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gente de sudamÉrica pasa por aquÍ y uniendo un poco esos dos estilos, para mi perfecto para una academiasentonÉ, pese al rigor de entrenamiento no pude olvidar mi trabajo de reportera. >> quiÉn piensas que va a ganar en la copa mundial ? >> espaÑa. >> argentina. >> sudÁfrica! >> mÉxico. >> cuando me tocÓ, creo que me lucÍ. pero en el momento en que me sentÍa realizada o cuando di de cabeza al estilo brown. >> ya quisiera tener el estilo de bravo. despuÉs de esta agotadora jornada y la valiosa colaboraciÓn de mi equipo. ahora me siento entrenada para un golazo informativo para el mundial. les esperamos nuevamente maÑana. espero que tenga buena noche. >> para estar al tanto del acontecer mundial, los hispanos sintonizan noticias univisiÓn.
gente de sudamÉrica pasa por aquÍ y uniendo un poco esos dos estilos, para mi perfecto para una academiasentonÉ, pese al rigor de entrenamiento no pude olvidar mi trabajo de reportera. >> quiÉn piensas que va a ganar en la copa mundial ? >> espaÑa. >> argentina. >> sudÁfrica! >> mÉxico. >> cuando me tocÓ, creo que me lucÍ. pero en el momento en que me sentÍa realizada o cuando di de cabeza al estilo brown. >> ya quisiera tener el estilo de...
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wasn't it a kind of individualistic apprenticeship rather than academia? >> yeah, very much so. dr. william douglas was the only university educated.there and he had studied in europe before coming over to what he thought was a very provincial backwater boston and really frowned upon the people. he and another suffered from the same disease of vanity i think. so did a lot of people in this debate. they were apprentices, they read, that classical tax and there was medicine that was handed down and they use all of this two-part despair medicine. and again, let people and he was very interesting to see just how much the women of boston who hadn't even apprenticed her back at the same medical knowledge of the doctors. i mean, this was basically common wisdom at the time. but yes, you're absolutely right. and neither had studied medicine at harvard as a set set out of a collection of her thousand books. and there was a long tradition in new england of these physician ministers who would be at the service of their flock not only spiritually, but also medically. and so douglas does attack
wasn't it a kind of individualistic apprenticeship rather than academia? >> yeah, very much so. dr. william douglas was the only university educated.there and he had studied in europe before coming over to what he thought was a very provincial backwater boston and really frowned upon the people. he and another suffered from the same disease of vanity i think. so did a lot of people in this debate. they were apprentices, they read, that classical tax and there was medicine that was handed...
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, sperling, a cambridge university-educated humanities professor, turned his back on traditional academia and moved to phoenix, arizona. he believed he could mass produce education and run his school more like a corporation than a university. now, his school is everywhere-- the university of phoenix. it's one of the largest universities in the world, enrolling close to half a million students, more than the entire university of california system and all the ivy league schools combined. i traveled here knowing that the university of phoenix is wary of the media. but they had agreed to some interviews. then, at the last minute, they backed out and gave no explanation. instead, i spoke to former phoenix executives. >> it was not by accident that this university developed in the southwest and the west. that's where people go to reinvent themselves. and that's where john reinvented the university. >> smith: why did the university need to be reinvented? what's wrong with the way that universities were running up until the time that john sperling came along with phoenix? >> john saw the constrai
, sperling, a cambridge university-educated humanities professor, turned his back on traditional academia and moved to phoenix, arizona. he believed he could mass produce education and run his school more like a corporation than a university. now, his school is everywhere-- the university of phoenix. it's one of the largest universities in the world, enrolling close to half a million students, more than the entire university of california system and all the ivy league schools combined. i...
