many others is designed to do avoid preventable foreclosures there is little question then after an historic housing boom in the first half of this decade we now are faced with the housing crisis foreclosure


acceptable to give up on a novel de sion because you're going to have a government by a out or a bailout and you're going to be able to cut your personal losses last weekend at a seminar in my district i


people that are doing what the best they can walk to the united states congress to do is to leave them alone and really start dressing the major issues that are important to the american people it's about not


jobs when we should be gaining them in which real wages have been pulled down and the single biggest cause of this recession is the sub prime crisis and it's reverberations this is a rare case of a micro economics factor causing


postpone questions will be taken after six thirty p m today


bar of the gentlewoman as she has any other speakers i have know as a speaker


democracy the resolution denounces the one sided totalitarian an illegal act by the junta to try to legitimize military rule through their unilaterally drafted constitution


congress i invited a young man richard cho a refugee from burma and a resident of my congressional district to sit as my guest here in the gallery of this house he sat and watched the state of the


i support this resolution and urge my colleagues to join me as well mrs speaker i was there the balance of my time the gentleman from california reserve the balance of her time the gentleman from texas mr


business act to assist small businesses and participation in federal procurement the predecessors to the small business administration can be traced back to world war two and efforts by president roosevelt and president truman in


the government oversight committee subsequently made several major changes to the bill that would harm small businesses he proposed several amendments to strike the harmful provisions


one that our colleagues on the other side of the aisle they ran on in the elections the promise to enact the nine eleven commission recommendations yet here they have an opportunity to follow through on their campaign promise but


as we raise up and respect our law enforcement officers let me applaud those who i speak to all the time as i travel to washington and we have a very effective aviation police force and i get an opportunity as i go


i was one of the eight hundred and seventy thousand sworn law enforcement officers that are on the job today just a couple of years ago until i came to this house i have to be honest and confess that i


the district of columbia council to establish the district of columbia public schools as a cabinet level agency under h r twenty eight of the mayor and the council will be held accountable for the


farm bill has undergone when we talk about the farm bill many believe that the congress is voting on a two hundred eighty eight billion dollars bill that goes directly to farmers the truth is that only seventeen percent of the farm bill ending is devoted to farm programs


here but where this is really a lost in leadership is i don't think the american taxpayer who is having a hard time making ends meet today who is stretching their paycheck really far with high gas and food prices like the idea that we're going to give


president i understand the fear my fellow farmers and ranchers in oklahoma have for the future of agriculture and at their request i will vote for this as we would say back home in oklahoma half a loaf


proposal was stripped out a two hundred fifty million dollars earmark it's as secured by the chairman of the senate finance committee the gentleman from montana this earmark incredibly enough is targeted for forest the house fish


require direct attribution of benefits we reform the dairy and sugar support programs we create revenue based countercyclical programs we have an we address the beneficial interest problem we reform the crop insurance


policy and conservation net energy policy act of two thousand and five however also requires suspect the secretary to times broach acquisitions in a manner that does not encourage excessive costs or


were significantly different than they are today and the size of the reserve the uses of the reserve are are at least subject to a real debate today and what we're getting is a


innovation and competition in passenger rail service additionally h r six thousand and three includes a plan to create public private partnerships to construct true high skilled royal


ended we must put pressure on the iraqi government to make political economical and diplomatic reforms so far these reforms that not been made and little progress been shown by the iraqi government mr speaker when we talk about the


people the commission found this has never been rectified for guam the review commission stated very clearly mr speaker this is our moral obligation so i urge today my colleagues to pass h


speak to all of my colleagues those that are in this chamber and you are not if you have a tribe that you think is trying to get around the bureau of indian affairs and you vote for this legislation you will have no standing whatsoever to oppose then you


what's wrong with all of this the state recognized tribes getting federal recognition in my state for instance i'd like all of my state legislators and my senators and my state representatives to hear what you just said because


denying members an opportunity to try to improve that legislation does not continue for much longer however i must commit i am more disbelieving with each restrictive inclose rule brought to this floor so with that mr speaker i urge my


