admiral crist developed several programs for recruiting recent graduates in forensic anthropology for compensation for education. what i know is in my many trips to talk with the anthropologist's including the younger generation, new recruited anthropologist on the field, that we talked to on this one trip when we went to the field, they love their jobs, they love deeply in to the field and they shouldn't deploy as much as they do and we need more anthropologist's and other -- different kinds of scientists to participate in these things. this new j-pac academy, including exchanges with a tie university, they're going to be getting constructive credit and developing all kinds of imaginative solutions for getting more anthropologist's into the program for advancement within the program to expand their numbers. that sounds very positive and that is absolutely crucial to the identification process. the league supports additional laboratories that would be devoted solely to -- some of those could be in the continental united states to focus strictly on identification of remains. not deploy

representatives, madam, this is to formally notify you that on october 26, 2009, i sent a letter to charlie crist of florida that i will be resigning as united states representative from the 19th congressional district of florida at the end they have day on january 31, 2010. i have been honored to serb the united states house of representatives for 19 years. and i will be grateful to my constituents for giving me the opportunity to be their representative in washington. i will be part of the center for middle east peace where i will take on the critical challenge of facing the middle east. israel, palestinian and other leaders will be faced with decisions that will affect the entire world for decades. i am confident that it's time for me to dedicate myself fully to those issues. while i'm deeply saddened to leave this august body, i'm looking forward to continuing my work in congress in a new role. i want to thank you personally, speaker pelosi, for our extraordinary leadership in these difficult times for our nation, as well as the kindness and courtesy you have extended to me. i have particular

governors in the country, virtually, republican and democrats alike, including our governor, charlie crist are against this unfunded mandate. the third reason why i can't support this bill is it raises taxes. what happens when you're a drug company who makes your medicine or a device company that makes the lifesaving implement for you gets taxed? they're going to pass it along to you. mr. president, they're going to put it right in the bill. that's the way it's going to work. that's why health care costs aren't going to go down for the 170-some million americans who have health insurance. in fact, for some they're going to go up. that's not health care reform. fourth, this is a budget-busting bill. it is not deficit-neutral, and let me explain why. you'll hear reports that this is going to cut more than $100 billion from the deficit over the next ten years. only in washington, d.c. could you come to this calculation. it's funny math. we have this congressional budget office, which is sort of the arbiter of all things financial here in washington. you send them a proposal, they give you an