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"care and feeding" Definitions
  1. the providing of what is needed for sustenance, well-being, or efficient operation
"care and feeding" Synonyms
upkeep keep maintenance preservation conservation sustentation conserving preserving support care keeping subsistence sustenance food protection safeguarding living nurture livelihood salvation

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The care and feeding of America's "fur babies" has grown increasingly baroque.
They only care about the care and feeding of Donald J. Trump.
The kind of care and feeding required of friends, I'm frankly incapable of.
Companies spend inordinate amounts of time on the care and feeding of their databases.
Any deviation from the care and feeding of the icon is fraught with risk.
Macron "has run a master-class on the care and feeding of POTUS," the source says.
But Anissa Gray's debut novel, "The Care and Feeding of Ravenously Hungry Girls," complicates this stereotype.
Anissa Gray is the author of the novel, "The Care and Feeding of Ravenously Hungry Girls."
Mr. Sykes and his colleagues go to great lengths to tend to the neighbors' care and feeding.
A series of bills and actions aimed specifically at the care and feeding of the Republican base.
The care and feeding of the mice there will be more automated, which will reduce their stress levels.
Pub date: May 19193 The Care and Feeding of Ravenously Hungry Girls is a story of sibling love.
They are, he continues, "a manual for…the care and feeding of a dragon in your living room."■
"The care and feeding of allies and partners and friends is really the domain of those two guys," he said.
Aspects of the care and feeding of mice that were previously seen as insignificant are turning out to matter a lot.
It's a bad enough trait, though expected, for a DNC chair, whose job entails the proper care and feeding of donors.
But falcons need care and feeding, they can't work all day, and they can't herd birds to where you want them.
Dalloway, Jay Gatsby — but few who have to consider the care and feeding of visitors for a night or more. Mrs.
The government pays private prison companies fees ranging from roughly $210 to $2000 daily for the care and feeding of each detainee.
And that means Congress, which so far doesn't seem prepared to commit to the care and feeding that will be necessary to support the effort.
Care workers often have long-term relationships with families and sometimes, they'll need special training to work with medical conditions or specific care and feeding routines.
Fiction THE GIRLS AT 17 SWANN STREET By Yara Zgheib THE CARE AND FEEDING OF RAVENOUSLY HUNGRY GIRLS By Anissa Gray No one seems to diet anymore.
And as the former minority leader in the California Legislature during the governorship of Arnold Schwarzenegger, McCarthy is experienced in the care and feeding of celebrity egos.
The zoo plans to furlough 130 of its employees, while an additional 191 involved in the care and feeding of animals are working without pay, according to officials.
At all other events and training camps that are not held at U.S.O.C. facilities, the national governing bodies are responsible for the care and feeding of their athletes.
He's making the case against Silicon Valley in the middle of Station F, a massive complex on the outskirts of Paris devoted exclusively to the care and feeding of startups.
The sector that dedicates itself to the care and feeding of our democracy by fixing campaign finance laws, strengthening ethics enforcement, and making government work for all citizens is very small.
"We're going to set up a process by which we can go back into that country and take care of the care and feeding of the equipment we leave behind," Lockert said.
What happens when it doesn't matter where a product is made because a robot built it and there is little to no overhead associated with the care and feeding of a robot arm?
And in the midst of that, our new third person — that less codependent baby ghost who so desperately needs care and feeding to grow into its best self — is sometimes left to languish.
When sweet, uncomplicated Sherman asks what's next for the goldfish—not if but when they succeed in finding him—Sadie responds by waxing eloquent on the proper care and feeding of those we love.
It's all in preparation for the care and feeding of Hugo, his year-old son, and a source of awe for Chang, 210, who until fairly recently had almost never even cooked at home.
Slowly, my product would wind its way through the labyrinth of distribution, ultimately landing in retail stores which required their own care and feeding — point of purchase displays, end caps, promotional materials, in some cases, training.