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madrugada del domingo a causa de un infarto, el dominicanojugÓ para cinco equipos de vida fundado una academia tal, les saluda edna schmidt.en colombia, a una semana de las elecciones presidenciales, una nueva encuesta revela que el candidato independiente, antanas mockus sostiene un empate Écnico con el oficialista, juan manuel santos.le diremos que dicen los expertos a los que están tratando de vender una vivienda y quieren obtener el justo valory como ha reaccionado el mundo deportivo en buenos aires, ante el anuncio de maradona de no convocar a figuras claves en la selección que jugará el mundial sudafrica 2010.más esta tarde. >> hacerse esos 12 en la tierra de oportunidades muchos emigrantes desde el paÍs es el sueÑo americano. >> los que han venido don hecho para obtener el Éxito lograr su sueÑo sudafricano. carlos llegÓ hace 40 aÑos como futbolista profesional por el lugar en argentina, se estableciÓ en johannesburgo cumplido lo fluyÓ. >> llevÓ 37 aÑos de casado. >> es un exitoso empresario. >> a kilogramos del comitÉ organizador de la fifa en sudÁfrica. >> tuviste tropiezos? >> nunca h
madrugada del domingo a causa de un infarto, el dominicanojugÓ para cinco equipos de vida fundado una academia tal, les saluda edna schmidt.en colombia, a una semana de las elecciones presidenciales, una nueva encuesta revela que el candidato independiente, antanas mockus sostiene un empate Écnico con el oficialista, juan manuel santos.le diremos que dicen los expertos a los que están tratando de vender una vivienda y quieren obtener el justo valory como ha reaccionado el mundo deportivo en...
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review and it is going to be given rigorous oversight and attention by the federal government and by academia so we can have a very, very accurate estimate of what the flow rate was emiting from the well. >> sreenivasan: meanwhile, heavy goo kept coming ashore, forcing grand isle, louisiana, to close its public beach. some local officials complained the federal government should take over the spill and push b.p. aside. in iraq, a car bomb killed 23 people and wounded more than 50 in a shiite town north of baghdad. the blast shattered part of an open-air market crowded with shoppers. many of the victims were sitting in a cafe in the center of the market. secretary of state hillary clinton arrived in asia today, with a warning to north korea. at her first stop in japan, she said there's "overwhelming" evidence the north torpedoed a south korean warship in march, killing 46 sailors. clinton called for making it clear there will be consequences. she did not say what they might be. president obama has begun the process of finding a new director of national intelligence. aides said today he's spoke
review and it is going to be given rigorous oversight and attention by the federal government and by academia so we can have a very, very accurate estimate of what the flow rate was emiting from the well. >> sreenivasan: meanwhile, heavy goo kept coming ashore, forcing grand isle, louisiana, to close its public beach. some local officials complained the federal government should take over the spill and push b.p. aside. in iraq, a car bomb killed 23 people and wounded more than 50 in a...
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i will be going back to academia. i will not argue against anything i have defended. it is an interesting and important question and i will look into it. >> thank you very much. mr. perrelli, i am pleased to have decided to return to the department of justice. i want to follow up on the state secrets document issue. i didn't -- i have been concerned by the invocation of those. courts tend to be very deferential to these privilege claims. there is an opportunity for abuse. yesterday, there was a press report that the department of justice has told u.s. court of appeals for the ninth circuit that it will continue to assert its state secret privilege against five men who cling to be the victims of rendition -- to claimed to be the victims of rendition. -- who claimed to be the victims of rendition. justice department to ensure the privilege is not invoked to hide from the american people information about the government's action that they have a right to know. this administration will be open and transparent with our national security obligations. i am glad to hear this
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i think it's clearly academia has swung way, way, way , over to the left and they're not presenting history right in the universitys. >> sreenivasan: that's "need to know", airing on many pbs stations later tonight. and don't forget, you can find our program online at newshour.pbs.org. jeff. >> brown: and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm jeffrey brown. >> lehrer: and i'm jim lehrer. "washington week" can be seen later this evening on most pbs stations. we'll see you online, and again here monday evening. have a nice weekend. thank you and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org
i think it's clearly academia has swung way, way, way , over to the left and they're not presenting history right in the universitys. >> sreenivasan: that's "need to know", airing on many pbs stations later tonight. and don't forget, you can find our program online at newshour.pbs.org. jeff. >> brown: and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm jeffrey brown. >> lehrer: and i'm jim lehrer. "washington week" can be seen later this evening on most pbs stations....
