pratt in baltimore and came and visited and mr. carnegie said later that he knew of no other public-private partnership that was better established than mr. pratt's. he wanted his library free of politics and religion and without the distinction of race or color in 1886. >> wow, that's great. it's good to know that historical knowledge. my first question, as you know, libraries response abilities require the preservation of millions of items in traditional and new media. provide program to reading material to the blind and handicapped. could you give us a short list of some of your priorities? dr. hayden: it has been mentioned, and thank you for bringing up the list of responsibilities and also referring to one of the biggest i am very, but pleased to know that this part has been advanced, making sure the library has the technology infrastructure to accomplish this many roles, particularly with the copyright office and modernizing all of its operations. the expansion of the helpological capacity will in not only preserving and maki

he heard about mr. pratt in baltimore and came and visited baltimore and mr. carnegie said later in his book "the gospel of philanthropy" he knew of no other public/private partnership that was better established than mr. pratt's. he said he wanted his library free of politics and religion and also free to all without distinction of race or color in 1886. and he gave $1 million. >> wow. >> 1886. >> wow. that's great. well, it's good to just know that little bit of historical knowledge. okay. my first question, as you know, library responsibilities include the maintenance and preservation of millions of items in the wide range of traditional and new media. the administration of copyright laws. national program to provide reading material to the blind and handicapped. but could you just give us a short list of some of your priorities? >> it's been mentioned, and thank you for bringing up the list of responsibilities and also referring to one of the biggest challenges but i'm very pleased to know that this part has been advanced. making sure that the library has

he heard about mr. pratt in baltimore and came and visited baltimore and mr. carnegie said later in his book "the gospel of philanthropy" he knew of no other public/private partnership that was better established than mr. pratt's. he said he wanted his library free of politics and religion and also free to all without distinction of race or color in 1886. and he gave $1 million. >> wow. >> 1886. >> wow. that's great. well, it's good to just know that little bit of historical knowledge. okay. my first question, as you know, library responsibilities include the maintenance and preservation of millions of items in the wide range of traditional and new media. the administration of copyright laws. national program to provide reading material to the blind and handicapped. but could you just give us a short list of some of your priorities? >> it's been mentioned, and thank you for bringing up the list of responsibilities and also referring to one of the biggest challenges but i'm very pleased to know that this part has been advanced. making shie ining sure that thes

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mrs. baits ... she is so skinny, i love it. topic number 4. what man as are a cultural touchstone that has 20s food of pratt falls for as long as there have been images. three dimensional humans try to mimic their counterparts, but the sliminess makes you go arss over tea kettle. watch. oh, i'm so not disappointed. thanks to obamacare they can get knit back together like humpty dumpty and i get to pay for it. topic number 5. you now it's getting to be a nasty republican fight when the two frontrunners' wives get dragged into the political arena and one of them starts cracking jokes about vehicular manslaughter. >> if i were getting in my car and getting ready to reverse and saw donald in the backup camera, i'm not confident which pedal i would push. kennedy: that's a good joke particularly on the ted scale. he should just follow donald around with a giants sousaphone to rob him of whatever dignity he has. do not start bringing sousaphones to trump rallies. if you have weird stories of you want to see in the "topical storm," tweet me @kennedyna

mrs. baits ... she is so skinny, i love it. topic number 4. what man as are a cultural touchstone that has 20s food of pratt falls for as long as there havbeen images. three dimensional humans try to mimic their counterparts, but the sliminess makes you go arss over tea kettle. watch. oh, i'm so not disappointed. thanks to obamacare they can get knit back together like humpty dumpty and i get to pay for it. topic number 5. you now it's getting to be a nasty republican fight when the two frontrunners' wives get dragged into the political arena and one of them starts cracking jokes about vehicular manslaughter. >> if i were getting in my car and getting ready to reverse and saw donald in the backup camera, i'm not confident which pedal i would push. kennedy: that's a good joke particularly on the ted scale. he should just follow donald around with a giants sousaphone to rob him of whatever dignity he has. do not start bringing sousaphones to trump rallies. if you have weird stories of you want to see in the "topical storm," tweet me @kennedynati

>> well, i'm not sure if wall street would welcome mr. kasich but i can tell you this, the republicans put forth many mod pratt candidates the last two have been moderate, mccain and romney and win ratio is 0-2. they are part of the staen. . of the print media is part of the establishment that is the corps being rebelled against. i'm sure hibd close doors, draghi and janet yellen would agree with everything xeptd for the big recession. if they didn't, they would be raising rates or certainly wouldn't be adding more liquidity to the drenched earth we've already had. with regard to the recession and what he said if he gets in office, it's kind of hard to argue with. fiscal side is what's needed, fiscal side is what's needed. monetary side from the central bank has not only run its course but beyond the epilog. it's hard to argue with everything except the adjectives as to how deep and ugly it would be. if these are good times right now and everybody is disheartened, i don't think a recession would be any fun but i don't think it would be hu

mr. kendall: thank you chairman mccain, i'm happy to be here today with general bogdan, the program executive officer for the f-35 program as well as th mr. gilmore and mr. sullivan. my opening comments, i would like to discuss my own involvement with the f-35. general bogdan will provide for detail on the current state of the program. my first exposure was in the fall of 2009 as i was awaiting confirmation. i was briefed by a member of dr. gilmore's staff and my reaction at the time was one of surprise at the extremely long period of initial production, approximately 10 years. a very high amount of concurrencey in the program as you mentioned, mr. acquisitions. thank you chairman. the currency being the overlap between development and production. it was one of the highest and therefore most risky i have ever seen. production was started in 2007, well before the stability of the design could be confirmed through decision. i later call the decision acquisition malpractice, a phrase which h

as co-chairman of the career and technical education caucus, i spend a lot of time, mr. speaker, visiting schools, visiting our high schools, secondary schools, postsecondary schools that are providing training to greater opportunity and it's exciting to go into specifically high schools and see where this digital manufacturing, this additive manufacturing, using the 3-d printers and various types of materials is now present in our high school. and i appreciate the partnership that penn state has had working with not just business and industry but the collaborative work with our high schools to begin to introduce and grow this new innovation in manufacturing and to introduce this to young lerners, many of whom are going -- learners many of whom will be exposed to the very newest form of innovation for manufacturing. and some will go on to work for businesses and industries, who knows. some will become entrepreneurs and take us to a return to a day of cottage industries. you know, some of our most amazing discoveries have happened in basements and garages and spare bedroo