And unlike chicks and ducklings, which are born with their eyes open and can move around on their own and feed themselves within a few days, squabs require care and feeding from their parents for four weeks.
Moore says that when he came across "The Care and Feeding of Ravenously Hungry Girls: A Novel" on Amazon, he interpreted the phrase as somewhat mischievous, as though anyone would confuse the book for a how-to guide.
The franchise might not be all that Disney envisioned after "The Force Awakens," but with prudent care and feeding, the yet-to-be-explored parts of that galaxy should continue to be a force to be reckoned with.
By taking a silly stunt seriously, it gives a platform to people not usually seen as political heavyweights: working-class women in their 20s and 30s who talk about how they struggled to pay for health care and feeding their kids.
Some trace the outdoor focus to eminent pediatrician Dr. Luther Emmett Holt, who held a position at the Rockefeller Foundation and whose influential 1897 book, The Care and Feeding of Children, recommended plenty of sunlight and fresh air for babies.
McCullough and other proponents of a ban took issue with the GAO's findings, and argued that horses were unsafe to eat because they were not subject to the same regulations that governed the care and feeding of other livestock, such as cattle.
Image: PASIEKA/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/Getty Images Image: PASIEKA/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/Getty Images You could call this the startup equivalent of being born and bred in captivity — where great care and feeding early in life helps ensure that the company is able to thrive.
We had hoped that this time if they insisted on keeping the bill as regressive as they have that they would call it what it really is: the American Wealth Care Act (AWCA), the  — a regressive tax cut for the care and feeding of the wealthy.
This story has been told many times, but the authors put it in a new context as a novel master metaphor: the computer no longer an electronic beast demanding human care and feeding as in the punch-card era but a compact and conscientious personal assistant.
John "JV" Venable, a retired Air Force pilot with the Heritage Foundation, told The Hill that the service has failed to "put in good care and feeding of our pilots" due to funding shortfalls and the gutting of basic support personnel in squadrons over the past five years.
"That's the beauty of this whole thing," said Michael Shaff, a lawyer who chairs the tax and estate-planning practice at Stubbs Alderton & Markiles in Sherman Oaks, CA.The tax care and feeding of a young startupThe rules for getting the tax benefit of QSBS are prickly, as Business Insider has previously detailed.
This summer alone gave us O.J.: Made in America, which used the Simpson trial to dig into Los Angeles' troubled racial history; Weiner, an indictment of not only modern political animals, but also the media responsible for their care and feeding; and De Palma, which deftly used Brian De Palma's career to illustrate the decline of modern studio system.
In theory, operating a fleet of Robirds is scaleable; you could build the drones faster than you could train a falcon, and you don't have to feed it hamburgers, keep it warm or sing it lullabies when it's its bed-time (obviously, yours sincerely knows a lot about the care and feeding of birds of prey).
The Care and Feeding of Ravenously Hungry Girls by Anissa GrayDesign: Emily OsborneArt: Alice Lindstrom We Cast a Shadow by Maurice Carlos RuffinDesign: Rodrigo Corral Gingerbread by Helen OyeyemiDesign: Helen Yentus The Bird King by G. Willow WilsonDesign: Helen Crawford-White The Old Drift by Namwali SerpellDesign: Kai and Sunny Life Support: 100 Poems to Reach for on Dark Nights edited by Julia CopusDesign: Helen Crawford-White The Collected Schizophrenias by Esmé Weijun WangDesign: Kimberly Glyder The Crying Book by Heather ChristieDesign: Nicole Caputo The Water Dancer by Ta-Nehisi CoatesArt: Calida Garcia RawlesDesign: Greg Mollica In the Dream House by Carmen Maria MachadoArt: Alex Eckman-LawnDesign: Kimberly Glyder Kaddish.
1963) ;Part III. Scientists, Mad and Otherwise 14\. "The Care and Feeding of Scientists" (original title: "The Care and Feeding of Mad Scientists") (from Astounding Science Fiction, Jul. 1951) 15\.