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. >> wasn't it a kind of individualistic come -- come prenticeship rather than academia. >> absolutely. he sighted in europe on the back water often and really frowned upon the people. he suffered from the same disease. so did a lot of people in this debate. yes, they apprentice. they read the classical text. and there was folk medicine that was handed down. and they uses all of this to practice their medicine. and again let people encourage them and it was very interesting to see how the women of boston had the same medical knowledge. there was, you know, basically common wisdom at the time. you are absolutely right. mather had studied medicine at harvard, as i said had a collection of 3,000 books. there was a long tradition in new england of these physician ministers who would be at the service of their flock not only spiritually, but medically. douglas does attack mather for meddling in this during the whole thing. the simple fact they had a long tradition. he's not out of the mainstream. as far as the medical knowledge, it's highly advanced. he knows as much if not even more than w
. >> wasn't it a kind of individualistic come -- come prenticeship rather than academia. >> absolutely. he sighted in europe on the back water often and really frowned upon the people. he suffered from the same disease. so did a lot of people in this debate. yes, they apprentice. they read the classical text. and there was folk medicine that was handed down. and they uses all of this to practice their medicine. and again let people encourage them and it was very interesting to see...
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fortunately, he is in academia, as most of the chairman of the conference have in the past been and i think you will be able to identify them readily enough. as to particular subjects, that is frankly the hardest job of the chairman. what is the study that really needs doing? i agree with justice breyer that one of the areas focused on, that is always focused on, is role making, especially since the courts manner of reviewing rulemaking has a seemingly changed in recent years. i am not sanguine as justice breyer is that we are going to learn much from foreign countries. i have no antagonism toward studying the best around the world, but i used to teach comparative law. frankly, i do not think administrative law is an area where we have much to learn as opposed to teach, because i think we probably have, and you would agree, would you not, justice breyer, the most open and efficient system of administrative law in the world? i do not know any country that -- many of them do not have a basic rule making system of the sort that we do. other device for the chairman. -- advice for the chai
fortunately, he is in academia, as most of the chairman of the conference have in the past been and i think you will be able to identify them readily enough. as to particular subjects, that is frankly the hardest job of the chairman. what is the study that really needs doing? i agree with justice breyer that one of the areas focused on, that is always focused on, is role making, especially since the courts manner of reviewing rulemaking has a seemingly changed in recent years. i am not sanguine...
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gone from akrondemia to the government and back to academia. >> what concerns me is the whole media management. obviously spin control coming out of the white house, grows in every administration. but the idea that you put out your own media now and control images, i think that gets a problem. >> let them try it. it's the white house website. people who go there recognize this is coming from the white house. they know it is not an independent view. american people aren't idiots. if people ran it you say as we did just now this was white house video. >> i think it is -- >> they have every right to do it and there is no harm. >> americans are paying for that. >> oh, big deal. >> chris: i want you to stop your attacks on the obama white house and i want you to stop your approval on the obama white house. we'll see you next week. check out panel plus where our group continues the discussion on our website foxnewssunday.com. we will post the video before noon eastern time, up next, we take a never before seen look at the photo gallery inside the bush's new home in dallalalalaa according to the epa,
gone from akrondemia to the government and back to academia. >> what concerns me is the whole media management. obviously spin control coming out of the white house, grows in every administration. but the idea that you put out your own media now and control images, i think that gets a problem. >> let them try it. it's the white house website. people who go there recognize this is coming from the white house. they know it is not an independent view. american people aren't idiots. if...
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gone from akrondemia to the government and back to academia. >> what concerns me is the whole media management. obviously spin control coming out of the white house, grows in every administration. but the idea that you put out your own media now and control images, i think that gets a problem. >> let them try it. it's the white house website. people who go there recognize this is coming from the white house. they know it is not an independent view. american people aren't idiots. if people ran it you say as we did just now this was white house video. >> i think it is -- >> they have every right to do it and there is no harm. >> americans are paying for that. >> oh, big deal. >> chris: i want you to stop your attacks on the obama white house and i want you to stop your approval on the obama white house. we'll see you next week. check out panel plus where our group continues the discussion on our website foxnewssunday.com. we will post the video before noon eastern time, up next, we take a never before seen look at the photo gallery inside the bush's new home in dallas. ... i was having so much t
gone from akrondemia to the government and back to academia. >> what concerns me is the whole media management. obviously spin control coming out of the white house, grows in every administration. but the idea that you put out your own media now and control images, i think that gets a problem. >> let them try it. it's the white house website. people who go there recognize this is coming from the white house. they know it is not an independent view. american people aren't idiots. if...