cannot continue to do business like this we all know the problems that we've had with the appropriations process with the earmarking the scandals that have gone on the earmarking proper process is secretive enough it seems in the congress


resolution the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona i think the speaker i raise this point of order and realizing that it's a bit of a stretch the real the reason that we


expenses or charitable contributions it brings that down by at least a third maybe even a half under this legislation a farm couple can have farm income and non farm income totalling two


the budget resolution does not cause them to expire they were designed to expire written to expire when the are for the impasse at that particular time that was part of the provision in addition i make it clear again that budget resolution allows


changed my life it gave me back my voice made it so that i feel i can now care for my babies and do a good job i didn't have to say anything else


we put the salt in now because we're going to do to finish this is we're going to add some of this sunflower oil to it and you can also use grapeseed oil which is another very high burn oil


so they had to figure out how to shut that down because if i can bring my own steel and don't have to go through that track then i can monetize my product and my information so that is where the emotional i q states year because people stay in


to hold pete we're going to be so happy together


little thing my serving never learning to enjoy it because pete wanted so much big things p three allies ing the wife still likes to go out once in a while


gold was discovered in the rich hills of california


they know fairly well but life has in store for them because their culture has marked the way these cultures are vastly different from each other the kind of land in which the culture exists plays an important part in shaping


need reading and writing and calculus in order to be a great form you need to have instincts and hard work and on the one hand that the men and women the kids could help out you


done many programs we do focus on the same kind of things i do with the caregivers educational groups workshops we sponsor some of the evidence based programs like taking control of your health in a matter of balance


believes that a child is a person and entitled to respect and consideration catherine hard for another wife in our town believes a married woman is a person to katherine or modern with modern ideas about


i understand that god positions us in a way where even though you are dealing with something that can be overwhelming yes still can live and i revert back to thinking about the


so they'll be introducing themselves a little bit more fully in a moment so i'll try to restrain my desire to heap more specific praise on their heads for now panelists have graciously agreed to open the conversation


la here one might mention elfriede jelinek coruscating writings about everyday alienated everyday life working class life working class culture is as much a product of the culture industry as any other


revolution will be made and the name of bread of course but also in the name of fresh air and poetry which comes to the same thing and cabral to ride and natural liberation and culture that the study of the history of national liberation struggles shows that generally


not canonic even though it's the only one about my hometown it's one of only three about the steel industry ever written there so you know that actually might be more useful tradition to look at in some


isn't there like a game show where you can call like a lifeline if i could call my boyfriend he can explain it right now really well but i think there's something to the fact that he's from krypton he's from another planet and he comes to save the world but because these because


insurance companies and the federal government have become aware of these phenomenon and you're seeing the increased risk today the risk of tomorrow reflected today in your insurance bills i had one constituent back in my district in massachusetts


in all over in so many ways i want to go back just for a second when you were talking about things that we could do to build up our coastal sure compared to what the dead already done you know when


thousand an individual was twenty five or thirty thousand that's going up to one hundred thousand what we're going to do again is we're going to keep residents here because pennsylvania and new york the first places they go to the taxes there were much more


and then i have here like this list and i will go through it real quickly of sort of everyone's dream and misconception about this problem like mainstream liberal policymakers there is no market based solution for this problem there just is not anyone who tells you there's


i am like sort of like two questions they're sort of connected the first question is what is the left or response to obviously the ecological crisis it's going to cause a huge existential crisis


analysis the the the basis of that is always charting so tell me a little about how you started out charting how you became so passionate about it and what was it by that that made you make this your lifelong commitment


but you know when you step back and look at a really long term trend like this you can start to pick up some afternoons and some of those patterns are late that these long periods of roles that the market goes through separated by these long periods of let's call it


say that the boobie stone here is one of the popular one of the largest and will be and we can see i hope the cameras breaking if your tables you grow enough they grow everything on the table everything on the table


joan is the one of the leaders of north holland sheesh i've known her for fifty years more than that right joan what makes you come to the market