A few of the titles Gunter has published are, Instrumentation Litigation, When patients refuse blood transfusions A Study of Why Patients Sue, Communicate or Litigate and The Care and Feeding of a Health Practice.
The "Cry It Out" (CIO) approach can be traced back to the book "The Care and Feeding of Children" written by Emmett Holt in 1894.The Care and Feeding of Children: A Catechism for the Use of Mothers and Children's Nurses (1907 edition) by Dr. Holt, L. Emmett, MD CIO is any sleep-training method which allows a baby to cry for a specified period before the parent will offer comfort. "Ferberization" is one such approach. Ferber does not advocate simply leaving a baby to cry.
Peterfreund has written two full-length novels and three short stories about or dealing with killer unicorns. These are Rampant, Ascendant, Errant in Kiss Me Deadly: 13 Tales of Paranormal Lore, The Care and Feeding of Your Baby Killer Unicorn in Zombies vs. Unicorns, and On a Field, Sable in Eternal Spring. Errant, The Care and Feeding of Your Baby Killer Unicorn, and On a Field, Sable are all stand-alone stories in the Killer Unicorn universe, while Rampant and Ascendant are meant to be read in that order.
Parental care and feeding ecology of Golden Eagle nestlings. The Auk, 101(4), 753-760.Våli, Ü., & Lõhmus, A. S. K. O. (2002). Parental care, nestling growth and diet in a Spotted Eagle Aquila clanga nest. Bird Study, 49(1), 93-95.
The zoo started with animals in narrow and dirty cages, with basic levels of care and feeding. With local government support and contributions from citizens, Cali Zoo began a transformation into a modern zoo. The old cages were replaced with new comfortable and spacious exhibits. Animals were relocated according to their species, rather than the prior indistinct organization.
EIMAC Care and Feeding of Power Grid Tubes, 5th edition, 2003, p. 149-150 The plumbing connections for the water inlet and outlet are made at the anode, where a high DC voltage (up to 22 kV DC) is present. Forced air is used to provide additional cooling to the filament and grid connections at the bottom of the tube.
As the farm is a charity it depends on donations from the general public. Fundraising schemes are active throughout the year. Events like 'Be a farmer for a day', 'Sponsor an animal', 'Pony care', 'Annual Open Days' and 'Doors open weekend' are some of the fundraising initiatives in place. Volunteer workers handle the day-to-day care and feeding of the animals.
Also, some animals original from this forest, especially the deer, are being protected by taking care and feeding them in a safeguard place. All of this activities are perfect to escape from the everyday life in the City without going out of it. In addition, the woods are always patrolled by the Forest rangers, who cater for the visitors’ needs.
Females usually lay seven eggs but it can vary from one to ten eggs which she incubates for 12–16 days. The eggs are oval shaped with no markings and measure on average . The young hatchlings are altricial. The females do most of the parental care and feeding whilst the males continue to build nests and display for other females.
Her autobiography Past Imperfect (volume I), in which she wrote, "Those who never fail are those who never try," was published in 1942, and Free Admission (volume II) was published in 1948. She also wrote more than a dozen other books, including The Care and Feeding of Friends, a guide to lighthearted entertaining with over 80 recipes and 20 menus.
The reindeer are domesticated and belong to the household. In many ways they are treated like family members and shown respect. The community's chores and activities are centered around the care and feeding of their reindeer. Dukha communities on the taiga are usually a group of tents of two to seven households that move camp to find optimum grazing for the reindeer.
This can be done by placing secondary electrodes in each phase and close to interface each phase has a reference electrode. One phase is attached to a potentiostatPotentiostats - Their Care and Feeding which is set to zero volts, while the other potentiostat is driven with a triangular wave. This experiment is known as a polarised Interface between Two Immiscible Electrolyte Solutions (ITIES) experiment.
