i remember leon russell used to sing that song, "i love you in a place where there's no space and time. i love you forever, you're a friend of mine." a place where there's no space and time. that makes sense? how can there be no space. how about the speed of light frame of reference. from a speed of light frame of reference, what's the length between one edge of the universe and the other... when v is c? zero. from a speed-of-light frame a reference, there is no distance at all between the one side of the universe and the opposite. and from a speed-of-light frame of reference, how does the duration of time travel? it's frozen: no time, no space. did you ever hear the buddhist type say everything, the universe, really, is just a point in space. you say, gibberish. gibberish? maybe from one frame of reference, that's true. think about that. well, i want to say welcome to another session of beliefs and believers. but, it's a sad day folks because this is, indeed, the last class. you know, we've reached the end of the social dimension, and today i hope we'll have

one of them is leon and liz russell, small business owners in waynesville, north carolina. mr.eadows: they were notified their $653 a month insurance premium will go to $1,322 in 2014. this is a yearly increase of over $8,000. they said to me, we cannot afford to pay it, period. what are we expected to do? for families like the russells, the white house will -- house will vote tomorrow on the keep your health care plan act, that will allow americans to keep their policies without penalty. president obama announced his intentions to allow insurers to keep offering canceled plans, but a one-year delay does not make good on his promise. the president needs to be working with congress to fix his flawed law. mr. speaker, we still have a broken website and we still have broken promises. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? without objection. >> mr. speaker, the problems with this health care law won't be cured with political fixes, because this isn't about politics. this is about real people. e