rolls royce, an international company, has announced they will move their fuel cell research from singapore to stark county, ohio and expand their research and development activities, investing $3 million in equipment creating up to 60 jobs while offering training programs with the local college. barbasol invested dollars to buy land and new plant in ashland, ohio. the plant will start with 30 new employees and grow up to 75. scotts miracle grow is opening a plant in ohio and expected to create 100 jobs in the next several months. a potato chip company broke ground earlier this summer to break ground. they will hire 100 employees. these are the types of success stories that have been helped, if not augmented, by the efforts of the american recovery and stimulus act. i yield time to my distinguished friend from virginia, congressman scott. mr. scott: mr. speaker, i thank the gentleman from ohio for his leadership in bringing us together to make sure we discuss the importance of creating jobs. i think it's important that we put our job efforts in perspective, because a little over a year ago

i have ferraris, rolls royces, private jets, i'm wealthy. i can't find a mate." so he wasn't there for money. after the first day he went out and had dinner by himself, and this was in europe now, he's american. he went out and had dinner. the next day he came back and said... >> "i met a girl." [laughs] >> "i met a girl," he says, "i met a girl," and everyone was laughing in the room and i said, "tell us the story," and he got up and he says, "it's just like you said. after i left, i called my genie," he said, "i felt like i had aladdin's lamp. i rubbed it, the genie came out and i said, 'i want a mate.' and the genie virtually said, he said to myself, the genie said, 'yes, your wish is granted.' i went out to have dinner and all of a sudden, boom..." >> she appeared. >> "she was there, she was by herself, she came over, 'do you mind? are you by yourself?' 'yes.' 'do you mind if i sit and have dinner?' we had the most marvelous time, we talked for three hours, it was unbelievable. she's american as well, we don't live too far from each other," he says, "it was..

they're not coming to tea parties in rolls-royces.ing class folks, retirees that want an opportunity pursue the american dream. if the republican party can bring those folks into the fold, they can rebrand themselves as the party of the every day people. >> how difficult is it going to be to rebrand as a party of the people? we just had the health care bill passed. a lot of people have problems with it one way or another. there's things people aren't going to argue with. a child with preexisting condition can't be uncovered. a child 26 can stay on parent's insurance. people with preexisting conditions can't be denied. most americans won't have a problem. if the republican party tries to run on a platform of repeal the bill, they're talking about repealing things in the bill that everybody does like is that going to work? >> some needs to change the messages. maybe instead of kill the bill. maim the bill. maim the bill. they may have to look at the bill as like a block of marble that they have to chizzle out. everybody agreed on expand

said he once made $100,000 in a weekend which helps explain the other side of joe ades, the rolls roycell. >> reporter: what really thrilled this peddler by day was new york at night. fine restaurants. theater. jazz. his favorite spot was at the exclusive pierre hotel where he would sip champagne and listen to kathleen landis play piano. >> he always sat directly behind me. then he would pour a glass for himself and then have a bottle of bubbly for me all night long. >> reporter: joe turned a lot of heads. >> people thought like he was an actor. a lot of people thought he was sean connery. because he was always so well dressed and so well put together. >> reporter: but ades was never ashamed of what he did. in fact, joe loved being recognized. >> occasionally people would come up and say you're the peeler guy. other times they would just look at him and think, "i know i've seen that man." >> happiness is just a thing called joe. >> reporter: joe met estelle his fourth wife at the pierre. they lived in style while he worked the street. he stored his peelers in the maid's room. he kind of

like to know whether additional authorizations before the directive is in place for example imported royce the time? >> thank you. [applause] the enthusiasm of your grew by one to congratulate you for the manifestation. you have a strong position against any gmo. i don't have any position in favor or against. it depends on the opinion given to me by experts. i don't have any presence in favor or against the gmo and the commission as a position that is to follow in those matters. i don't see the commissioner not discussing ideological about its gmo what they should do regarding each one. the commission takes the position based on the independent assessment making to us not because the gmo is necessary but if there is not evidence that it is risky for public health for the environment in that case we feel obliged according also to the obligations which ended up with ngo if there is nothing that prevents us scientifically from doing so. we respect very much -- >> [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: european conservatism's reform, please. >> i promise you that following the gmo my quest

royce, he got 70 republican votes, the same group of people voted against it.y the way, the bill that the republican house passed was then denounced by the republican president. some will remember famously mr. oxley saying he could have passed this legislation in 2005 if he hadn't gotten the one finger sa absolulute from the w house. mr. snow was in favor of going forward. what happened then was the republican senate and the republican house had a fight and no bill passed. comes 2006, and mr. paulson becomes secretary of the treasury and as he report in his book, he asked for permission to negotiate with the congress. he got the president whom he admires for doing this to let him do it over the objection of many others in the white house, he then announces he began negotiating with me, and with the democrats, in that next election the democrats got the majority. he then point s out in his book that we honored the agreements with he made and in 2007 we passed a bill that was far from perfe perfect but better than the republican bill that was passed in 2005. i th

like to know whether additional authorizations before the directive is in place for example imported royce what is the time? >> thank you. [applause] the enthusiasm of your grew by one to congratulate you for the manifestation. you have a strong position against any gmo. i don't have any position in favor or against. it depends on the opinion given to me by experts. i don't have any presence in favor or against the gmo and the commission as a position that is to follow in those matters. i don't see the commissioner not discussing ideological about its gmo what they should do regarding each one. the commission takes the position based on the independent assessment making to us not because the gmo is necessary but if there is not evidence that it is risky for public health for the environment in that case we feel obliged according also to the obligations which ended up with ngo if there is nothing that prevents us scientifically from doing so. we respect very much -- >> [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: european conservatism's reform, please. >> i promise you that following the gmo

royce got some of the republican votes.at the republican house passed was denounced by the republican presidents. some will remember that famously being said if he had not got the one finger salute from the white house. what happened was the republican senate and the republican house had a fight and no bill was passed. 2006, they asked for permission to negotiate with congress. they got the president, over the objection of many others in the white house, negotiating with me and with that the democrats in that next election. that is when they got the majority. he pushes out any vote that we honor the agreements that we have made and that we passed a bill that he called fall from perfect -- far from perfect but better than the republican bill. i apologize to the gentleman from new jersey. he was instead talking about democrats and the republican leadership. i do remember this, when they said the republicans tried to fix the bill but that they were outvoted. in fact, the records are all here. no amendment either in committee o

was a debate about that, so the higher end of that is less in the plan, i call it the platinum rolls-roycepiece of it, the rest will be covered by medicare fee he on unearned income. medicare free on unearned income. medicare fee on unearned income, whatever category that is. the third piece of it is that there will be -- well, it's not a pay for, it's about coverage. you have to look there. but that's the main thrust. cut mainly from medicare waste fraud and abuse, no cuts in benefits, no increase in premiums. just waste, fraud and abuse. this is essential in order to strengthen medicare and in this legislation we will make it solvent for nine more years. there are some other pieces to it that will be in there but the main piece is the medicare fee. it's help for health. we had a surcharge at the high end in our bill. this is a health fee on unearned income. and some other features in there as well. >> many times that one of the things that was most important to house democrats was -- [inaudible] that were in the senate bill. so, did you remove the nebraska issue? did you remove the money