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[laughter] while she had a brilliant career in academia, her passion for the law is anything but academicshe is often referred to supreme court justice thurgood marshall. she credits him with reminding us that the hon law there are stories. there are stores are people's lives that might be changed by the law. that understanding of the law, not as an intellectual exercise forward on a page, but with respect for the lives of ordinary people has covered each step of her career. during her time in this office, she has repeatedly defended the rights of shareholders and ordinary citizens against unscrupulous corporations. last year, the citizens united case, she defended by portis and finance reform. despite long odds and success, she still chosen as her first case to argue before the court. that says a great deal not just of her tenacity, but her commitment to serve the american people. it says a great deal about her commitment to defend our fundamental rights. i think it's as a great deal about the path that she has chosen -- i think it says a great deal about the fact that she has chosen. sh
[laughter] while she had a brilliant career in academia, her passion for the law is anything but academicshe is often referred to supreme court justice thurgood marshall. she credits him with reminding us that the hon law there are stories. there are stores are people's lives that might be changed by the law. that understanding of the law, not as an intellectual exercise forward on a page, but with respect for the lives of ordinary people has covered each step of her career. during her time in...
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i will be going back to academia. i will not argue against anything i have defended. it is an interesting and important question and i will look into it. >> thank you very much. mr. perrelli, i am pleased to have decided to return to the department of justice. i want to follow up on the state secrets document issue. i didn't -- i have been concerned by the invocation of those. courts tend to be very deferential to these privilege claims. there is an opportunity for abuse. yesterday, there was a press report that the department of justice has told u.s. court of appeals for the ninthircuit that it will continue to assert its state secret privilege against five men who cling to be the victims of rendition -- to claimed to be the victims of rendition. -- who claimed to be the victims of rendition. justice department to ensure the privilege is not invoked to hide from the american people information about the government's action that they have a right to know. this administration will be open and transparent with our national security obligations. i am glad to hear this re
i will be going back to academia. i will not argue against anything i have defended. it is an interesting and important question and i will look into it. >> thank you very much. mr. perrelli, i am pleased to have decided to return to the department of justice. i want to follow up on the state secrets document issue. i didn't -- i have been concerned by the invocation of those. courts tend to be very deferential to these privilege claims. there is an opportunity for abuse. yesterday, there...
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and that's why, as i said, leading economists in academia and private industry support this amendment. in fact, as i was saying, the chief economist at patton boggs, dr. david rayboy who first developed similar proposals is squarely behind this. and that's why independent, smaller rating agencies have come out in support of this amendment, and that's why this amendment cannot wait. i urge colleagues on both sides of the aisle to vote in favor of this amendment. i thank madam president and i believe my good colleague from florida, who is -- who has the side by side, which i say in no way conflicts, i don't believe, with this amendment is -- i yield the floor to him. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. lemieux: i ask unanimous consent to temporarily set aside the pending amendment so i may call up amendment 3774 as modified. the presiding officer: is there an objection? without an objection, the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: the senator from florida, mr. lemieux, proposes an amendment numbered 3774 as modified to -- mr. lemieux:
and that's why, as i said, leading economists in academia and private industry support this amendment. in fact, as i was saying, the chief economist at patton boggs, dr. david rayboy who first developed similar proposals is squarely behind this. and that's why independent, smaller rating agencies have come out in support of this amendment, and that's why this amendment cannot wait. i urge colleagues on both sides of the aisle to vote in favor of this amendment. i thank madam president and i...
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participating in the treaty, specialized agencies, agencies and of regional organizations, as well as academia and other non-program mental organizations have attended meetings of the committee in accordance with the delegates in attendance. and each session, a meeting was specifically allocated to representatives of non- governmental organizations to address the allegations. the committee was able to agree and make a recommendation on all main issues related to the organization of the conference, in particular, that date and venue of the pro -- conference, financial arrangements, an election of the president and other of its paris, provisional agenda, delegation to the main committee, as well as the grounds of accommodation. the recommendations on these issues are reflected in the final report of the committee, which is before you. the committee decided to defer consideration upon the final document or documents to the review conference. throughout the process, the committee devoted most of its meetings to discussion on all the efforts of the treaty and considerations of three glasses of issu
participating in the treaty, specialized agencies, agencies and of regional organizations, as well as academia and other non-program mental organizations have attended meetings of the committee in accordance with the delegates in attendance. and each session, a meeting was specifically allocated to representatives of non- governmental organizations to address the allegations. the committee was able to agree and make a recommendation on all main issues related to the organization of the...