tied in as disenfranchised partners yeah exactly and i think it's really important for us to recognize that because if you have a little cellphone with a sim card and no contract and no access to internet or


you know in each of those areas and how can they connect their passion what they're good at with what with one of those areas so so i'm not planing the only right into internships per se


yes they're great yeah how much fun did you have today on a scale from one to ten super awesome what did you make today do you make anything or you just drawn with chalk put it you made plants what kind of


beginning farmers and ranchers get off the ground there are real opportunities for people to get a start in farming these days especially in growing areas like organic farming and renewable energy but as you know beginning farmers also faced some significant


college so but i did continue to make cheese and we also sold that in two thousand and six and i decided to turn the other leaf which was to really drew see


again this guy that this was ten years later this got us into a lot of different other markets because my main market was the portuguese market and this got me into the american market


well it's a it's a beautiful farm and we're so grateful that you had us out here and if you come to the st paul farmer's market you can meet london and her family and try some of their grass fed


me exists before i am born and continues after i die all that is experiencing its own creation i


in the night beauty and in the night beauty is on the wall over here with the window and here is the poem at star midnight moonlight shines through


my eyes cradled in their sockets i see the waning quarter moon in verse of the mountains shape crystal crescent taped to the sky with a strip of transparent clouds


beyond the night beauty are the seekers questions why am i for what purpose am i of the timeless or a microcosm inside whirling galaxies


and don't forget they're all that and your regular store sales meetings you also have a swell chance to pick up a useful selling fax but these facts this product information can be


hundred forty four near the lake that bears his name today he was followed by so many other french canadians that in eight hundred fifty eight when minnesota became a state and townships were being organized the area north of st paul


and again we can get to more of them later but things like an up or down vote on presidential appointments as as you may know hundreds of thousands of jobs in the federal government clued in the judiciary and the treasury having a meltdown


that they have to have a reason and now i mean really it because that's i mean that's the way it is now it's like the threat of a filibuster creates this enormous chaos so the idea is that if you did if you are really going to filibuster then you've got to actually take the floor


the spectrum then we go with it that's that's that's that's the exact purpose of no labels is to get in a room and forcefully articulate our ideas but at the end of the day we say we've got to move on and if


right here at the farmer's market each saturday morning chef series invades the farmers market area chefs are invited to demonstrate how to use fresh seasonal and locally grown ingredients to help prepare a simple meal straight from the market today


wedding and that they loved you and that you were to the mazing chefs and it was really fun and i get so attached to people because when you work on a wedding you know you spend a lot of time together and then when i see the bride going down the aisle i get all choked up


we received a grant for phase two which was this portion of northeast portion of the mall you know also a portion of our fees for funding for a total of one point one million dollars so that's great marcy's the clean water specialist with


fire departments my allusion is that it created very strong roots in maplewood and describe suburban community life there is a new display


system so for instance if a congressional district is selected this does not correspond with the zip code that also put in there there's a bong that goes off somewhere and and the recipient is asked


resources for the state has impacted their ability to report on the sub recipients their inability to have the spectre's generals or other auditing facilities sarah i think it creates an enormous challenge for the state and i'll give you the example i went out


data and what was the other one non compliance ok the other one is it was reported noncompliance ten percent of the recipients did not even report is that correct we're


city of mattered last year giving rise to the proposal the president sent to congress to address the cost border narcotics and the violent problems that the drug trade spawns the merit initiative represents the u s part of a


law under current law the upfront f h a premium is capped at two point two five percent and point five five percent annually for all bars we decided to take the advice and


chairman it would be wonderful to have have it included the federal the f h a was created as you know in order to extend the american dream to more americans and protect the financial institutions making mortgages and stimulate the home building industry the mortgage industry is made


that that extra revenue that is gained will cover the expenses always not just my contention it is built into the bill and bill is so written so that in fact it will be the additional revenue


we can get a more understandable version without trying to go into the conversations between the president and the attorney general or anybody else and so i


