life sciences, digital media and clean tech.m has resulted in the building of almost a mini city for innovation to focus on and to develop a physical platform within which those disciplines can thrive. the biopolis in singapore, for example, is slated to hold 7,000 phd scientists in the life sciences area. by comparison, nih, our crown jewel in public sector life sciences has about 10,000 phd scientists. to put it in perspective, this is a country the size of long island, you know, chicago, throwing their hat into the ring and saying they're going to be a global leader in innovation and life sciences. >> asian countries like singapore aren't the only nations with an eye toward innovation, kao says, pointing also to scandinavia. >> finland has a strategy, a fabric of financiers of innovation, both private and public sector. they have an innovation manager for the city of helsinki. it's at the metropolitan level as well. in sweden, if you want to know who runs innovation in sweden, you look in the phone book and there's a vinnova

and i find it very strange that accompany the causes of life sciences is telling us that their technology only will work if you make all life on earth sterile. with a terrifying concept you know if i was an engineer and i ate an engineer came to me said i have invented a technology about light but the only problem is we have to sterilize all living things so go back to the drawing board you have a failed technology that's what i'd say. because as you can tell you are about to go make it sterile. in norway not only of the effects of foodstuffs on humans and animals being examined terri or traffic has brought together a group of scientists are numerous different fields to work out a holistic perspective they include molecular biologists geneticists immunologists ecologists and most recently a philosopher. and those christians are both concerned vade the whole ecosystem disturbances in ecosystems by introducing new foreign possibly different d.n.a. and also directly related to change it at the base in animal organisms and in plants or innocence their concern or both what we call the net poll

i find so curious about the argument of the biotechnology companies that often call themselves life sciences is that when you talk to them about the environmental threats about all the other threats they say don't worry we are making genetically engineered fish sterile we're to make sure they're sterile by the way who checks on this millions of fish being sterile is ridiculous enforcement idea don't worry biologic pollution of plants we're going to put a terminator technology in these plants so they'll commit suicide after one growing season and i find it very strange that a company that calls itself life sciences is telling us that their technology only will work if you make all life on earth sterile. what a terrifying concept you know if i was an engineer. an engineer came to me he said i've invented a technology about life but the only problem is we have to sterilize all living things so go back to the drawing board you have a failed technology that's what i'd say. because that's going to tell you about how they can make it sterile. there. in norway not only of the effects of foodstuffs o

program training the administrators and this is a province that exsells in theinvasion economy in life scienceand biotext and areas and technology where maryland exsells and we had a great meeting today and looking forward to a lot of cooperation of going both ways as we move forward into the better future we prefer for our kids. >> 6 chinese and korean firms have offices opened in maryland in the last year. 75 maryland companies earned 65 million in sales and goods exported from china. now according to reports, sunday in the washington post, o'malley's trip costing taxpayers about 100,000 dollars. >>> maryland likes to spend and aapparent lay new report says the state is number 4 in the entire u.s. for dirk out cash it doesn't have. -- dishing out cash it doesn't have. the state will increase the general fund by spending about 11% more in physicalial year 2012. that begins -- fiscal year 2012 beginning in about a month. maryland is in the hole of a billion dollars in debt. the increase is the fourth largest of any state in the u.s. >>> the health alert this morning. authorities say more cases

program and training the administrators here and that is province that exsells in the economy in life science and biotech and medicine and so many of the areas of technology where maryland exsells and we had a great meeting today and looking forward to a lot of cooperations of going both ways as we move forward into the future. >> six chinese and korean firms opened office in maryland last year. 75 maryland companies earned 65 millions in sales from exported good to china. according to a report sunday in the washington post, o'malley's trip is costing you somewhere in the tune of $100,000. >>> it's 4:49. a new report says maryland's spending boost is among the largest in the u.s. according to the national association of stays budget officers, the state lynn crease the general fund spending by 11% by 2012 a that begins july 1st. maryland is in the hole to the tune of a billion dollars in debt. according to the study, the increase is the fourth largest of any state in the union. florida, minnesota and iowa have larger general fund increases this year. >>> spending is not something a lot of amer

few minutes not of the program we report of a highly qualified people destined for a low quality life science and produced more university graduates and can cope with churning out thousands of actually worthless degree every year as we find out in just a bit. thanks that it's a petersburg leading business and political figures have been thrashing out how best to avoid another fatal economic meltdown the last session of economic forms taken place in the city which has been getting major firms to take a fresh look at investing in russia parties in this and now it's been there for us . of course the main topic at a session on global financing with european officials there is going to be the euro crisis but what has to be aside from the two officials finland presidents face prime minister both stated that it's not a euro crisis that the separate countries in the eurozone are having crises and they kind of outlined that because about the euro crisis of the currency being weak it's really as they see it the currency is very strong back could of course be too fated from the president of kazakhstan a

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in life science and biotech and medicine and so many of the areas and technology maryland exsells ascooperation of going both ways as we move forward into that better future we prefer for our kids. >> all right. 6 chinese and korean firms opened office in maryland last year. 57 maryland companies earn around 65 million in goods exported from china. back to "good morning america." >>> thumbs up, everybody, for rock and roll. >> all right. >> oh, those are words to live by. that's a little boy who learned how to ride a bike. he inspires so many. you know little owen and his family are here. >> 1.4 million hits on youtube. a slap of the hand for josh. i'm on tv. we'll see owen in a bit. >> good morning, everybody. >> good morning, owen. >> good morning. good morning, hi. >> he's ready to inspire everyone again. also here this morning to say good morning, rick harrison, star of "pawn stars." he's got a book out now. the training didn't work well for me. >> if memory serves. >> i'm excited for that. >>> and rachael ray is here. tips on how to barbecue. make a great sauce. and i'm hearing