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. >> quiero aprovechar a darle las gracias a laa academia de danzas de guadalupe y al guapetÓn que nosdora claudia de molina. [ aplausos ] >> muchas gracias. >> cÓmo comenzó esta necesidad de ayudar a tu mamÁ. >> mi mamÁ sufre de hipotiroidismo. y siempre fue muy flaca y a raÍz de la... don francisco me la llevÓ de sorpresa, se vio y dijo yo no puedo seguir asÍ. mi mamÁ estaba muy gorda y ella era mucho mÁs delgada que yo. >> cnÍ libras de mÁs tenÍa tu mamÁ? >> 40 libras de mÁs. >> mira cÓmo estÁs? mi papÁ no la... hubiera... >> pero el ejemplo debe empezar por la casa. ahora vamos a ver quÉ es lo que vamos a hacer con su mamÁ. >> fue el detonante que dijo no puedo seguir asÍ y tengo que hacer un cambio en mi vida, porque si a esta edad estoy asÍ cÓmo voy a estar mÁs adelante. >> vamos a darle un aplauso a la nueva liliana, bienvenida. [ aplausos ] >> cÓmo estÁ? cÓmo me le ha ido? >> muy bien. muy bien. >> cÓmo se siente? >> muy feliz. me provoca ir a la piscina. >> a travÉs de los alimentos que consumÍa. quÉ es lo que consumÍa antes. >> mi principal pecado las carnes rojas, los quesos
. >> quiero aprovechar a darle las gracias a laa academia de danzas de guadalupe y al guapetÓn que nosdora claudia de molina. [ aplausos ] >> muchas gracias. >> cÓmo comenzó esta necesidad de ayudar a tu mamÁ. >> mi mamÁ sufre de hipotiroidismo. y siempre fue muy flaca y a raÍz de la... don francisco me la llevÓ de sorpresa, se vio y dijo yo no puedo seguir asÍ. mi mamÁ estaba muy gorda y ella era mucho mÁs delgada que yo. >> cnÍ libras de mÁs tenÍa tu...
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increasingly as leaders and academia and the art and the government and the military and in the private sector. and i would like to recognize all of the community partners and their outstanding service in the asian pacific islander american community of orange county and their continued efforts. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? mr. pitts: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. pitts: madam speaker, the federal government is deep in debt and digging fast. we all know the importance of balancing the federal budget, but we sdiss agree on how to -- disagree on how to do that. how can we reduce the deficit without hurting our economy? do we cut spending or do we raise taxes? i have here an analysis from two harvard professors looking at how large changes in fiscal policy affect deficits and economies. the research shows that, quote, fiscal adjustments based upon spending cuts and no tax increases are more likely to reduce deficit and debt over g.d.p. ratios than those base
increasingly as leaders and academia and the art and the government and the military and in the private sector. and i would like to recognize all of the community partners and their outstanding service in the asian pacific islander american community of orange county and their continued efforts. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? mr. pitts: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered....
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will meet with president martinelli, and other representatives from civil society, academy deem -- academia, and the private sector. >>> tomorrow otero and phil gordon will host the first global issues dialogue between the u.s. and norway here at the department of state. a delegation will be led by state secretary larson. issues to be discussed will include climate change, water, global health, nonproliferation, and disarmerment. later today, usaid leader ron shah will live the speech to high impact development hereby on george washington university hosted by the global leader coalition. i think it started at 7 p.m. george mitchell has completed the mining with the prime minister this evening and will continue his discussions with the prime minister tomorrow night. they will see president abbas on friday and we expect to move forward on the talks before senator mitchell leaves the region on sunday. and finally before taking your questions, over the past few hours, we've done an intensive search here at the department of state. every nook and cranny, every rook, and we can report that osama
will meet with president martinelli, and other representatives from civil society, academy deem -- academia, and the private sector. >>> tomorrow otero and phil gordon will host the first global issues dialogue between the u.s. and norway here at the department of state. a delegation will be led by state secretary larson. issues to be discussed will include climate change, water, global health, nonproliferation, and disarmerment. later today, usaid leader ron shah will live the speech...
