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at the left-hand side this is a program called right skills now and this is the brainchild of darlene miller who runs a small business in minnesota, she was a member of the jobs council and this is a focus on that fence and manufacturing jobs using community colleges as ways to get people trained in six weeks up and going to have great skills, advanced skills. it's got a tremendous small business focus, and it's literally hundreds of different ideas on how to leverage community colleges can drive jobs. i travel the world and spend a lot of time outside of the united states and friday of the world has an implant issue. very few people just work nowhere near their open jobs are and know how to get people trained for those jobs. so, the left-hand side i think championed by the small business, embraced by big companies focused on the community colleges as the way to get people with the right skills now in place and in the job area from paul of intel the idea is how to get 10,000 more engineers graduating in this country. so the drug debate about 135,000 engineers to the united states every year.