I'll never forget, with all the problem we've had in the Gulf Claims Facility, of getting them to try to help out people.

I want others to have a chance.

I know we have a vote that is coming up momentarily, but I just wanted to say my wish for those folks who are huddling up down at the White House every day: Don't miss this opportunity for a grand bargain to do something serious about…

And to do that cheaply, and it saves a lot of electricity.

There's a company from Rice that is doing exactly that right now. It has huge implications for our energy security.

And so that kind of competitive advantage is something that I think the CNST was able to provide.

Good morning. We are really looking forward to this hearing.

I strongly believe that advances in nanotechnology will continue to play a critical part on the world economic stage.

I yield the floor. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Senator from Ohio. ____________________

Dr. McLendon, give us an example on that Lockheed case where there's a Lockheed scientists with one of your scientists. What are they developing?

The President's proposed signature initiatives in solar energy, nanomanufacturing and nanoelectronics should not become bi-coastal research and commercialization consortia.

So that can actually go into the emergency room or in places where you can see--when someone has a stroke.