ausin mixed-use campus used byces, businesses focusing on d commercial services, high-tech and life sciences, 2500 jobs. in the midwest i talked about this yesterday, the city of duluth in minnesota. they did something terrific of there. they gave a grant of 2.5 million it was matched by city grant of 2.3 million, and they set up this aviation business incubator at the loose airport and a company named sires aircraft group from a handful of employees to 1000 by only. now, this incubator is now leased to sires design corporation which has the largest share of the worldwide aviation market. mr. president what we arent talking about here is planting a seed of economic development and that seed attracts morer, fro seats. from the private sector, from the local people, from the and a nonprofit and at the end oft the day, what have we done by that little seed?t's it really has grown and it hasn happened since 1965 when thishe program was created. and by the way you'll be shocked to know it was authorized for the same amount of money in 1965.? 500 million. is that right kathy? 500 million so the fa

has created a mixed use campus used by businesses focusing on commercial services, high tech and life sciences 2,500 jobs. in the midwest, i talked about this yesterday, the city of duluth in minnesota. they did something terrific there. they gave a grant of of $3.5 million. it was matched by a city grant of $2.3 million, and they set up this aviation business incubator at duluth airport and a company named ciris aircraft grew from a handful of employees to 2,000 by 2008. now, this incubator is now leased to ciris design corporation which has the largest share of the worldwide general aviation market. mr. president, what we're talking about here is planting a seed of economic development, and that seed attracts more seeds. from the private sector, from the local people, from the nonprofit, and at the end of the day, what have we done by that little seed? it really has grown, and it's happened since 1965 when this program was created, and by the way, you will be shocked to know it was authorized at the same amount of money in 1965. $500 million. is that right, kathy? $500 million. so the fact i

and he saw no incongress grewty in devoting his life to medical science and writing poetry and essays and founding the "atlantic" monthly magazine. holmes was one of those who caught on to french and the whole way of life there immediately. keep in mind, charlie, they did not speak any french, none of these people. because french wasn't taught yet. modern european languages weren't taught in college. >> rose: so they had to learn the language when they arrived. >> yes, imagine you're plunged into medic school with thousands of students going to lectures, attending demonstrations of surgical processes and the like and everything is in french, none of the other students speak english and you've got to catch . with a rigorouschedule that would be enough to exhaust anyone and not one of them to my knowledge ever quit. none of them said, "boy, this is not what i expected, i'm going home." >> rose: oliver wendell holmes, sr., was the father of the great oliver wendell holmes, jr., who was the jurist on the supreme court? >> yup and he was an amazing man who spen35ears teaching anatomy at th

there are other steps that we could take, as we discussed at our joint economic hearing, on the life sciences industry, we should make permanent the research and development tax credit to give companies the certainty that they need to make long term r and d investments here in the u.s. and it's time to crack down on china's currency so american companies and workers have a fair shot. the under valuation provides a significant subsidy, as much as 40% and a competitor a 40-yard head start. it would be fair in that instance and shouldn't allow the chinese to get ahead with 40% currency. currency ma nip plags is causing our workers' jobs and it needs to be stopped. we need to stop talking about it and do something about it. we must help workers that have lost their jobs based upon unfair foreign competition and we need to find new strategies to increase employment. almost 24,000 people receive the help that taa provides. taa strengthens the safety net protection for our workers and needs to be extended before we consider any trade agreements with south korea, colombia, and panama. earlier this we

but there's other steps we can take as we discussed at our economic hearing on the life sciences industry we should make permanent the research and to submit tax credit to give companies the certainty that the need to make long-term r&d investment in the u.s. and china's currency manipulation and other trade practices so that american companies and workers have a fair shot. the undervaluation of provides a significant subsidy as much as 40% to china's exports as if in a 100-yard dash you give your opponent your competitor a 40-hour head start. it wouldn't be fair in that instance and we shouldn't what the chinese get away with a 40% had a start in currency. currency manipulation is costing the workers' jobs and needs to be stopped we need to stop talking about it and do something about it. we must extend the trade adjustment assistance to help workers who lost their jobs based on unfair foreign competition, and we need to find new strategies to increase employment. in pennsylvania alone almost 24,000 people received the help of the taa parts. taa strength is this a few protections for wor

after leaving politics, he founded hamilton bioventures, a company focusing on investment and life science technologies. he is survived by his wife, eleanor, and children, william and hanna, as well as step-children. my heart and the heart of the third district is with him and his family during this difficult time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from the mariana islands rise? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. sablan: mr. speaker, it's getting ridiculous. that's what the chamber of commerce said about the department of homeland security's failure to issue regulations implementing federal immigration in the northern mariana islands. and i agree. it is getting ridiculous. three years since the law was enacted, 18 months since it took affect, two oversight hearings, letters from congressional leaders, meeting after meeting and still no regulations. workers don't know what their status will be five months from now. businesses can't plan for the future. it's putting the breaks -- brakes on the econom

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has created a mixed use campus used by businesses focusing on commercial services, high tech and life sciences. 2,500 jobs. so i say to my friends -- and right now we seem to have a little struggle getting to this bill. we're hoping to be on it, but at this point in time, we have a republican dissenter who doesn't want us to move forward and they want a little time to look at this. i hope they use it well and they look at these numbers. the american people want jobs. this is a bill that is directly related to job creation. this is a bill that leverages the federal dollar. why on earth should there be any objection? this is a bill that passed the senate with george bush as president, george w., unanimously. he signed it, it was law. we shouldn't be struggling over going to this bill. we ought to get on the bill, we ought to get off the bill, we ought to send a message to the people we're serious about job creation. in duluth, a $3.5 million grant matched by $2.3 billion from the city billed the duluth aviation business incubator at the duluth airport. and this investment helped aircraft grow fr

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