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>> and were not talking about 25 or 30,000 prosthetics. we are talking about a much smaller group, and i think very least the government can do is make sure were doing it right. and with that i will yield for the ranking member if he has additional questions. >> thank you very much. just two additional questions. my first is, does the va have an objective measure to evaluate the prosthetic outcome? >> yes, sir, we do. our staffi...

>> all right. to your knowledge, has anyone outside the department seen the full copy of that report? >> i dont know, sir. >> okay. in an executive summary, the report implies the news organizations like yourselves are adversaries of the department of labor. do you believe that you are adversaries to the department? >> i do not, sir. >> nor do i. >> okay. are you personally aware of any security deficients with the departments lockup procedures? >> congress mapp, this brings me back to...

sandia found significant vulnerabilities in democrats, procedures and recommended steps to mitigate those risks. sandia also warned that those seeking to break current security controls are profit-driven, technically sophisticated individuals or organizations who may have considerable resources at their disposal. acting on sandias recommendations, the department announced new controls on hardware and software in the lockup environment. in addition, the department has now excluded speci...

distribution network, as you rightfully mentioned. it has become extremely important in getting vital supplies to our troops in afghanistan. likewise, it will play an extremely important role in taking equipment out of afghanistan, as we begin to lessen our military presence there. i have worked closely with the country of tajikistan on these issues. while they dont have a rail network like some other countries in central asia, they have been very supportive and have played a vital rol...

the professors writing is widely known. he has written over 100 articles. opinion pieces in publications, like the wall street journal, and he is a frequent contributor. he was awarded a guggenheim award in 2008. but that was not his greatest accomplishment in 2008. in that year, he also portrayed a prosecutor. and according to the movie database, imdb, it is a science- fiction thriller. finally, i should say he isnt active advocate. in 2004, the professor argued the medical marijuana ...

gods will, because that is what leads to true happiness. that is what our founders believed. [applause] and so we had this great experiment of building of great society was limited government from the bottom up, and we changed the world. winston churchill said the debate is not about the future, it is about the past. we have a president of the united states who is trying to redefine americas past, giving speeches that capitalism doesnt work and individual liberty leads to greed and unf...

-- lavrav. he agreed on the need for humanitarian access and a political process led by kofi annan. based on the terms of the arab league and the u.n. general assembly resolution. this is the time for all nations, even those who have blocked our efforts to stand behind the humanitarian and political approach spelled out by the arab league. we should say with one voice that the killing of innocents syrians must stop and a political transition must begin. second, i was pleased to be here...

tonight, as we do all of our events, with a prayer, a pledge, and the national anthem. if you will please rise, but we will be led in prayer by rev. john killian, a 12th grade home school student, and the national anthem. >> lets bell in prayer. we thank you that over two centuries ago he put it in the hearts of brave men and women to found this great country. we think that you preserve our land. i think that there is a stirring in hearts today to protect liberty, defend the principles...