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And Genetic Information than any other human ever. That was not an official position, but this is what one of the researchers, their comment on this study. Theres probably 10 to 12 different experiments or at least universities doing experiments from the university of frankfort, stanford, purdue. Itll be interesting to see what the data shows on the genetic and molecular effects from this Long Duration space flight. My brother mentioned therell be a cliff. I think that needs a little bit further explanation, right . We have data on a lot of people out to six months in space. We have a pretty good idea what happens in that sixmonth period. We have no data beyond sixmonths, so maybe there becomes a bend in the curve. We know peoples vision gets worse over the sixmonth period. But maybe at nine months or ten months it gets really bad. Imagine youre trying to send a crew to go live and work on mars for an extended period of time, but by the time they get there theyre going to be nearly bli
Nothing could be further from the truth. Instead those of us who handle incident us of Sexual Violence are professionals who share an overwhelming commitment to strike the delicate balance in todays legislative environment to preserve the Educational Rights of students, to manage conduct and above all to prevent Sexual Violence. Thank you. Thank you very much. Ms. Maatz, youre recognized for five minutes. Good morning, on behalf of the more than 170,000 members, over 1,000 branches and 900 college and University Partners of the American Association of university women, i thank you for inviting us to testify today. My remarks are informed by my 12 years with auw and my tenure as the executive director of a Domestic Violence program re recognized by excellence and also at whitten burg university where i was a a hall director that responded to incidents of Sexual Assault. I can personally attest to the fact this is not a new problem. When campus environments are hostile because of Sexual
Families with Student Loans but also things like Early Childhood education, head start programs, pell grants, all those things can end up being adversely affected. And this is just one thing i would ask everybody to consider. When you hear budget debates i know your eyes kind of glaze over. But the federal budget, thats really where we express our values and a lot of times people say, well, we should cut Government Spending because theres all this waste. But, in fact, the vast majority of Government Spending is for Social Security its for medicare, its for medicaid, its for helping vulnerable populations and its for defense. And not a lot is left over for helping middleclass families, for example, send their kids to college or to save. And if you had this ceiling, this artificial cap without taking into account a growing population and more young people going into college then you end up with a situation in which fewer people are getting help. Thats why its important to lift this artif
Anymore, and thats where as some of the other panelists were saying, the internet comes in, but really in terms of getting into collections you need those print reviews. I think we are i mean, we are looking at blogs as authoritative sites now. I mean, the whole thing is changing. Bloggers are writing for School Library journal now and vice versa. What counts as a professional book reviewer, i think the lines are blurring a little bit. And blogging, which used to be kind of like this thing that people did this their pajamas from home, is now becoming a really respected source of book reviews. But i think when youre trying to reach diverse audiences, a lot of times people get so many emails that they no longer open that email about a book or some item or some commodity to listening, to hearing. You can reach also diverse communities. I keep saying this over and over again, social, civic and Church Organizations are the heart of many communities. Youve got to go out to them. Do something