involvement and much clearer definition of the usage and when it is appropriate to use an mi5 mask orloff mask. even a coif basque can stop you from inoculation and maintain local drop site database and restructure all of the incident action plans for partner integration. so that's all i have to say in won sohn said. -- one sunset. [applause] >> thank you, dr. arnold. now we will hear from dr. marcy from new york. >> good morning. i don't have any slides which is unusual for me and i am a new yorker so i talk fast. a lot of people have talked about the importance of planning and i am definitely a proponent of emergency response planning ahead of time and ironically we were in the midst of finalizing a revision of the 2006 pandemic plan this spring when the h1n1 outbreak of life in new york city and although overall the planning process for pandemic helped the response this spring there were definitely several assumptions that ended up not being applicable to this particular outbreak. first, we thought we would have morning ahead of time a pandemic was occurring and that it was more likely

involvement and much clearer definition of the usage and when it is appropriate to use an mi5 mask orloffmask. even a coif basque can stop you from inoculation and maintain local drop site database and restructure all of the incident action plans for partner integration. so that's all i have to say in won sohn said. -- one sunset. [applause] >> thank you, dr. arnold. now we will hear from dr. marcy from new york. >> good morning. i don't have any slides which is unusual for me and i am a new yorker so i talk fast. a lot of people have talked about the importance of planning and i am definitely a proponent of emergency response planning ahead of time and ironically we were in the midst of finalizing a revision of the 2006 pandemic plan this spring when the h1n1 outbreak of life in new york city and although overall the planning process for pandemic helped the response this spring there were definitely several assumptions that ended up not being applicable to this particular outbreak. first, we thought we would have morning ahead of time a pandemic was occurring and that it was more likely

orloff, the nobel peace prize winner and the world food prize winner, he told us that the world population is growing 90 million a year and we need a safe and affordable food and that is part of what we're all about. thank you for your consideration and i thank you very much. >> madam chairman, an act to correct my testimony it was the food safety belt that i wanted to add to your bed and there is language in there to look at this issue. it could be in the overall health reform bill. >> mr. boswell, you and i have been good friends and i think the world living, but i can't agree with you on this. in the denmark study that you mentioned that has been refuted by the scientists and dr. mellon talked about to disagree data collection at the fda is supposed to do, it was money -- there wasn't a sense of money put in that bill to do that. our first witness was a new person at the fda who said this is the one most serious issues. he is a pediatrician and that there would be absolutely no question giving his children, three euro children antibiotics everyday. we're finding it in the water. as a mi

involvement and much clearer definition of the usage and when it is appropriate to use an mi5 mask orloffmask. even a coif basque can stop you from inoculation and maintain local drop site database and restructure all of the incident action plans for partner integration. so that's all i have to say in won sohn said. -- one sunset. [applause] >> thank you, dr. arnold. now we will hear from dr. marcy from new york. >> good morning. i don't have any slides which is unusual for me and i am a new yorker so i talk fast. a lot of people have talked about the importance of planning and i am definitely a proponent of emergency response planning ahead of time and ironically we were in the midst of finalizing a revision of the 2006 pandemic plan this spring when the h1n1 outbreak of life in new york city and although overall the planning process for pandemic helped the response this spring there were definitely several assumptions that ended up not being applicable to this particular outbreak. first, we thought we would have morning ahead of time a pandemic was occurring and that it was more likely