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accommodate to space but i believe that we were genetically wired to explore it's part of our makeup and hasbro. wards and so we're going to continue to do it. you can't stop people from doing it you know whether you look back a century ago on our exploration. of the world people are driven to do these things in the case of space it has great rewards we discover lots of things out there it's the best place to. study the universe and the universe of us what we have all from sather i think if we want to understand ourselves and we obviously have a basic drive to do that the human species of the universe is where we came from in the universal sense it's best to discover the rest of the universe from space and so i think it's inevitable that will continue trying to do that in fact i think . it's or it just was it just very briefly and maybe ambitions not just for space tourism but to spend more time in space and people actually spending their lives there i mean is that likely. this man unlikely i think and time it's inevitable and fact i congratulate the authorities and russia continue to give spac

a professor of pediatrics at brown medical school as a director of the job protection program at hasbro children's hospital in rhode island. i have a unique perspective on this issue because i may be the only person in this room who often has stood at the bedside in the emergency department or in the intensive care unit and actually witnessed the deaths infants and children from maltreatment. when the death of a child is the result of abuse or neglect, a sad event becomes an immense tragedy. the 1700 yearly child maltreatment deaths officially reported are just the tip of the iceberg. as the gao report points out, counting and tracking the number of deaths from maltreatment is challenging. sometimes, it is very difficult to distinguish between accidental and non-accidental deaths. for example, when a child is purposely suffocated with a pillow or a plastic bag, it can be impossible to distinguish this act from a death from natural causes. in addition, many deaths from neglect or not counted as such. in rhode island, a 3-year-old was told by his drunken father to go across a busy street