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aboutso wrote articles her impressionistic approach to garden design for scriveners magazine and other magazines at the time. this is her entry for what she called the ideal suburban house and garden in 1906, which i think was a contest. shows her versatility as a designer looking for work. a rather maintenance-intensive garden, to say the least, but this is where she was around 1906. then of course in 1912 she designed a garden enclosed by hedges and walls for her cousins once again in hyde park, new york, otherwise known as belfield. she would use this formula of enclosure and restrained planting next year at the white house. untilom the mid-1910's the late 1930's she was at the top of her profession. in addition to contacts in new york, newport, and philadelphia, who gave her a boost, she also had many connections in washington dc, beginning of course with teddy roosevelt. bishop satterlee asked her advice on the grounds at the washington natural -- national cathedral. while moses pine who was chairman of the trustees committee for princeton university asked her advice about the pri

it was a scrivener's error in the mistake it was not there, needs to be corrected. with that, again, the gentlelady from california has been a great help on this. the gentleman from texas, mr. ratcliffe, and others, for work on this legislation. as we go forward, i think this has been a good process. i'm glad to see it come into fruition. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlelady from california is recognized. mr. bass: mr. speaker, without question, congress should do everything within its power to ensure the safety of all americans. clearly, the possession and distribution of ricin is dangerous and should be included among the various biological toxins prohibited under current law. as congress had intended. s. 744 corrects this technical error and addresses the serious consequences presented by this oversight. for these reasons, i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting s. 744, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the question is will the house suspend the