greater or more urgent responsibility then to enact long term commonsense legislation to modernize fice and ensure that our nation is safe from future attacks our national security relies on


subcommittee of this committee week or so ago you now quote from the testimony given by glenn fine he says that we believe the f b i has evidence to a commitment to correcting these problems we found in our first report on national security letters and


paid on time and there were five instances going back to two thousand and two in which apparently where we had an interception it was for a period of time disrupted until the bill of been paid we've focused


in the immigration subcommittee with the department of homeland security on this issue and they are reporting that although in a ninety day period for


to the giants stadium or they took it from memphis to arkansas wouldn't be helpful again it's something i'd have to look at i thought my head i realized to think about it before i rendered opinion on that as well thank you for that with the gentleman from tennessee you


that not not all the verdicts many of the i'm not i understood it was hung i'm not certain that i am familiar with the break down the jury on a bigger dick than that but i don't want to get stuck in the weeds on the point the fact is twelve americans sat in judgment of this


problem that you reported in years to to six which are accurate and perhaps with this problem of how people that are brought into our custody custody are


despite all of this we recognize that there is need to take additional steps among them was the need to strengthen the suicide prevention process the reality is that since two thousand and three suicides of accounted for eighteen percent of the seventy four deaths


immigrant justice center which is led since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight and i jaycee serves approximately eight thousand asylum seekers trafficking victims unaccompanied immigrant children detained adults and other low income in immigrants each year drawing


with a major in political science from cal poly in san luis obispo each of your written statements will be made a part of the record in its entirety we're going to ask you to


him this was like six six seven months in there i tried the best i could to get help for i say as our immigration lawyer made request to the h s to release isaiah's i called the


individual cases for representation in the thousands of detention cases that the national mint justice center has handled during the past ten years we have witnessed a constant stream of complaints about the


loan program will ensure that students and parents have a stable and reliable source of funding for student loans blowers will continue to benefit from private sector customer service only this will be


argument that is that is put out is that we are taking away student choice and i and again i would suggest that that argument needs to be very carefully assessed and i don't want to pretend that my


education that report should have been received by now it has not been and we have been working with the department of education we contacted them got no response we just received need some additional funds to do


an amendment offered by mr castle of delaware general has recognized for five minutes to explain his amendment thank you mr chairman my memon actually is apollo up to what i spoke about a couple of hours ago on the substitute and that's the whole concept of what we're


at these high levels i think we're now at the highest level we've ever been at and that's a goal on both sides of the aisle to to to to continue that trend to get to as you point out the many people believe this


severely and adversely impacted students are by the continuation of this policy and i would hope that we would do that the second point that i would make is the bill the underlying bill has several different sections


pardon reporting eastern long island sound as well as facilities in westchester county and also some of the facilities in new york city where those funds were targeted


lobster institute of our on the advisory panel and because we monitor unfortunately we didn't receive the funding in time but this is this has an educational component i mean we have the kids on the boat and this is where education begins you want to educate


judiciary committee will take up in a bipartisan way the issue of the content issues at a later date i do recall our colleague mr wolf complaining very bitterly on i think properly


these special protections that may help them store sensitive security information on a laptop thumb drive or other electronics these amendments provide important national security and community safety protections it is essential that this bill not reduce authority or limit department of homeland security


very much madam chair and thank you for your leadership as well in particular i want to thank you for the modifications i was going to offer a perfecting amendment on mr


disturbs me in this bill and i want to thank the sponsors i've done a great job is that we have to wait eighteen months for a report and i i i think that we've been left in the dark about


spouse as one of the most attractive and beneficial features of the incentive plan g m cashed in on all the benefits of promising retiree health care instead of paying a higher wage only to read nag on the obligation and cash in once again by


to dump everyone else under the bus over exactly five however if you examine the construct of the rule or any other verbal or written agreement you'll find there are absolutely no guarantees for anyone under age sixty five


one goal while balancing incentives for innovation the field of biotechnology is the future of medicine we're just beginning to scratch the surface of the potential to harness the extraordinary power of biology and the


