of bigelow tea, and she makes the best tea around. and i'm so excited you said best tea around, because we also think bigelow tea is the best tea around. >> i love it, and i'd love to hear more about kind of the history of bigelow, and i know it's a family business. >> yeah, well, it was actually started by my grandmother, ruth campbell bigelow, which is the official name of the company, rc bigelow. she was actually an interior designer in the city, and when the depression hit, she lost everything. my grandfather lost his job. they found an old colonial recipe, and they gave it to a group of friends to try, and that's where the name came back. it was a source of "constant comment." and this is the recipe. it has never changed. my parents are the only ones that still make the constant comment mix. >> so, it's a top-secret recipe? >> it is a top secret, and it's something that i'm very proud of, they're very proud of, and it's just, i think, one of the many things that makes bigelow tea a unique story, a unique american story. >> so, yo

bigelow. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. >> while she is having difficulty. also a comprehensive paid family medical leave program kind of treatment that is good for business predict can you discuss the reasons why he made the decision to offer paid family medical leave to your employees. i would cover, is a national paid leave program help a small business like yours. >> i appreciate the opportunity to respond. it will currently falls directly on the business owners and employees to come up with the solution. either way, that is costly and uncertain and even in a national program would also with the predictability and peace of mind and level the playing field between big and small businesses. >> thank you and is this the biden harris administration and democrats will continue to work enacting the family medical leave for all employees in the federal government and the private sector. i urge my republican colleagues to work with us to make paid family medical leave a reality for american families. and i now yield to the gentleman from south carolina. mr. norm

bigelow. well, she's having difficulty.as we've also heard, a comprehensive paid family medical leave program is good for business. mr. sorkin, you discussed the reasons why you made the decision to offer paid family and medical leave to your employees. how would a comprehensive national paid leave program help small businesses like yours? >> i appreciate the opportunity to respond. well, currently the burden falls directly on business owners and employees to come up with a makeshift solution. either way, that ends up being costly, uncertain and uneven. a national paid leave program would offer predictability and peace of mind and level the playing field between big and small businesses. >> thank you. and just in closing, the biden/harris administration and democrats in congress will continue to work to enact paid family and medical leave for all employees in the federal government and the private sector. i urge my republican colleagues to work with us to make paid family and medical leave a reality for american families in

when you do not need that, ryan bigelow who has been working for the database seafood watch for over 10 years . greenpeace has a red list. the fish fish in the wilder, the endangered. this is quite a blanket list. if you want to dig into exactly which fish stock is endangered, where you can turn to databases for more precise information. one of the best known is the sea food watch program. it's scientifically assesses and lists thousands of species and their sustainability status. why recommendations are very, very specific to types of fisheries. how healthy is this population of this session? if you're trying to catch? if you're trying to catch a tune up, how many of those 2 in our last 3 catching sharks are kitchen things you don't want? are you impacting that natural environment? or there are rules in place, those species, but there is quite a bit of difference depending on how and where it's caught. so let's talk about how these fish are caught. fishing methods using large industrial grade gear, and marine environments often cause the most damage. number one is bottom trolling wa

that's ryan bigelow, who has been working for the database c food watch for over 10 years, greenpeace has a red list. the fish fish in the wilder the endangered. this is quite a blanket list if you want to dig into exactly which fish stock is endangered, where you can turn to data bases for more precise information. one of the best known if the sea food was program, it scientifically assesses and lists thousands of species and their sustainability status. my recommendations are very, very specific to types of fisheries. how healthy is this population of this session? if you're trying to catch? if you're trying to catch a tune up, how many of those tuner, alas, are you catching sharks or kitchen things you don't want? are you impacting that natural environment? or there are rules in place to species, but there is quite a bit of difference depending on how and where it's caught. so let's talk about how these fish are caught. fishing methods using large industrial grade gear. and marine environments often cause the most damage. number one is bottom trawling where huge units, the height o

that's ryan bigelow, who has been working for the database. seafood watch for over 10 years. green piece has a red list. the fish fish in the wilder the endangered. this is quite a blanket list if you want to dig into exactly which fish stock is endangered, where you can turn to databases for more precise information. one of the best known is the sea food watch program. it's scientifically assesses and lists thousands of species and their sustainability status. my recommendations are very, very specific to types of fisheries. how healthy is this population of this session? if you're trying to catch, you're trying to catch a tune up. how many of those 2 are lost? so you catch in sharks? things you don't want are you impacting that natural environment? or there are rules in place to get those species that there is quite a bit of difference depending on how and where it's caught. so let's talk about how these fish are caught. fishing methods using large industrial grade gear and marine environments often cause the most damaged. number one is bottom trolling with huge units, the

that's ryan bigelow, who has been working for the database c food watch for over 10 years. greenpeace has a red list of fish, fish in the wilder the endangered. this is quite a blanket list if you want to dig into exactly which fish stock is endangered, where you can turn to databases for more precise information. one of the best known is the sea food watch program. it scientifically assesses and lists thousands of species and their sustainability status. why recommendations are very, very specific to types of fisheries. how healthy is this population of this session? if you're trying to catch, you're trying to catch a tune up. how many of those 2 are last? are you catching shark secretion? things you don't want. are you impacting that natural environment? or there are rules in place to get those species, but there is quite a bit of difference depending on how and where it's caught. so let's talk about how these fish are caught. fishing methods using large industrial grade gear and marine environments often cause the most damaged. number one is bottom trolling way huge units. the heig

that's ryan bigelow, who has been working for the database c food watch for over 10 years. greenpeace has a red list of fish, fish in the wilder the endangered. this is quite a blanket list. if you want to dig into exactly which fish stock is endangered, where you can turn to databases for more precise information, one of the best known is the c food watch program. it's scientifically assesses and lists thousands of species and their sustainability status. my recommendations are very, very specific to types of fisheries. how healthy is this population of this session? if you're trying to catch, you're trying to catch a tune up. how many of those 2 in our last, are you catching sharks or things you don't want? are you impacting that natural environment? are there rules in place to species? but there is quite a bit of difference depending on how and where it's caught. so let's talk about how these fish are caught. fishing methods using large industrial, great gear and marine environments often cause the most damaged. number one is bottom trolling way huge units. the height of the buildi

jacob bigelow professor of surgery at harvard university also warned future medical students about the poisonous effects of a slight wound or cracked in the skin by the dissecting knife these so-called pinpre cuts were a fast way to an early grave the dangers were always present even for the most experienced anatomists death was often inescapable for those trying their hardest to prevent it. the living in the form of disease patients were also taking a toll on those in the front line of medicine mortality rates amongst medical students and young doctors were very high on surprisingly. between 1843 and 1859 41 young men died after contracting fatal infections at saint bartholomew's hospital before ever qualifying as doctors. those who succumbed in this matter were often eulogized as martyrs who had made the ultimate sacrifice in order to advance anatomical knowledge. even those who survived often suffered some sort of illness during their hospital residencies indeed. the challenges were so great for those entering the profession that the surgeon john abernathy frequently concluded his l