Carotenoids are pigments which are responsible for the yellow, orange and red coloration of traits such as the eye and plumages, displayed by many avian species. These play a large role in bird communication and social interactions. In nestlings these colourations likely play a role in parent off-spring communication. For example, for parents to assess nestling conditions and needs and to then adjust their care and feeding appropriately.
In addition to her editing and book reviews, Cliffe has drawn notice for her writing on a wide range of topics, including humor pieces, collegiate financial aid, and Protestant Christianity. She has written advice columns for Elle and Catapult's magazine, and in January 2018, became an advice columnist, with Carvell Wallace, at Slate. Their column, offering parenting advice, is called "Care and Feeding". In December 2017, Cliffe joined the board of directors of Electric Literature.
This elephant orphanage conducts captive breeding of some elephants in its care. The natural environment and healthy care and feeding at Pinnawala made the elephant breeding program a success. The first birth at Pinnawala was in 1984, Sukumalee, a female was born to Vijaya and Kumar who were aged 21 and 20 years respectively at the time. The males Vijaya and Neela and females Kumari, Anusha, Mathalie and Komali have since then parented several baby elephants.
For precocial birds, those that develop and leave the nest quickly, a short nestling stage precedes a longer fledging stage. All birds are considered to have fledged when the feathers and wing muscles are sufficiently developed for flight. A young bird that has recently fledged but is still dependent upon parental care and feeding is called a fledgling. People often want to help fledglings, as they appear vulnerable, but it is best to leave them alone.
He kept his collection in the back of his drug store on Third & Morrison streets. When caring for the animals became too large a responsibility he sought to sell them to the city of Portland. Instead of buying the animals, the city offered to give Knight two circus cages and allowed him to place the caged bears on the grounds of City Park (now called Washington Park). Care and feeding of the bears, however, still fell to the Knight family and friends.
Enema of the State is considered by critics as pop punk and skate punk. The songs on Enema of the State are fast-paced songs regarding "adolescent aimlessness, broken hearts and general confusion over the care and feeding of girls." Summarizing the album's content, The New York Times called Enema of the State a sampling of "ecstatic, goofy numbers about teenage uselessness, with a smattering of tender introspection." The songs are mainly autobiographical, or are inspired by stories from friends' experiences.
With the advent of the fighting, she spent the early years of the war assisting with the care and feeding of the many slaves who had fled to Union- controlled areas. By the spring of 1863, Union officials had found a more dramatic and active role for Tubman. The Union forces in South Carolina badly needed information about the Confederate forces opposing them. Intelligence on the strength of enemy units, location of encampments, and designs of fortifications was almost nil.
Seychelles warblers demonstrate cooperative breeding, a reproductive system in which adult male and female helpers assist the parents in providing care and feeding the young. The helpers may also aid in territory defense, predator mobbing, nest building, and incubation (females only). Breeding pairs with helpers have increased reproductive success and produced more offspring that survived per year than breeding pairs with the helpers removed. Helpers only feed the young of their parents or close relatives and do not feed unrelated young.
Only four months after the post office opened, rats were discovered in the basement. To remedy the problem, seven cats were allowed to live in the building, and the postmaster received $18 annually for each cat's care and feeding. The cats lived in the post office for at least one year, although no one is sure when the rat problem was solved. As Spokane continued to grow and postal activity expanded, city officials realized the need to enlarge the building.
In cold climates, some beekeepers have kept colonies alive (with varying degrees of success) by moving them indoors for winter. While this can protect the colonies from extremes of temperature and make winter care and feeding more convenient for the beekeeper, it increases the risk of dysentery and causes an excessive buildup of carbon dioxide from the bees' respiration. Inside wintering has been refined by Canadian beekeepers, who use large barns solely for the wintering of bees; automated ventilation systems assist in carbon dioxide dispersal.
