We are all one company and its not just hung up on silos and exactly where peer i. T. Is the same way. There is essential i. T. But they very much view their clients like controlling what they do and help setting priorities. The key thing is a lot of communication and i think a lot of senior level involved in. I dont mean senior people making all the decisions, but typically, especially those taken that kind of things, you need someone senior to make the call that we are going to prioritize this project over that project. A lot of collaboration. One of our core values this collaboration. It is hard to say how you get a culture, but it takes a great culture which causes collaboration and creates innovation. Are you concerned about discoverability to stay in illinois given the states tax structure and deficits . People are going they are in premed at because they are anonymous. Email, i think that chicago is our home. We are not going anywhere. I think that from a citizens perspective, i
Any real meaning in the real world . I mean, isnt the reality that when we say we are reimbursing more than costs, we only reimburse not all costs are reimbursable. We create this impression that a hospital is getting more than what it costs them to operate. Is there analysis . Can you quantify really what is going on in a hospital when we tell them or when we tell the public that your hospital is getting 101 of costs when its really reimbursable costs . Yeah, that is a as you know, thats a very complicated question. You know, it goes back to the historical costs of the hospital and if they converted to critical access, what those historical costs feed into, what they would be paid under the ch reimbursement status. So it does vary from state to state. But i would be happy to get back with you and also with your staff. We can connect you with some of the folks at the university of North Carolina as well some of our experts to better understand it. In todays setting i would welcome that
Next, a conversation in on the latest in batter technology. Then, in conversation with biochemist craig venter. Then, the World Bank President. Next, a look at next Generation Battery Technology with washington correspondent steve levine and a director from argonne technology. Hosted by Atlantic Council. Jeffrey welcome everybody and good afternoon. Welcome to the Atlantic Council. We are pleased to have you all here today. I want to apologize in advance. We had some internet difficulties today. We will be passing microphones back and forth if it is not up and running by the time stephen and jeffrey start. Im sure it will all work out. I do want to emphasize that this is a very important event today. It is the inaugural event and in our new Technology Speakers series. One of the things that are new Global Energy center that we are emphasizing is the Critical Role that technology will play in helping us to meet clean Energy Challenges and also the geopolitical and International Ramifica
Correct . Around that time, sir. Okay. So for 3. 5 billion, we could keep the a10 in the inventory for a few more years and wouldnt have a gap. I would just say i think it would allow us to keep the a10 for that amount of money. It would be obviously up to them. Do both of you still believe that military commanders should bear the responsibility for dealing with Sexual Harassment problems in the military . Absolutely, senator. Absolutely. John, do you think were on the right track of getting a handle on this problem . I think as we look at the kinds of indicators that we normally used to track these reports, particularly have grown significantly. We view that as positive, as an personal to that, a good number of those reports are for years, where something happened before the soldier. Usually a female. But not always. The soldier even joined the military. That shows us they have increasing confidence. We obviously have a long ways to go. None of us are ready to declare victory. But we
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