and galen came and he said to us, and galen, correct me if i miss a word or so here. he said that the refugee resettlement program of the united states is the crown jewel of america's humanitarianism. is thisright, galeon -- right, galen? i quote you all the time because , this is really true. and what we're talking about when people seeking amnesty, refugee status, well-founded fear of persecution, it's an obligation of our country to be responsive to that. other countries are, and we do a minimum. and it's just not right. so in the current challenge that we have, one of the things we had to convey to the administration is that these people do have a right under international law and any sense of decency, to seek refuge in our country. and we have a responsibility to question whether it is a well-founded fear of persecution. but it isn't against the law for them to come into america, to have that test made. the large number of the people come through the ports of entry. overwhelmingly. but if they were to cross the border in another place because they are fleeing dan

the centuries the accepted view had been that of the renowned greek physician galen galen said that blood passes directly between the rights and left ventricles of the heart through tiny holes in the septum the dividing wall that separates them from the feast was the first to challenge galen's view he established that there weren't any holes so they had to be another way for blood to pass from rights and left the contention of some persons to say that this place is porous it's beneath on the preconceived idea that the blood from the right ventricle has to pass through the process. and they are home. that's it he's quoted as saying that for somebody as young as this person at the time when he was twenty nine to have the courage to state such a thing it's absolutely remarkable galen said that there are holes in the septum. if you open the right ventricle and doing now it is solid there on no channels whatsoever even a few switches absolutely right. the fee stated that the blood must first pass through the lungs he said it mingled with air before it came back to the heart and was pumped arou

galen said that there are holes in the septum. but. if you open the right benfica like and doing now it is solid there on no channels whatsoever even a few switches absolutely right. in the feast dated that the blood must first pass through the lungs where he said it mingled with them before it came back to the heart and was pumped around the body and now we know. the blood from the right's ventricle goes into the pond they are three these here goes around the lawn. comes back. in d.c. on the navy seals into the offensive so this is the problem of the research relation which comes here that is the discovery it's now obvious what it was and then. it linefeeds his description wasn't widely accepted at the time and it wasn't until his manuscript was rediscovered in the twentieth century that his work was universally recognized it's now part of the long history of medicine that continues to evolve today we have learnt a lot. more the grant how to stop it. how to replace it how to mend it but my personal. journey continues. early hospitals

ronald reagan said this, imagine that almost as memorable as galen statement to our committee. he said this is the last speech i will make as president of the united states, does that get your attention? ronald reagan this is the last speech year 02 young. this is the last speech i will make as president of the united states. he talks about the statue of liberty and what it meant, what it meant to his -- to families in look and say that what's my grandparents, my grandparents my ancestors saw when they came to the america and there she is. what it means to newcomers still coming to america to see this beacon of hope to the world of welcome to newcomers to america. and then he goes on to say, you have to read the speech directly because i most certainly will not do it justice. but then he goes on to say, the vital force america must recognize that the vital force of our preeminence in the world is every new generation of new immigrants coming to our country and once america fails to recognize their contribution we will fail to be preeminent in the world. ronald reagan recognizin

full work was a multi-volume group of techs that took on where the greeks left off physicians like galen hypocrisy in this first book he describes human anatomy in great detail and what i love is that he talks about things like. the muscles of the face and then goes on to talk about the muscles of the forward the muscles of the eyeball even the muscles of the. heathen works his way through the entire human anatomy in other texts he describes surgery he describes illnesses and treatments it's medical knowledge as they understood it then it contained a lot of. superstition but a lot of common sense as well the point is this text was so important it was still being used around the world over five hundred years later. even though today we know that not everything had been seen or wrote was correct his work was the pinnacle of medical knowledge at that time in his canon he includes a large number of medicines and remedies that use common had. during the golden age herbal remedies weren't an alternative to mainstream medicine they were all very new and as the empire grew travelers will bring b

full work was a multi-volume group of techs that took on where the greeks left off physicians like galen hypocrisy in this first book he describes human anatomy in great detail and what i love is that he talks about things like. the muscles of the face and then goes on to talk about the muscles of the forward the muscles of the eyeball even the muscles of the. he that works his way through the entire human anatomy in other he describes surgery describes illnesses and treatments it's medical knowledge as they understood it then it contained a lot of. superstition but a lot of common sense as well the point is this text was so important it was still being used around the world over five hundred years later. even though today we know that not everything had been seen a road was corrected his work was the pinnacle of medical knowledge at that time in his canon he includes a large number of medicines and remedies that use common had. during the golden age herbal remedies weren't an alternative to mainstream medicine they were all very new and as the empire grew travelers will bring back new p

bankruptcies the last couple of years and especially this year already so i think the big network galen's on its need of more traditional airlines of the past are doing rather well and and their specially locus their lines on the regional scale are going also very well if you look at low cost airlines going on the medium haul to long haul then the numbers don't look as promising then on the short told so there are challenges in the industry of course and if we assume further increases in fuel prices in the future they may be challenge. with their costs again and the rather low prices that. demands on the market will be a challenge for them so i do see a challenging industry that is doing rather well at the moment. but the growth of the it looks at the growth of the industry to growth of demand is also needed to have success in the future and missed a much as how do you say the industry the state of the industry at the moment and what it means for you know the travelers and for consumers. if so it's very fragmented and divided up into divisions of the previous gentleman just senate hearing