market immediately or as little as seven years after our drugs if we can break even we cannot invest the second difference is how patents work in the system as compared to the generic by logical system the difference is


understand the one critical assumption is that their cost of entry would be very very high and that is much higher than generic drugs small molecules and that they that they would have to make that return back and this was in part based on the idea that they


cabernet then you probably know about some of my concerns and i think that that the scientific issues are important given that significantly greater degrees of complexity for the products that we're talking


that's an excellent point i actually chair a local succession planning committee and we have not done that although we've discussed that what we have done we've done some research and we found that many v a employees and nurses in particular are vulnerable to leave the system


in my opinion and i had dinner last night with an old friend of mine from northern nevada who is a vietnam vet known him since we were high school different parts of the state


distinction the fact the matter is that there are a host of changes it happened within the nervous system endocrine system even the immune system as a result of stress traumatic


troops have been are will be affected by their wartime experiences to be sure there have been attempts by the military services to address combat stress it deployment through cognitive awareness programs as colonel


that should there be difficulties readjusting reintegrating people will know what to look for what to expect as dr hogue emphasized the expectation is that most


has made by this congress that we're going to actually manage our force in a healthy way and i might add the healthy forest process is small and should be expanded i hope this committee will take that up in the future but i


laid on the table the final order of business is consideration of the ten measures are referenced earlier under unanimous consent does any member seek recognition prior to the consideration of these ten major


hi i'm carolyn and i'm carol and i teach high school theater and i teach high school english and when we're not teaching and putting on our own shows we often go out to lots of shows yes and this week we saw a disaster the


in my nesting and then i flow in the expansion is really fun


don't she doesn't have time for a dog dogs are work there are a lot of i don't think they're more work sometimes them children well sylvia certainly was she was got more work than yet ultra i do i did like the parts though when


even though you increase the word the letter count right we still aren't really in all of it because we're accustomed to to send it right it is like something that you can see scorsese like is you've got to know how to market say every


in the say the positive is in the same row as a negative in the y l e d so i'm kind of extending the the circuit itself so when i move this blue over to seven nothing happens


last year for governor of any state voting forgot it's critical action only thirty five percent of new jersey registered voters bother to go out and vote for governor and he is signing


is a learning experience so we take this which is story and we want to close this up and if you look at if you look at it it's symmetrical right the two pieces on well fairly self i mean there are some little


stand and the test of time and all the challenges that can possibly arise though they are very numerous and we have jim cullum who's an author of the book let me show you how i love you jim brings the wisdom of having interviewed over seven


to push away and deny people you know part of their culture just to make an improvement generally didn't feel right but don't change my culture right don't try to change my neighborhood i won't go to your neighborhood and change it right


you have these things like when lily says to her do you know can you can you loan me a can you give me a cigarette and you know there are all these rules in the house you can't smoke you can't drink you can't have sex like there are because father divine says you can't do all these things


i think i have my head probably ok so we have three gears and we have these and these are actually just going to be spoiler space in between


i wanted to be life you're not cheap and i said maybe i have to pursue a degree in mathematics then i had a situation where i was in high school where my math teacher challenged me and he said he didn't think i could be as


volunteer work and that you need to have expect who collectively it is that you should do a sport on all those things you know take a p classes and those things you know because of your you know we're very lucky to be in these schools that have that information for you and some of


drama we are we go around and see productions in our local area and we recently had the opportunity to see the savannah sipping company at the south camden theatre company in camden new jersey


sometimes is a little small and i have some problems but hopefully this isn't one of those times so we're going to push this said and these two here i remember this is the six out they actually attach to the


get educated about the kind of bills that are in place that are getting pushed for right now like one of the major things that we're fighting for is the clean dream act but there's a couple other bills on the table and i also feel like i need to learn more about this because i was we don't know all of


heard of it frankly before doing this show well it's interesting i mean it is a traditional american folk dance which most americans have never heard of it is once you discover it you find that it's just as a it's in every state in the