NFA works to help street cats around the world, with support projects in South Africa, Italy, and Greece. On the Greek islands of Kefalonia and Ithaka, NFA funds spay and neuter programs and provides food for street cats. In Cape Town, South Africa, NFA supports the work of activist June Bradbury who cares for feral cats in industrial areas, and financially supports the cattery at the TEARS animal rescue shelter. In Paciano, Italy, NFA provides funding for the care and feeding of street cats.
Luther Emmett Holt, The Care and Feeding of Children, (New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1894). Watson, Holt, and other child care experts obsessed over rigidity because they believed that irregularities in feeding and bowel movements were causing the widespread diarrheal diseases seen among babies in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.Benjamin Spock, "How My Ideas Have Changed," Redbook, October 1963. Furthermore, these experts, whose ideas were embodied in Infant Care pamphlets distributed by the U.S. government, warned against “excessive” affection by parents for their children.
The breeding period started with courtship and copulations in late July, with actual nesting not taking place until mid-August. The nest itself was a simple saucer-shaped depression on the ground. Under favourable conditions it may have managed to rear two broods a year. Small groups nested cooperatively, with prolonged parental care and feeding by the adults, most likely so that they could defend their young from predation by hermit crabs (Coenobita) and the Polynesian rat (Rattus exulans), with which it was able to co-exist.
He was still responsible for the care of the heifers until 1911, and the care and feeding of his rats fell to a new volunteer, Marguerite Davis, a home economics-turned-biochemistry student who looked out for them daily, unpaid for five years. She earned $600 for her sixth and final year. Davis helped McCollum develop "the biological method for the analysis of food", and she co-authored a number of papers. Among them was "The Necessity Of Certain Lipins In The Diet During Growth" in 1913.
Spock's book helped revolutionize child care in the 1940s and 1950s. Prior to this, rigid schedules permeated pediatric care. Influential authors like behavioral psychologist John B. Watson, who wrote Psychological Care of Infant and Child in 1928, and pediatrician Luther Emmett Holt, who wrote The Care and Feeding of Children: A Catechism for the Use of Mothers and Children's Nurses in 1894, told parents to feed babies on strict schedules and start toilet training at an early, specific age.John Watson, Psychological Care of Infant and Child, (New York: W. W. Norton & Co., 1928).
He adapted it into a book which became the standard child rearing text The Care and Feeding of Children: A Catechism for the Use of Mothers and Children's Nurses (1894). This remained the pre-eminent guide until Psychological Care of Infant and Child (Watson 1928) and then Baby and Child Care (Spock 1946). Holt promoted the idea of regimented and disciplined parenting. His book included a schedule of activities (such as toilet training) to be learned at specific ages, and meals to at regular hours to "prevent disease".
Undemanding in the level of care and feeding, it can live outdoors year-round thanks to its hardiness and resistance. It is often reared in a natural manner outside, and reproduces unassisted, which gives balance and hardiness from birth. The many swamps and other wetlands in the Baie de Somme form the main area where it is traditionally bred and lives part of the year, living off the barren pastures and sandy or marshy ground without problems. This hardiness comes from its Fjord ancestors which are accustomed to harsh conditions.
It wasn't enough to have > children brought to the dispensary when they were taken back to unsanitary > homes, homes where mothers failed to understand even the first elements of > child care and feeding. We needed some agency which would go into the home > to see that the physician's instructions were carried out in the best > possible manner. Thus we hit upon the plan of training French women as > visiting housekeepers. Cooley established a training school for the visiting housekeepers in a vacant house owned by a Protestant church in Paris.
The rove beetle Bledius spectabilis lives in salt marshes, so the eggs and larvae are endangered by the rising tide. The maternal beetle patrols the eggs and larvae, burrowing to keep them from flooding and asphyxiating, and protects them from the predatory carabid beetle Dicheirotrichus gustavi and from the parasitoidal wasp Barycnemis blediator, which kills some 15% of the larvae. Burying beetles are attentive parents, and participate in cooperative care and feeding of their offspring. Both parents work to bury small animal carcass to serve as a food resource for their young and build a brood chamber around it.
