dr. sheldon cooper. oh, this is going to be a riot. flatow: thanks for being with us today, dr. cooper.bout magnetic monopoles. can you explain to our audience just what a monopole is? of course. first, consider an ordinary magnet which has, (pitch raises): as even the most uneducated in your audience must know, two poles. (clears throat) (pitch raises): a north and south pole. if you cut that in half, you have two smaller magnets, each with its own north and south pole. uh, dr. cooper, i think there might be something wrong with our connection. (higher pitch): no, i hear you fine. as i was saying, an ordinary magnet has two poles. the primary characteristic of a monopole is that it has only one pole, hence, monopole. sheldon (over radio): a requirement for string theory, or m-theory, if you will, is the existence of such monopoles. i, myself, led an expedition to the arctic circle in search of said particles. kripke, i found the nozzle! i'm going to kill you! closed captioning and other consideration for the big bang theory provided by: want you to flip for the best summer ever! visit

dr. cooper. dr. cooper? is someone there? down here. on your desk. spock? i need to speak with you.xplanation is that this is a dream. it is not the only logical explanation. for example, you could be hallucinating after being hit on the head by, say, a coconut. was i hit on the head by a coconut? i am not going to dignify that with a response. now to the matter at hand. you need to play with the transporter toy. but it's mint-in-box. yes. and to open it would destroy its value. but remember, like me, you also have a human half. well, i'm not going to dignify that with a response. consider this. what is the purpose of a toy? to be played with. therefore, to not play with it would be...? illogical. damn it, spock, you're right. i'll do it. sheldon, wait. you have to wake up first. oh, of course. set phasers to dumb, right? (chuckles) goodie, goodie, goodie! this is wrong. this is wrong. i'm so excited, but this is wrong. i'm going to do it. i'm doing it. i did it. (sniffs) (sighs) that's what i always thought 1975 smelled like. one to beam down, mr. scott. aye, aye, mr. spock. energi

cooperation. and i would like to thank my colleague dr. joe heck, for making the prompt act a bipartisan effort at improving our service to veterans, service members and their families. i drafted this legislation after working with several veterans in my district to replace medals and decorations that they have been waiting months and sometimes years to receive. one constituent, a korean war veteran, has grandchildren that want to see his medals and document his service as part of the family history. he shouldn't have to wait for the medals he earned. nor should paul cype qunch, a vietnam veteran seeking to replace his commend dation medal. more than two years later, he is waiting for the replacement medal. the prompt act creates standards to ensure that requests are fulfilled in a timely and organized fashion. we can and do better for those who serve our country with distinction. adding the prompt act ensures that we will. i urge support for the en bloc amendment and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady yields ba

the loss of life but the expense of -- we couldn't be more pleased with their cooperation, two, at least the ink ling as dr clark said as some success in the area. >> thank you, doctor. yes net rick enter the market of january this year of does the agency intend to monitor real time data in order to evaluate whether such entry affects opioid abuse. how will real time data be utilized by the agency now and the future where the fda is regarding the claims of abuse detemps? -- deterrence. >> mr. chairman, the goal is to incentivize the -- formulation and find ways to move them on to the market. our intent is to set forth the road map that makes that successful and happen in good time. following up on that, we need to work to develop ways to move agree near rick that make them a possible to come tonight market as well. you asked about monitor of the response in the marketplace those sorts of decision. we watch that information. we are an office of epidemiologist that focuses on marketing issues as well as post market safetying issues. and we use that information as we look at individuals decisions to understan

dr. nunna maker. doctor, is your patients provided so they don't have to give up social security number or details about the health care and medical conditions? >> they are now. originally i had tried to cooperateith the electronic medical record program that was part of the stim tim package and it was a nightmare and i was working for the computer and not the patient. when i did this. i scraped that and everything is back to paper charts and i no longer ask for social security number. i don't want it. if they are going to get my patient's records they have to break in my office to do it at this point. >> doctor nunnamaker, you are seeing patients for longer periods of time. and i am not asking you to reveal personal income. you are making house calls. i haven't heard of that since watching marcus welbow on tv. are you making as much money as you would have as you would be in the government system. >> my lifestyle and income is better. i provide better patient care. without the costs and overhead. we looked at it 22 percent of the physician's time is mostly insurance and overhead. take that out times all of the physicians in the country, you have 165,000 new doctors to the work force. we concer