hi everyone welcome to construct and dan and we're going to start today to talk about gears a little bit more detail and we've built several things using gear and i probably have talked about gears and i'm using the nice kit


are i recommend you a lot to an exchange because you're going to improve a lot during the and you're going to be really happy of stay were you aware


i so far i like the apple cider that are going better because you actually could hear the song


eight eight or so we really didn't hear that much with point eight four so again that's another thing you're doing with your kids you can just and i these are such great ways to test out that i wish


community because it is now you that is just coming more first but it will be here any minute and we're going to be hearing more from mimi and mr i'm sure we will and what a treat you


it's actually energy in motion once you start moving this around so it's a good thing to use for then that's what i use it for it's fun it's a nice build a sample there's no batteries and


do a little differently ok i don't do a good job i think the first one idea was that i do it again


tolerance for my understanding is just if you intake there you have problems in your stomach which isn't as bad as dying so yeah has there ever been experience where people


with so you know when you're doing this is you know we do the right the left the lucy and that is such a nice way of teaching which way to screw it in for your kids so i did that one


understand how different worlds of play fighting work other than the real sport of wrestling which i was a second u s navy have been second place in the keystone state games and i was a district champion i place in regionals and stuff like that i was a strong amateur wrestler back in the day and i know how the


if the idea of professional wrestling is that you believe a fight like that the idea of why are we taking it in a direction that's less and less and less and less believable so after training that kid that way and that kid pretty much said your way is wrong


done for women that are in the projects so i know the importance of that you know it was so it's a i have a passion for that to educate if they have they need that and it's not always just the kids that anyone is you know so right because


used to we can't talk you didn't hear what we just said you can't see us but we're here bit by bit we're building up to steal those seasons you hold so dear some people


how can the planet be lost in translation from oil to auto from auto to air from air to heat from heats ice from ice to water to water water water where


music and they actually got so big in germany that they they branched off a couple of side projects and though the one side project of theirs that's most famous is called qantas sport on us and what they do is they play the


every decision that you make in life then is sub consciously tainted with this this feeling of that you are less than your last them because you don't have the married life and the two point two kids and you


got something else going on in your life that is extremely emotional that you can't come out and express it you carry it with you and you carry it through with you in your life and i'm my point is that


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coins to buy apparels workout gear exercise classes or you can even donate them to charities so this is especially great if you're someone who likes to run outside for those folks who love to walk or run in the gym in the treadmill it won't work for


and for more information for our last one is the emerged new jersey so what is immersion in jersey so immersion jersey is changing the face of new jersey politics so to identify they train and encourage women to run for


to that soccer i just don't think that's in you know no no no no no that's why i hope it will bother you every time you come i'm like oh my god to make this guy you know he wouldn't do it we didn't want to do what we just heard him say yeah you know i hope we get something out of it you know and i feel bad i can't always


a mama like that one shot out of topic eyes and i know i have something that i can do with it i love doing this come on you guys are fun the military i was denied from the military you know


some of the the song writers from the thirty's and forty's were continuing to write they were getting old and they just had to make some money and they had they tried to keep writing this one was written in one thousand nine hundred sixty two by johnny mercer so it's


everybody's welcome center everybody feels welcome and we want them to because they're spending money we want to not just a company show have an experience all get to know us and it's not just a horror con we also you know it's a pop culture of that there's no say comic con element to it there's


i never heard of this so sunday nights at midnight we start february twenty eighth i believe is our rare time we'll do eight episodes until march and then we get renewed and we shoot in the summer time if anyone's ever interesting coming on the show


boxes out and garage you know but as an even handed there's a seventy three buick still buried in there somewhere i mean he had all


i found the answers to the question i tried so hard demand


it was inspired by just seeing all the different people getting on and off the subway every day and this song is for them i guess in a way and i just realized that you know we're all we're all the same we may


ways and means has gotten to to to make this decision and one of the things that's in there is a summary sheet a crib sheet of what they're considering if you go to the bill and look you know read the twenty pages


you can you know the other they're all out there now i will admit that sometimes you know it's not like that they have cross links to these all the time but it's fairly the i mean you can figure it out you might take two tries on looking at a