March 8, 1936, one year anniversary of Hachiko's death Each year on March 8, Hachikō's devotion is honored with a solemn ceremony of remembrance at Tokyo's Shibuya railroad station. Hundreds of dog lovers often turn out to honor his memory and loyalty.American Kennel Club (listed author): Complete Dog Book: The Photograph, History, and Official Standard of Every Breed Admitted to AKC Registration, and the Selection, Training, Breeding, Care, and Feeding of Pure-bred Dogs, Howell Book House, 1985, page 269. .Ruthven Tremain, The Animals' Who's Who: 1,146 Celebrated Animals in History, Popular Culture, Literature, & Lore, Scribner, 1984, page 105. .
The young fledge after 2–3 weeks, typically in late June or early July; they become independent of their parents about 3–6 weeks later. Sometimes, a parent will single out particular fledglings (possibly the weakest ones) and focus their care and feeding on these during this time. Other adults have occasionally been recorded assisting in feeding a pair's offspring; it is not clear whether these helpers at the nest are offspring of previous years, or unrelated non- breeding "floaters" or breeding neighbours. Common cuckoos (Cuculus canorus) have been noted as regular brood parasites of L. e.
Queen Dorothea made the single largest contribution on condition that '12 poor sick persons be cared for at all times', going into great detail for the specific care and feeding until each recovered or went the way of all earth. She specifically names her husband's reorganized hospital a monastery. By 1498 the hospital was in financial difficulties due to the costs of expansion. The Augustine monks who operated it petitioned the pope in 1497 for permission to sell indulgences, which was granted until 1515 when the permission was rescinded except during Easter and then only in places where papal indulgences were not available.
This statue was melted down for munitions during the war, but a new one was commissioned after the war. Each year on April 8 since 1936, Hachikō's devotion has been honoured with a solemn ceremony of remembrance at Tokyo's Shibuya railroad station.American Kennel Club (listed author): The Complete Dog Book: The Photograph, History, and Official Standard of Every Breed Admitted to AKC Registration, and the Selection, Training, Breeding, Care, and Feeding of Pure-bred Dogs, Howell Book House, 1985, page 269. .Ruthven Tremain, The Animals' Who's Who: 1,146 Celebrated Animals in History, Popular Culture, Literature, & Lore, Scribner, 1984, page 105. .
The attitude of the Sarah Heinz House was that of co-operation with other agencies that work to the betterment of the people of the neighborhood. The afternoon Sunday program was an informal affair where talks were given by citizens on interesting subjects, with a musical program attached. Another feature was the course of extension lectures given by the Carnegie Institute. The City Health Department operated a permanent milk station in the building with attendant physicians and nurses who distributed the milk and gave instruction as to the care and feeding of infants to the mothers of the neighborhood.
After the eggs hatch, the shells are removed from the nest and dropped some thirty to forty metres away. The young born in aviaries remain in the nest until they fledge, recorded as between two and three weeks, and both parents continue to closely attend to their care and feeding after they emerge. A caged bird was observed participating in bathing activity one week after fledging. Courtship and breeding habits recorded at Immelmann's site in 1960 are supported by later observations and cited in ornithological literature (Storr and Johnstone, 2004; Forshaw and Shephard, 2012; et al.).
The popular biannual Technology and Practice Guide features reviews of new technology relevant to the particular needs of general, solo, and small firm lawyers. The magazine also publishes two Best of Sections issues each year featuring top articles from ABA practice group publications. The remaining issues of the magazine are generally "theme" issues, each concentrating on one general subject area. Areas addressed in recent issues include animal law, the law of leisure, sex and the law, privacy and the law, child welfare, old, big, small, law of learning, internet law, family law, estate planning, risky business, rainmaking, ethics and professionalism, and the care and feeding of clients.
