my name is martin apple. i want to commend you on being able to integrate the whole number of separate realms and ideas. you have to integrate a lot of parts in the system. we seem to always get to and it seems to be average trade balance with china. with all your sense of data -- if you look at how it came about, we have a mechanism that was supposed to solve this and prevent this from happening. it does not work. they set it up so it can function to solve the problem based on currency exchange. if we set a time limit and have it completely done, there will be some friction between us and china. they have their own view of what america looks like, and so do we. currency goes up 40% -- we have to make an exchange that can help generate the necessary stay at home price. patient capital, i love the idea, but there is another way to look at it. it makes the large companies in the country look at short-term profits. that driving force has been --hing one of the driver's we have a lot of invention in this country.

. >> martin apple. i want to commend you first on being able to integrate a whole number of separate realms and ideas. everybody prescribing the solutions, one lever they would like to push to solve everything. i realize and have shown us you have to integrate a lot of different parts to make it work. among the parts of the system we seem to always get to seems to be trade balance with china. i mean, this has in all your sets of data seems to be a bigger lever than most. if you look at how that came about, we have a committee that was supposed to solve this by preventing it from happening. it doesn't work. why don't we recreate it immediately in a form that will. i don't care whose name it has and how it works, but set it up to function and solve the problem of fair trade, balances between countries based on currency exchange f. we do this promptly and set a time limit of a couple years and have it completely done, then there may be a lot of things that will happen between and yous china. there will be

public domain six of these are from the post martin county you know the the the biggest environmental disaster in the southeastern united states six a apples representing what that material that entered our rivers and streams really is which i find rather posterous three hundred nine million gallons of taking over fifty miles of a major river system a spill bigger than the exxon valdez we took six samples the occurrence that happened in kentucky. was simply one where you had one built over old. underground ones and they gave way in the bottom and that's what happened the structure itself to. go county west virginia within sight of massey energy c.e.o. don blankenship home carmelita brown has been battling for clean want to see. twenty some years ago. and water turned black and gray and i asked are the hollering and screaming to my husband got up and asked and asked me what was wrong take a man and he said when he looked at eight said my god he said that's close laurie. we went and looked at fifteen wells. sent the samples off to the laboratory got the testing results back and did some analysis on those results and it was pretty compelling

apple -- those were college students that made those changes come about. i am actually standing on the shoulders of giants, giants who were young people. dr. martinr king was also a young man when he made some of his revolutionary changes to this world, so i want to encourage you to stay vigilant and stay inspired, and i want you to feel supported. i am here to continue to support your education if you need someone to continue to talk to, and allied. i make myself and my staff 100% available to you, but we are here to talk about technology and the commitment and the impact that technology has on education. i opened with an example of google and how it was a young college students that revolutionized how we communicate. and i hope that the next great application will come from the hearts and minds of some of the young folks in this room or maybe the next new piece of technology, which will revolutionize how we speak to each other, not just here locally but globally, or come from some great mind right here in this room, this institution. i am very excited to be here. thank you, michael stott, for your contribution to the students, and i also consid