fundamental things of how much disagreement there is there's also discriminate on the administrative savings because they're talking now about if we one system but if you have medicare it will be a secondary insurance and if you


would officially call the regional education districts at red red so one of the sayings is that chicken east is doing it or at least studying


movement what i found was that that it got even bigger and better and brighter for me that the more and more i encourage other people to do this the more and more i found my own encouragement and


up you know everything became technicolor again and and yet that that began my inner duction to working with teams in the community yeah now through pass along so


controlled every aspect of her life so her personal relationships have been eroded she's no longer in contact with her siblings and her family and she has been living on a you know twenty dollar a week allowance and maybe not because there's no physical


their culture whether it be as a full time person or a consultant what did i find out that i always did best when i was aligned with leaders that had the same thought process philosophy as myself but whole


organizations to create their own mentor ship program i will absolutely and that is one thing of argument to women we ask all the time about this and they say i don't want to go to another class and i don't want to learn anything else i want to be able to do something i come back from these


retention and all kinds of things so i made it my life's work to really understand how substances not only substances and i say substances i mean food but emotions how all of this plays a role in the body because you know some of


immediately immediately obvious as to why it would be things like the risk of fractures hate her in life and as i relate what happened when you were three years old you know those kind of things but it is saw this radiation with all sorts of diseases heart


in the obstetrics offices to get parenting classes i want to get the school nurses hooked up with the blueprint for health in the community health team and get the school nurses trained in a program that we have here in vermont called the remark family based


information and you know that's why people are i think wildly unhappy sometimes yeah they're not making the decision they're letting too much in you know and then coming from an indian household is probably a factor of two because what my mom especially we always


to year they were noticing very little increases in their in their rates for for for their group and all of a sudden after about i don't know five seven years or


same whether it's middle school high school college or not it's what it's always amazing is you know working with middle school students is incredibly rewarding incredibly difficult it's that stage of life we're


organization is having so a lot of times appearing on the size of the group whether it's fifty or five hundred is going to determine whether i'm going in there running workshops where they can play one on one with each other right or if i'm just going to go through


fewer hours that people have at their jobs about jobs that are being converted into part time with no health benefits all of those are part of the family out of minn sure and what has happened is now minutes sort of course had a fabulous program


processes so let's hope that that you know we've got a really open process where cities permit holders in are going to be able to have their say because yes we do need to be much more accessible


taken a little different approaches here because we were responsible for the bill that restructured mental health care for maters including what


and i were talking about right so i've done a lot of investing in a lot of rental properties of owned a lot over my course and i was telling you i always business wise looked at homes that i was going to either


third leading cause of suicide in our country so it's it's major grantly part of our identity part of our danity who we are you know what how we show up to the world how what we contribute to the world to our families


one of the stories so people who really struggled went through those difficult times were really hard rock bottom right you know some people were on the verge of foreclosure for closure on their homes some people were


do working directly for them sure and so you know my whole career has been about how can i get to a place in a mare i'm starting to give back i'm starting to do some charity events how can i get to a place where i can be that person to come in and really help these


it's a positive thing with a very positive result right that can often be translated into dollars and cents yeah yeah i mean we were talking about you know the younger generation coming into the market what's important to them it is


trying to do as an organization not just big picture but this year to support and that resides itself in what is the shraddha g that we really need to be focused on in order to make that happen and then what is the capability we need in order to make that happen and that's not just people that's people


differently than they were today people going in and out of organizations is going to be more the norm than it ever has been before we know now that it's at least thirty or forty percent of the population is working in a freelance or


they have our fast internet which i love ok and their houses are stick really nice so i and i think you just got really long because i was waiting for my parents to come so they could see the kids yeah so just it was a month or two true long


can't be unwilling to understand other sides though you know i can't be unwilling to see the bigger picture we're going to like because then i say that i'm the only right one right if i'm unwilling then i'm the right one you know


