Ubiquitous, more and if were not carrying it on ourselves personally, nor were being watched by somebody else who has a reason to do that for us. When it becomes that ubiquitous, when the chair becomes smart, the water glass becomes smart, is it useful to think of that as Information Technology or is this a new state of being and how does hewlettpackard make any money off this . The question is, who controls all of the information, whether its individuals, the government, the companies themselves. I think we have time for one more question. Before we take this one, i want to remind all participants thats meeting has been on the record so everything said will be held against you in a court of law. Yes, in the white jacket. Im emmy with the Johns Hopkins applied physics lab. Can you talk about the educational of policymakers on the state of the science and scientists on the state of policy and how to make sure theres not a gap between the two communities. Good final question. Im less int
Americans achieve their dreams. Thank you very much. [applause] i am hoping for a quick confirmation. Listening to these two individuals gives you a good sense of why i am nominating them for these positions. They are going to do outstanding work. N that it is shau rare that an announcement about confirmation gets people choked up false [laughter] they are milking that. [laughter] and i do want to point out that the mayor was remiss in one element of his remarks. Pullinguming that he is for the spurs to win. Thank you everybody. [applause] thank you everybody. [applause] for more information about president obamas nomination to lead had, he is 39 years old and he is serving as her term as mayor of san antonio will stop julian has been mentioned as a possible Vice President ial and canada in 2016. Is some of his speech in Charlotte North Carolina will the unlikely journey that brought me here again many miles from this podium. My brother and i grew up with my mother and my grandmother.
RNZ Northland farmers say they are being denied short-term loans to cover their tax bills while banks are raking in big profits off high interest rates. The.
RNZ Northland farmers say they are being denied short-term loans to cover their tax bills while banks are raking in big profits off high interest rates. The.
RNZ Northland farmers say they are being denied short-term loans to cover their tax bills while banks are raking in big profits off high interest rates. The.