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mildred stallman of vanderbilt's medical school where she was one of four women in the class, focuseda lung condition in newborns that almost always was fatal. in 1954 she received a grant from the national institutes of health to develop a small iron lung ventilator like the ones used to treat polio in adults. she experimented on newborn lambs keeping a flock of sheep at vanderbilt. after proving the effectiveness of her ventilator, dr. stahlman created the field of neonatology when she opened the first neonatal care unit. dr. stahlman, a nashville native, was a force of nature. when she saw newborn babies were dying on the long trip from rural areas to her nicu, she converted a bread truck into an ambulance with a ventilator and warming lamps. that truck was the first angel transport and a prototype for neonatal ambulances. in a bit of poetry, martha, who was saved by that experimental ventilator in 1961, grew up to become a neonatal nurse at the children's hospital at vanderbilt where she still works. dr. mildred "millie" stahlman, whose groundbreaking work has saved countless live

it is mildred as the, as the most heavily bumped country in the world's history. and there are those who still suffer from the american bombing campaign of the last century. children, bright and dazzling. the unexploded ordnance looks more like choice rather than lethal weapons. and the bombs looked like totally bold as they were shining with fancy colors. the children do not have any idea of what they are and play with them . that's why 60 percent of the victims are children being at the national training center in v n t on i am faced with appointment reminders off last tribble and past these activities showcase the devastating legacy of american bombing campaigns during the vietnam war. a trail off on the load at the war and that nearly 5 decades ago. yet loss continues to deal with how it has affected daily lives. up until today, 270000000 of cluster munitions were dropped on loss between 196421973 . that was called a secret war by united states as it was never at war with the country officials. what's not a secret is that washington spent $17000000.00 per day

as of today, our mildred standing, the, the, the targets that they've been set by many governments collectively in the world. we keep increasing carbon dioxide production. and it's still going as in the wrong direction. and when you look even at congress in the western world, which heavy employment major as a steps to reduce still, it's not going down fast enough. so we have to find a solution that's complex. so in the, when it comes to financing ends, the timeframe makes things tricky. that, that, that site that i mean we're talking about projects that spend 15 to 20 years fancy on the funding. them become somewhat complicated. you don't. so as you put the return on investment won't come tomorrow, complete, see $4.00 and $3.00 or 5 years time from now, which is what kind of mentioned or private equity companies aren't coming to the fee. i'm in, give, on seeing if there's an, as a commercial net as an investment, but it's a difficult one objective. it's very difficult for an investor to understand the entire landscape and identifying those companies for an investor distinguishing between the di

importance of reducing that significantly our dependency of our forcing officer fluids as of today, our mildred standing, the, the, the targets that they've been set by many governments collectively in the world. we keep increasing carbon dioxide production. and that it's still going as in the wrong direction. and when you look even at congress in the western world, whichever you implement major as a steps to reduce still it's not going down fast enough. so we have to find a solution that's complex. so in the, when it comes to financing into the timeframe makes things tricky. that, that, that site that i mean we're talking about project band 15 to 20 years fontes yonder . so funding them become somewhat complicated. you don't. so i should put the return on investment and won't come tomorrow complete. see $4.00 and $3.00 or 5 years time from now, which is what you had mentioned on private equity companies. you are in a contract to the fi. i'm in give own st infusion as a commercial net as an investment, but it's a difficult one objective. it's very difficult for an investor to understand the ent

there was a woman in mildred wirt who wrote about a girl scout fiction books. and she also wrote 11 of the first 12 nancy drew books. but again, were not always authorized by the national organization, but as long as it's presenting girls in a good light, they were fine with it. you see here on the right, nancy, go scouting by jean henry. that was lou's sister. she gave her an opportunity. and my favorite is at the bottom. this one was written by the national executive director, abby higgins. young group workxecutive. you can just see her coming in with the kate. the young group executive. but this was also recruitment for recent college graduates. abby is aimless and doesn't know what to do her life and she goes with a school assignment to a settlement house and winds up having a troop and on and on and on. she becomes professional girl scout and is able to support herself, travel widely and all sorts of other appealing things to young women of that time. also here, we're looking at ways of professionalizing and standardizing using training of both staff and v

there was a woman in mildred wirt who wrote about a girl scout fiction books. and she also wrote 11 of the first 12 nancy drew books. but again, were not always authorized by the national organization, but as long as it's presenting girls in a good light, they were fine with it. you see here on the right, nancy, go scouting by jean henry. that was lou's sister. she gave her an opportunity. and my favorite is at the bottom. this one was written by the national executive director, abby higgins. young group work executive. you can just see her coming in with the kate. the young group executive. but this was also recruitment for recent college graduates. abby is aimless and doesn't know what to do her life and she goes with a school assignment to a settlement house and winds up having a troop and on and on and on. she becomes professional girl scout and is able to support herself, travel widely and all sorts of other appealing things to young women of that time. also here, we're looking at ways of professionalizing and standardizing using training of both staff and

i am sister mildred and i am indefatigable except when arriving from the east escorting orphans. is a serious business. notjust a i is a serious business. notjust a serious business. and you are right, it is something we all have to face. what are we going to do when we are dying and we cannot move and we are locked up, that terrible thing that happens when you cannot speak. what is going to happen to us? that is scary, and yes, i would hope that assisted dying would be the law as soon as possible. i assisted dying would be the law as soon as possible.— soon as possible. i feel we have been on a _ soon as possible. i feel we have been on a kind _ soon as possible. i feel we have been on a kind of— soon as possible. i feel we have| been on a kind of roller-coaster. been on a kind of roller—coaster. but that is life. {lil been on a kind of roller-coaster. but that is life.— but that is life. of nonsense and serious stuff. _ but that is life. of nonsense and serious stuff. but _ but that is life. of nonsense and serious stuff. but i _ but that is life. of nonsense and serious stuff.

mildred in new jersey, independent. caller: hi. can you hear me? host: we are listening.irst of all, i hope trump goes to jail. the way things look, they let him get away with inciting a riot on our white house. he caused so much havoc during covid. he is probably the most -- host: we will leave it there. you are looking at a family photo of the nine justices as we await their ruling on the final cases of this term and the case people are watching this morning, one of the big ones is this immunity claim by the former president. we are live outside the supreme court. one of the nine justices put it this way, the question becomes how to segregate private from official conduct that may or may not enjoy some immunity. that is the question before the nine justices. stay tuned to c-span's coverage of the supreme court. thank you all for calling in today. that is it for the washington journal. we'll be back tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is resp

from mildred high school, national guard, brenly perkins. from nimitz high school, violateta cortez. yandel flores, ashley estrada. like to recognize andrea alvarado for receiving a navy rotc scholarship and emma huckaby for receiving an rotc scholarship. from red oak, army national guard, chloe draper. marine corps, wyatt foegele and reese tiffany. navy, ahman knee cooks. from rice high school, laura sanchez. marine corps, ely gibson. sam houston high school, national guard, henry newton and regina balderas. navy, eric quiros. army, alfonso perez jr., cesar ramirez. jared ramirez, marine corps, roland and isaac. from waxahachie global high. army hayden white. from waxahachie high school, enlisting in the navy, logan, jasmine, lissette and asia parrish. in the marine corps, ernesto. haley. and ruby. in the national guard, mason contreras, vincent sally, skyler howard and carolina suarez. from westwood high school, enlisting in the marine corps, brodie andrew let for the. tristan fitzgerald. in the navy alexander castillo. christian james flo