remembers actually rescuing he was working street crimes at the time about thirteen years ago so he was working on a crack house in minneapolis went in went down to the basement that was locked and found


fifteen years old no driver's license no bank account no way to get home this want to call mom because moms and she took she was in prostitution for years before a trick a john commercial sex abuser


he's he's a guy that you know when when he's not in the lineup they have a lot of trouble winning without and i would say he's probably the best player on the team is next question


you know we would probably all have different opinions about things will end up i am of the opinion that we will not end up at seven cents that it will be somewhat lower and based a little bit on the


radical changes sometimes have other consequences and so a couple years ago there was the bill passed to sort of entice schools to consolidate and and allow local control to the side but give a few more carrots


education is meeting with the chair of finance but it's but it's also it's a challenge that the chair of education right now is not a member of the county is very focused on a particular issue which is public


doctor i liked it that's what i told one of my set so you rather support your your convenience store over your doctor i mean the last line we heard was who are you going to trust your doctor dr


so and you know that so there are times when the sergeant at arms office gets so many call on certain topics they will take one of the little note pads and write that


just get disbanded and she said you know i'm not going to lose my job because i have enough seniority to take another job but yet you know somebody else well right


have you know we have we have bluegrass hoglan gundy they're based out of colorado and we have we have to wait in the call they're very like rhythm and blues


so typically though as long as i've been in anyway all the bills that have been in the hopper have that they have waited to get those passed but you know there there are times


know they had it some other amendment to it was unrelated to this so so here's another situation like we talked to earlier about the immunization where we if if it


in you know on the cost side you know one of the truisms that list this thing the seven weeks of testimony about this is that it probably doesn't make sense for any small business to be buying either inside


committee i'm on human services early in the session there was a lot of interest well there's still one interest and the the state has made mistakes in


now ten ten his very slightly above where would be other anyway you know it really doesn't represent a substantial increase in the third year or so one year and i think in this case in over three years you would find that yeah


wasn't sanctioned for doing this for having this so anyway it it's just you know it's one of these things that just makes absolutely no sense so what do you do one of the things you do is you ask the


baseball babe ruth played baseball you know babe ruth is it was an interesting character because he started out in major league baseball as a pitcher and was a very good pitcher early on in his career who you know they found out he could hit very well he played about i want


flow of information and so complex a web of communication that keeps them part and holds them together


of it is a new super intelligent species that we've created called artificial intelligence so our world is sort of dividing down these two


trounced them and while the the implications of this my seem innocuous at first think about the linguistic capabilities to answer those kind of questions correctly so not just the knowledge


how but actually while you're doing it you'll get the why you'll get the story you'll get both and that too for makes for really exceptional learning content tell somebody what their values are tell them why they answer the phone the way that they do and


rails and it's not immediately adjacent to the rail at all it would get a five in this category also in transportation we have come to the to destinations whether the resources business is a man these


complexity well the simplicity in this complexity if you backed into the caught up with the bright lights on as we have here and asked me what i mean complexity i'd have to say something like a state of intricacy complication


of people are expected according to united nations to live in cities the greatest human migration is under way now a million people on average are flocking to the cities per week is the tremendous movement of people towards cities


over the generations and we often think of this is being a source of evolutionary progress but it also turns out it allows it allows organisms to not fall


sense of we need to personalized medicine and it's within our capacity certainly in the in the future but what an exciting prospect this time i'm glad we got to meet you before you get the


is broken i have five minutes to get the paper to him and so i roll over to the stairs i put the paper in between my teeth and i crawl up every single one of the stairs and that was when i realized i don't just have to accept this transition i actually have to love all of them


growing up as an athlete if you're a little cross athlete your identity i'd have to imagine all the way up until the accident your identity was look wrong's everybody knew you as a low cross player once the accident


problem tonight dr beckwith was a member of the ethics committee of the human genome project in the one nine hundred eighty s and since one nine hundred eighty three he's taught a course called social issues in biology at


there's no genetic effects on people's behavior but i think there are blanket kind of conclusions that were made by the field of behavior genetics about the overall intelligence and in