Now, in that case, I've looked at it, much of what your PMI (Precision Medicine Initiative) has done is said to be centralized, but it sounds as if your EHR aspect will be federated in that my record will reside in Louisiana, but…

The expense of that is going to be enormous. So is your initial PMI going to include all these layers, or would that be something that we move towards?

Combat readiness though is almost by definition--it seems to be the number one priority of the Army, to be ready for combat.

If you're going to buy back folks in, it just seems as if they would want to have daycare.

I've kind of made it my jihad to get NIH to redirect dollars to more pressing current biomedical needs.

If there are a billion dollars that come in, in revenue, a certain portion ideally would be used to maintain the program, does some of it flow back to one of those million?

Now, the thing that concerns me regarding this data, granted, it's pre-competitive, but we, as taxpayers, funded for electronic medical records to collect this data to make it generalizably available to people doing public health.

I have tremendous interest in my State because I want to address both the needs of these women and these men.

So it isn't an inducement as in, you know, stick a nail in your eye; it is, listen, you're going to be taking your hair, you're going to put it in an envelope, you're going to mail it to us, you're going to give us access, a lot of hassle…

So in your business plan, I have several questions. You have an ambitious effort to recruit a million people from all socioeconomic groups. How do you plan to do so?

There is some concern about unique identifiers, however they be.

Your bipartisan leadership has enabled SBA to reopen loan application processes this year for those still working to rebuild in Sandy's aftermath.

I want to thank both of you and your agencies for your response recently in Louisiana. It has been very proactive and very aggressive, and we appreciate that.

Although Louisiana knows better than anyone the challenges of rebuilding after a storm, the historic flooding we saw left nearly half the state under a FEMA disaster declaration, with even more parishes qualifying for SBA assistance.

the Recovery Opportunity Loan Program in the RISE Act has a good opportunity for success

I also want to thank Chairman Vitter, Senator Booker, and the members of the Committee for your passion and persistence on behalf of the survivors of Superstorm Sandy.

Thank you all for joining me today for the Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee's Hearing on recent disaster recovery efforts and SBA's progress in implementing the Recovery Improvements for Small Entities After Disaster…

Mr. Speaker, in recent months, Livingston Parish has lost two important leaders. On October 26 of last year, Jeff McHugh David passed away. Earlier this month, on March 3, Michael Dowty also passed away. Jeff was the longest serving…