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at the same time, we will reach out to congress, academia, think tanks, and elsewhere for workable proposals to change the way this department does business. it is also portend to know to that, contrary to some of the commentary, this initiative is not about cutting the overall defense budget. . >> this is about making tough choices and essentially refocusing available resources, not cutting the top line now or in the future. while we continue to take a hard look at all aspects of the department's budget, the focus is on overhead costs and business operations, not poor military functions. my intent would be to protect record budget growth with those elements of the department most central to doing our military mission. i also hope to begin to change the cultural mind-set of this department so that civilian and military employees carry out their jobs within increased sense of care and urgency when it comes to how they spend a vast amount of tax dollars entrusted to us by the american people. finally i should note that the congress has begun the process of acting upon our fiscal year 2011 budg
at the same time, we will reach out to congress, academia, think tanks, and elsewhere for workable proposals to change the way this department does business. it is also portend to know to that, contrary to some of the commentary, this initiative is not about cutting the overall defense budget. . >> this is about making tough choices and essentially refocusing available resources, not cutting the top line now or in the future. while we continue to take a hard look at all aspects of the...
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at the same time, will be reaching out to the contras, academia, think tanks, and elsewhere for specificnd workable proposals on how to change the way this department does business. is support to know that contrary to some of this, it is not about cutting the overall defense budget. there remains my firm belief that during a time of continued conflict, the united states regards the defense budget that grows modestly but steadily in real terms for the long haul. it is a budget proposal currently under consideration with a real growth path. the department will face very difficult choices with regard to sustaining needed military capabilities in the years ahead unless it is able to shift resources away from access management structure or lower priority areas and towards current and future combat capabilities. >> this is about making tough choices and essentially refocusing available resources, not cutting the top line now or in the future. while we continue to take a hard look at all aspects of the department's budget, the focus is on overhead costs and business operations, not poor militar
at the same time, will be reaching out to the contras, academia, think tanks, and elsewhere for specificnd workable proposals on how to change the way this department does business. is support to know that contrary to some of this, it is not about cutting the overall defense budget. there remains my firm belief that during a time of continued conflict, the united states regards the defense budget that grows modestly but steadily in real terms for the long haul. it is a budget proposal currently...
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it is the desire to go to places like mars that will draw on people, companies run the company, academia if we can get them t money to defend the capabilities that will allow us to go places like that. short owanting to send humans beyond the low earth orbit we have a number of other federal agencies that can do my job. so that is a personal -- to last me a personal question and i give you a personal opinion. >> i appreciate it and tnk you. senator hutchinson. >> thank you. i listened to both of you and you have focused on the science and going beyond the low earth orbit as the priorities and i agree with you. in fact, general bolden, in your testimony come to talk about the use of the space station but you talk about what we can learn to make it healthier and better for astronauts and others to go into space which i think is important, but there is also the vast field medical technology that we have aready gained immensely from space exploration and there's more that is going on right now. nasa and nih have a memorandum of understanding. the diagnosis of heart, blood, long and disease,
it is the desire to go to places like mars that will draw on people, companies run the company, academia if we can get them t money to defend the capabilities that will allow us to go places like that. short owanting to send humans beyond the low earth orbit we have a number of other federal agencies that can do my job. so that is a personal -- to last me a personal question and i give you a personal opinion. >> i appreciate it and tnk you. senator hutchinson. >> thank you. i...
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find a person in nasa, the defense department, the air force, the national academies, industry or academia that had any knowledge of the plan prior to its announcement. but rumors that either the nasa administrator or the president of science and technology adviser were knowledgeable about the plan. lack of review normally guarantees there will be overlooked requirements and unwelcome consequences. for this plan and would that is worrisome. america has invested substantially for more than half a century to acquire a position of leadership in space. but for any organization prosecute to the for the team to maintain the leadership position requires steadfast determination and continued investment in the future. that investment must be made wisely. i believe that so far our national investment in his basic and sharing of that knowledge gained with the rest of the world has been made wisely and served us very well. america is respected for its contributions it has made and learning to sail on this new ocean. it is a leadership that we have acquired through our investment and is simply allowed
find a person in nasa, the defense department, the air force, the national academies, industry or academia that had any knowledge of the plan prior to its announcement. but rumors that either the nasa administrator or the president of science and technology adviser were knowledgeable about the plan. lack of review normally guarantees there will be overlooked requirements and unwelcome consequences. for this plan and would that is worrisome. america has invested substantially for more than half...
