hi, i'm keeley. and i'm erika.company, wild squirrel nut butter, this january as sophomores at the university of oregon. wild squirrel is seeking a $50,000 investment in exchange for 10% equity in our company. keeley and i love peanut butter.

barbara keeley!and social care to make a statement on the learning disability's mortality review. minister caroline dinenage, will answer the urgent question. and we look forward to her answer. minister dinenage! thank you, mr speaker, the government is absolutely committed to reducing the number of people with learning disabilities, whose death may have been preventable. the learning disability mortality review programme was established injune 2015, and was commissioned by nhs england to support local areas in england to review the deaths of people with a learning disability. barbara keeley started by referring to the health secretary's absence. can i say i think it is disgraceful that the secretary of state has just run out of the chamber rather than answering this question himself. that is disgraceful. seven years after winterborne view and five years since the avoidable death of connor sparrowhawk, the findings of this review, mr speaker, show a much worse picture than the previous reports about

ambassador coming to keeley at clemson business school. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. i almost want to say down. a lovely, lovely introduction. thank you. gratings class of 2018. how are you? puerto rico. [inaudible] so, here's a fun fact. i did not attend my college graduation. my senior year in college i was a busybody or the fact that the administration called me. i'm serving as president of the african american student alliance, which is an organization that i cofounded a year prior. aside from that we were laser focused on reading the racist and discriminatory practices. in that one school year committee university instituted zero-tolerance policy for black residential students and we organized a press conference to voice their discontent. the school created -- [inaudible] so then we help the biggest event arkansas had ever seen to pay for those two events. we were ready to respond. we were bad. then, less than two weeks before my graduation day, i got a call in a bomb drops that there's some discrepancy with my transfer credits and i wouldn't be able to walk. i w