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you've seen him oer andover riticize the 24/7 meia lture, cable tv, h doesn't like cable tv. he dosn't like the exremes yehe's battlin those voices so i tnk that's not the washinon he wanted to be involv with. i think he, i do think i wanted have a different kind of working relationship than many republans in the capiol than he has had and that's kind of the nature ofwhere the two parties are right now. >> jn, what ds thi mean i practical terms for the repuican party? obviously o a certain exten theye riding it, feeding it. will this benefit n the mid terms next year,or example? >> i think the repubcans are headefor a decent mid tem election anyway. history makes at happen cause there's a reacion against the prsident and party especially when he's trying ig thin. i don't think the xtreme voices particurly benefit the republan party. i think they're me likely to risend fall on the succs or failure of obam rather than what they do i the midterm elections d i think republicans arespecially disorited at this moment buz -- because ot only did ty have a failre of the bush ministrat

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player, the dutch company come out with raised guidance in the semi conductor space late yesterday andover night. do you think that could spur a rally in the tech sector today? >> well, we have liked tech, but we've not liked hardware so much as we've liked software. you've got microsoft with their os-7. it's due out later this po, i believe. and a lot of purchase decisions have been delayed until that comes out. once that comes in, once the software has been released, then you have the ability for businesses to go back in and start buying again because they know what the software is going to look like and he requirements are going to be. to while we expect the chips aren't going to fall much further, we think that the expected increase probably is a little ways off. >> malcolm, it's ross here. how much longer do you think investors will want to keep putting money to work here before they think, you're not far away from the year-end. when are we going to see people booking prices that causes the volatility that we're expecting? >> well, typically, you see some of that profit taking happene

. >> we are going to do our best to stay on schedule and take one more question andove to t next speakeranxious. >> as a geneticist and physician i would agree that the gwas of facts or small individually and the data are very reent and so the models are evolution and the types of analysis h has done are valuable looking at the clinical utility which is an important question but i would ask him to questions. the first want the matter of analysis you showed is mostly data from the pre-eileen as you said. the first question is do you plan to repeat that type of analysis with the eileen data and the second question is i was a little surprised about your classification for what diabetes type ii. because the classification was based on looking at gender a pmi afterpplying the gwas snips if the models are evolution but generally what would look at is risk of diabetes with gender and bmi as one of the first indicators not as a secondary one. >> first question first. i agree priest gwas era, we have been tracking this at the cdc with a huge navigator we have about 42,000 articles the last ten ye