i think you are expressing very well it still stands i would say mr einstein can still sleep quietly however when he is from time to time awake he should be careful and watching us well well you certainly don't let him rest in peace well i would say. oh well you know we have a shaking from time to time yes but that's the trouble for searcher and how powerful are these computers that he used in the hardware and collider research. oh i don't have a number but you see the point yours per year tremendous amount of data which has two of which have to be analyzed which correspond to awfully twenty petabyte of data now twenty petabyte it's difficult to imagine if you would store it on a normal cd without the cover it would be roughly twenty five kilometers high it see the tower now you can imagine that such an amount of data you need a lot of computing power to analyze it quickly and on time so this is why we are connected but of concern because i think hundred forty computing centers all over the world in order to store the data to analyze the data and to board use the results well can't g

einstein here. it was the slowest economic growth in half a century. we went into nearly a great deeggs mr. how is that economic progress and growth? >> a lot of it has to do with the federal government spending 4 trillion dollars in debt over the last 3 1/2 years over obama. massive government outreach trying to take over the health care system with obamacare. those are things that slow down business. if you want to get the business booming again, tax cuts are a good start. take capital gains down to zero. get government off people's back. get the government out of small business and let them do what they do best which is grow jobs. right now we have a president and the federal government that is in their business all the time and they spend half their time trying to fill out reports and trying to take care of osha, epa, not their own business. i think that's the biggest problem. the tax cuts are a good start, but there's a lot of other pieces of this puzzle. >> keith? >> the problem, chip, is that we've tried this approach before and it hasn't worked. you know, if you look back to the cli

mr. pascrell: thank you, madam speaker. how are you doing today? albert einstein once said the definition of insanity, and you've heard this before, madam speaker, is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. well, we've already voted over 30 times to repeal or restrict the affordable care act. and here we are again, what i consider wasting time, with politics instead of putting people back to work. we are offering you the opportunity to help your constituents right now, madam speaker. you could defeat the previous question and take up the bring the jobs home act which for the first time makes sure we promote insourcing of jobs and stop the corporate welfare for outsourcing jobs. in the last decade we have lost 5.5 million manufacturing jobs and 1.3 million back office jobs. however we have seen that the light of our economic recovery is powered by domestic production, not outsourcing of jobs. and we've added almost half a million manufacturing jobs in just the last two years. there are some who think outsourcing is a good policy. and in