Scripps sells Shop At Home TV stations The E.W. Scripps Co. Press ReleaseMulticultural Television Group On November 5, 2008; Multicultural Broadcasting has suffered financial defaults of $135 million in loans and the company has headed into a trust under the care and feeding of Lee W. Shubert for the purposes of selling off assets and paying off their creditors. Stations included KCNS, WMFP, WOAC, and WRAY-TV.Multicultural group going into breakup mode - Radio/Television Business Report (released November 5, 2008) WOAC was the first to be picked up on June 24, 2009 by Tri-State Christian Television, through Radiant Life Ministries. WRAY-TV was sold in October 2009.
She worked under the direction or L. E. Holt, a pioneer of pediatrics and the author of The Care and Feeding of Children. Holt was less than respectful of female physicians. Mendenhall began the second phase of her career in 1914 when she became a lecturer in the Department of Home Economics at the University of Wisconsin. Motivated by the circumstances of Margaret's birth and death and John's precarious nutritional status during infancy, Mendenhall devoted herself to the issues of maternal and infant health, particularly reducing infant mortality rates by providing prenatal care, and educating others about the importance of infant and early childhood nutrition.
Additionally, he was captain of the horse show team and a noted member of the post's pre-war polo team. He participated in maneuvers in the Big Bend area of Texas, trained remounts and cavalry recruits and assisted in the care and feeding of thousands of Mexicans whose homes has been inundated in the 1927 flood of the Rio Grande. It was while serving here that he met and married his wife, Lillian Hague Corcoran, the daughter of a cavalry officer. From 1930 to 1935 Herren was assigned to the 6th Cavalry Regiment at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, again as a troop commander (Troop F) and regimental adjutant.
Holt practiced pediatrics at Johns Hopkins for 22 years under the leadership of Edwards A. Park and John Howland. In 1943, he revised and published a new edition of his father's textbook Holt's Care and Feeding of Children. He left Johns Hopkins in 1944 and returned to New York City, where he was appointed director of pediatrics at Bellevue Hospital and chair of the pediatrics department at the New York University School of Medicine. In 1947, he organized the first International Congress of Pediatrics since the end of World War II; that same year, he was awarded the Order of the White Lion for recommending oral feeding as treatment during a Czechoslovak epidemic of diarrhea in children.
A 21-faceted moon and a network of relay stations are placed around the planet. Resident on the moon is Mother Hitton, a woman who is the "weapons mistress" and in charge of the care and feeding of the "Littul Kittons", which are in fact mink that have been selectively bred for centuries for psychotic, self-destructive madness. They (necessarily) spend almost all their lives under anaesthesia, only allowed to waken to mate or when needed for defense. The brain patterns of these mad mink are focused into an intense telepathic beam that can be directed at any incoming space ship from the relay station, driving all humans into a self-destructive madness -- as Bozart discovers first-hand.
John Prados, The Blood Road, New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1998, pp. 47–178 The Trail had over 20 major way-stations operated by dedicated logistics units or Binh Trams, responsible for air and land defence, and delivery of supplies and replacements to fighting points in the South. Commo-Liaison units also operated along other trail segments and were tasked with providing food, shelter, medical support and guides to infiltrating troops between Trail segments. The Binh Trams were responsible for numerous functions in the sector of the Trail it controlled- including subordinate camps and way-stations, the care and feeding of troops, road repair, anti- aircraft defenses, vehicle repair and maintenance, and medical care.
Constable Evans informs him, and he discovers that he cannot dispute, that in leaving the Emsworth Arms he made off with Sebastian Beach's gold pocket watch. (Beach had left it with the barmaid Marlene to admire, and she had been showing it to Sam when he spied Sandy). Already grumpy from Sandy's rebuff, Sam deals with the accusation by punching Constable Evans in the eye and fleeing on the constable's bicycle. When Gally hears of this, he insists on bringing Sam into the Castle, and decides that he should enter under the name of Augustus Whipple, noted author of On The Care of the Pig, Emsworth's revered reference work for the care and feeding of his prize pig Empress of Blandings.