so we couldn't be more pleased with, one, their cooperation and, two, at least the inkling, as dr. clark said, of some success in this area. >> thank you. dr. throc kmorton, generics entered the market in january of this year. does the agency intend to monitor realtime data in order to evaluate whether such entry affects opioid abuse, and how will realtime data like this be utilized by the agency now and in the future when the fda is evaluating the science regarding claims of abuse deterrence? >> mr. chairman, the goal that our agency has set is to incentivize the development of successful abuse/deterrent formulations and find ways to move them onto the market. our intent is to set forth a road map that makes that successful, makes that happen in good time. following up on that, we need to work to develop ways to move generics that also have abuse deterrent technologies, make them possible to come onto the market as well. you asked about monitoring of the response in the marketplace to those sorts of decisions. we do watch that information. we have an office of epidemiology that fo

dr. nunna maker. doctor, is your patients provided so they don't have to give up social security number or details about the health care and medical conditions? >> they are now. originally i had tried to cooperateic medical record program that was part of the stim tim pacge and it was a nightmare and i was working for the computer and not the patient. when i did this. i scraped that and everything is back to paper charts and i no longer ask for social security number. i don't want it. if they are going to get my patient's records they have to break in my office to do it at this point. >> doctor nunnamaker, you are seeing patients for longer periods of time. and i am not asking you to reveal personal income. you are making house calls. i haven't heard of that since watching marcus welbow on tv. are you making as much money as you would have as you would be in the government system. >> my lifestyle and income is better. i provide better patient care. without the costs and overhead. we looked at it 22 percent of the physician's time is mostly insurance and overhead. take that out times all of the physicians in the country, you have 165,000 new doctors to the work force. we concern ourselves marcus

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dr. heck be members not only of this subcommittee, but the house permanent select committee on intelligence. i think that has worked very well. but i've got to say i'm very grateful for the cooperativepirit of all subcommittee members and staff to cooperate on these military intelligence issues that do span the gamut of all the subcommittees. our goal, of course, is to focus on the war fighter. that's what you asked us to do, and that's what we have tried to do. among the provisions in this mark is a fence on the defense clandestine service not because they're doing a bad job, but because this is a new entity that deserves special scrutiny. and we give that special scrutiny in the mark. on cyber i think the military has made progress in thinking about what the job of the military is to defend the country in cyberspace. but it is especially important in this area to have cooperative consultation ahead of time not just coming back to us after the electrons have started flying. and in addition in this subcommittee mark, we take some steps to encourage the department of defense to do some thinking about how special operations will be used in the future. the socom commander, admiral mcra

dr. hecht be members not only of this subcommittee, but the house permanent subcommittee on intelligence. i think that has worked very well. but i've got to say i'm very grateful for the cooperative spirit of all subcommittee members and staff to cooperate on these military intelligence issues that do span the gamut of all the subcommittees. our goal, of course, is to focus on the war fighter. that's what you ask us to do, and that's what we have tried to do. among the provisions in this mark is a fence on the defense clandestine service not because they're doing a bad job, but because this is a new entity that deserves special scrutiny. and we give that special scrutiny in the mark. on cyber i think the military has made progress in thinking about what the job of the military is within -- is to defend the country in cyberspace. but it is especially important in this area to have cooperative consultation ahead of time, not just coming back to us after the electrons have started flying. and in addition, in this subcommittee mark we take some steps to encourage the department of defense to do some thinking about how special operations will be used in the future. the socom commander

cooper -- aye. mr. klein -- no. -- no.re dioddio mr. roger -- aye. mr. courtney -- aye. mr. frank -- no. mr. schuster -- no. no.fungus -- mr. conaway -- no. aramonday -- no. mr. whitman -- no. mr. hunter -- no. ms. spear -- aye. dr. fleming -- no. mr. barber -- aye. mr. kaufman -- aye. mr. carson -- no. ms. shea porter -- aye. mr. gibson -- no. mr. mcveigh -- aye. mrs. hartzler -- no. kilmore -- aye.ed more mr. castro -- aye, mr. scott -- no. mr. peters -- aye. mrs. robie -- no. mr. brooks -- no. mr. vc -- no. mr. bija nugent -- no. mr. cook -- no. winthrop -- no. mr. jones. >> ayes, 16, no 45. >> little louder. 45. 16, no quite the amendment is not agreed to beard if the chair recognizes the gentleman from for the purpose of offering a motion. >> i moved to adopt the mark as amended. >> the question is on the motion from the gentleman from texas. .hose opposed no the motion is agreed to. >> i knew the canadian reports the bill as amendment favorably to the house with the recommendations that it houses. quite so many in favor will hold this. those opposed no. >> i am sorry to interrupt. of our staffber birthday as well today. [laughter] >> we do not have a song. sing.will you sent an outstanding job for us. like