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the secretary of energy and he brought together braintrust of the smartest people that we had , in academia. and it would essentially serve as the oversight for the engineers and scientists. and they were making calculations about how fast you could do this, without risking the whole thing. in this situation, you have the federal government directly overseeing what they are doing, and allen is giving authorizations and finally, with gold -- we feel comfortable about this, and this is sufficiently reduced. i also mentioned the second thing, which is that they wanted to drill one relief well well, and the experience is that when you do one of these, you continue to miss the mark. you have to have two to maximize the effectiveness of the relief well. and right now, he is down there because it is his view, that some of the allocations, of the other efforts to cover the shorelines are not as nimble as they need to be. and so, he will be making certain that the resources of the shorelines are there, a media elite. there has never been a time during this crisis in which this administration, up and
the secretary of energy and he brought together braintrust of the smartest people that we had , in academia. and it would essentially serve as the oversight for the engineers and scientists. and they were making calculations about how fast you could do this, without risking the whole thing. in this situation, you have the federal government directly overseeing what they are doing, and allen is giving authorizations and finally, with gold -- we feel comfortable about this, and this is...
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together a team, a brain trust, of some of the smartest folks we have at the national labs and in academia to essentially serve as penn oversight board with bp engineers and scientists in making calculations about how much money you could pour down, how fast, without risking potentially the whole thing blowing. in that situation, you have got the federal government directly overseeing what bp is doing, and thad allen is giving authorization when we fill the risks are sufficiently reduced. minority mentioned the second example, which is the wanted to drill one relief well. one you keep on missing the mark. it is important to have two to maximize the speed and effectiveness of a relief well. thad is down there, and it is his view that some of the allocation of boom or other efforts to protect shorelines have not been as nimble as it needs to. he is making sure that the resources to protect the shore lines are there nitti. -- there immediately. there has never been a point during this crisis in which this administration, and down the line come in all these agencies, has not understood this wa
together a team, a brain trust, of some of the smartest folks we have at the national labs and in academia to essentially serve as penn oversight board with bp engineers and scientists in making calculations about how much money you could pour down, how fast, without risking potentially the whole thing blowing. in that situation, you have got the federal government directly overseeing what bp is doing, and thad allen is giving authorization when we fill the risks are sufficiently reduced....
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recoize jewish americans as leaders in every facet of life, from education, entertainment, arts, academia, to our armed forces. florida's 19th district is home to one of the largest jewish american populations in this country. i'm privileged to represent many first generation americans whose parents arrived on our shores seeking a better life. many jewish americans are members of the greatest generation. they stepped up to serve i world war ii and helped rebuild the country after the great depression. 11,000 jewish americans perished fighting for our country in world war ii. for those who arrived in europe as the holocaust raged on this war beme personal. as a quote from a jewish air force officer reads, quote, as a jew, it was hitler and me. that is the way i picture the war. . we have been fighting for this country since the revolutionary war. we were aides to general george washington. a general was court martialed six times. but the time the civil war broke out, there were 150,000 jews in the united states with 7,000 fighting for the north and 3,000 fighting for the south. senator ben
recoize jewish americans as leaders in every facet of life, from education, entertainment, arts, academia, to our armed forces. florida's 19th district is home to one of the largest jewish american populations in this country. i'm privileged to represent many first generation americans whose parents arrived on our shores seeking a better life. many jewish americans are members of the greatest generation. they stepped up to serve i world war ii and helped rebuild the country after the great...