Luther Emmett Holt (L. Emmett Holt, March 4, 1855 – January 14, 1924) was an American pediatrician and author, noted for writing The Care and Feeding of Children: A Catechism for the Use of Mothers and Children's NursesSee in 1894. Born near Rochester, New York, Holt graduated from the University of Rochester in 1875. He went to medical school in the University at Buffalo and then the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, earning his M.D. in 1880.Peter M Dunn, "Dr Emmett Holt (1855-1924) and the foundation of North American paediatrics", Archives of Disease in Childhood, Child Fetal Neonatal Ed, 2000;83:F221-F223 (November) He pioneered the science of pediatrics, and became the head physician at New York's Babies Hospital in 1888.
With their business continuously growing and as they gained popularity in politics, it lures some terrorist group to extort their family and their business. Several threats were made against Luis Rubio Biel II. But it didn't stop him to pursue his leadership for Isabela City. Branded as the "Father of Isabela City", a Subanon Tribal Council noted how Biel II “proudly promoted the new city as a tourism destination mainly for its people’s rich and unique cultural diversity.” In his eight years in public service since his first election in 1998, Biel II built a city hospital, government complex, public markets, two bus terminals, schools, day care and feeding centers for children, multi-purpose and barangay halls, roads for farmers, cultural centers for his Muslim constituents as well as Christians, health units, and many more.
He was a director of several Carlyle companies, including Blackboard Inc., AuthenTec (which executed an IPO in 2007, and was later sold to Apple Inc.), Wall Street Institute (sold to Pearson PLC), eScreen (sold to Alere Corp.), and Viator (sold to TripAdvisor). During his tenure at Carlyle, Grady also served for six years as a Director and as Chairman of the National Venture Capital Association, which represents more than 400 U.S. venture capital firms. In that role, Grady argued that the United States needed to adopt a strategy to enhance competitiveness, as the previously successful system of investing in higher education, allowing immigration for talented foreign born nationals, and ensuring access to the U.S. capital markets for growing companies was crumbling. In 2011, he gave a TEDx talk on “The Care and Feeding of the Innovation Ecosystem”.
Portrait of Margaret Haughery, c. 1842, by Jacques Amans. Margaret Haughery (1813–1882) was a philanthropist known as "the mother of the orphans". Margaret Gaffney Haughery (pronounced as HAW -a- ree) was a beloved historical figure in New Orleans, Louisiana the 1880s. Widely known as "Our Margaret," “The Bread Woman of New Orleans" and "Mother of Orphans,"Luck, Adrienne. “Margaret Haughery: "Friend of the Orphans"", New Orleans Historical, accessed March 15, 2020 Margaret devoted her life's work to the care and feeding of the poor and hungry, and to fund and build orphanages throughout the city. An Irish immigrant widow woman of many titles, Margaret was also commonly referred to as the "Angel of the Delta," “Mother Margaret," “Margaret of New Orleans," the "Celebrated Margaret", "Head Mame", and "Margaret of Tully." A Catholic, she worked closely with New Orleans Sisters of Charity, associated with the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans.
Maine had responded to Lincoln and Congress's 25 April 1861 call for ten regiments of infantry of which eight had been organized and left the state by the end of August. That month the federal government had put out a call for five more regiments of infantry, six batteries of light artillery, a company of sharpshooters, and a regiment of cavalry to serve three years. This cavalry regiment was intentionally raised at large from all counties of Maine and organized into twelve companies. The regiment had high standards for its recruits and the quality of its mounts. Recruiters were to enlist “none but sound, able-bodied men in all respects, between the ages of eighteen and thirty-five years of correct morals and temperate habits, active, intelligent, vigorous, and hardy, weighing not less than one hundred and twenty-five or more than one hundred and sixty pounds.” It encamped at Augusta at the State Fairground, renamed Camp Penobscot, where recruits learned military discipline, drill, and the care and feeding of their horses.

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