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it is the desire to go to places like mars that will draw on people, companies run the company, academiaif we can get them the money to defend the capabilities that will allow us to go places like that. short of wanting to send humans beyond the low earth orbit we have a number of other federal agencies that can do my job. so that is a personal -- to last me a personal question and i give you a personal opinion. >> i appreciate it and think you. senator hutchinson. >> thank you. i listened to both of you and you have focused on the science and going beyond the low earth orbit as the priorities and i agree with you. in fact, general bolden, in your testimony come to talk about the use of the space station but you talk about what we can learn to make it healthier and better for astronauts and others to go into space which i think is important, but there is also the vast field medical technology that we have already gained immensely from space exploration and there's more that is going on right now. nasa and nih have a memorandum of understanding. the diagnosis of heart, blood, long and dis
it is the desire to go to places like mars that will draw on people, companies run the company, academiaif we can get them the money to defend the capabilities that will allow us to go places like that. short of wanting to send humans beyond the low earth orbit we have a number of other federal agencies that can do my job. so that is a personal -- to last me a personal question and i give you a personal opinion. >> i appreciate it and think you. senator hutchinson. >> thank you. i...
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montgomery, let me ask you about the state as academia on this and that is are there studies out there where people have analyzed the child psychology or how the industry really operates? if there are a body of academic works on this that the subcommittee can look at to get inside and how things really work? >> there is a growing body of research about how young people are interacting with online social networks and others digital media. the macarthur foundation has funded a good deal of work in that area. none of it, i have to say, has taken into account or looked at the commercial dimensions of the digital media. sprick and privacy? >> or the private. there are some studies on the merging the are not looking at a picture of the digital marketing. i will also tell you the experts in the food marketing area and mine working for a closely with a number of them because of the concerns about childhood obesity and the role of the food marketing in that crisis had begun to pay more attention to the digital marketplace, and i have been doing a lot of research in that area and working with ex
montgomery, let me ask you about the state as academia on this and that is are there studies out there where people have analyzed the child psychology or how the industry really operates? if there are a body of academic works on this that the subcommittee can look at to get inside and how things really work? >> there is a growing body of research about how young people are interacting with online social networks and others digital media. the macarthur foundation has funded a good deal of...
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coast guard is establishing peer-review panel to bring together the best minds in the industry and academia to agree upon the best available technology to measure flow accurately at that depth under these conditions. that is -- that actually is underway now. mr. altmire. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the explosion, the leak, the response, the cleanup, i'm interested in -- hi some questions about the spill. the leak. it's safe to say what we know right now, the explosion caused the spill. is that correct? >> the way we're looking at it is we had a well-controlled event of some sort into the well bore. there was a well control period and then an explosion. then the's a related but separate event about the safety equipment and whether that worked. once things happened. >> well, that's the second issue. thank you, mr. mckay. the failure of the blowout valve is what's responsible for the situation that we find oselves in today. >> the way -- the simplest way to look at it, we had a horrendous accident due to a well control event and explosion. then we've had equipment, and we don't know why, that
coast guard is establishing peer-review panel to bring together the best minds in the industry and academia to agree upon the best available technology to measure flow accurately at that depth under these conditions. that is -- that actually is underway now. mr. altmire. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the explosion, the leak, the response, the cleanup, i'm interested in -- hi some questions about the spill. the leak. it's safe to say what we know right now, the explosion caused the spill. is...
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to project ideas from academia into the business world.e aim to bring economic policy and business leaders to columbia in an effort to help stimulate and interact with our academic community. this year, much of the activities have focused on finance. and i am delighted to finish off the year with today's events. it is hard to think of a field where economics has not has as much of an influence. it is hard to imagine that until the academic work 40 years ago, and no one on wall street had the ability to properly price stock options and many of the other derivatives that have been at the center of the financial crisis. moreover, as fed and treasury officials intervened in the markets following the crisis, many of the terms of the tarpon were determined by pricing models which are taught in our finance classes. -- many of the terms of tar [ determines. the finance industry accounted for only 2.3% of u.s. gdp. did they come in as more than tripled in size to 7.7%. in 1990, there were 610 hedge funds with $38 billion under management. while wor
to project ideas from academia into the business world.e aim to bring economic policy and business leaders to columbia in an effort to help stimulate and interact with our academic community. this year, much of the activities have focused on finance. and i am delighted to finish off the year with today's events. it is hard to think of a field where economics has not has as much of an influence. it is hard to imagine that until the academic work 40 years ago, and no one on wall street had the...