Hatchery
* Hatcheries are an important part of maintaining the fish population
  - fish-breeding and raising centers located at or near rivers and streams
  - places
  - can easily lose a few million fry annually to bacteria and fungus
  - deliver chicks to the producer within one to two days of hatching
  - do play a vital role
  - help provide jobs for commercial fishermen to bring salmon to the consumer
  - play a huge role in imperiled species conservation
* Hatcheries produce hundreds of millions of fertilized eggs each year
  - millions of fish that are released to migrate to the ocean and back
  - release fingerlings annually
  - remove adult fish from the system and release juveniles back into the system
  - sell eggs, day olds, and adults
  - spawn adult oysters and produce microscopic oyster spat
* Some hatcheries sprinkle waterfowl eggs with lukewarm water every other day after the first week.

Humiliation
* Being put over the knee childish, humiliating posture.
* can leave people scarred for life.
* form of abuse and has no place in our spiritual growth.
* is cases
  - degradations
  - embarrassment
  - entertainment
  - shame
  - the distance between arrogance and humility, and pride can be deadly
  - ultimately about the process of removing another's ability to define themselves
* part of bearing the cross.
* psychological slap in the face.

Habituation
* also increases the chances of bears becoming conditioned to human foods or garbage.
* can help children cope with handicaps
  - refer to a decrease in behavior, subjective experience, or synaptic transmission
* characterizes auditory sensory memory.
* enables organisms to distinguish meaningful information from background stimuli.
* function of time and familiarity.
* happens throughout the animal kingdom, including in humans.
* includes internalized social roles and habits.
* involves a loss of responsiveness.
* is adjustment
  - characterized by diminished physiological responses to cold
  - observed after repeated presentations of stimuli
  - probably the most well know and accepted of the psychophysiological processes
* is the process by which exposure therapy is thought to work
  - waning of a reflex response to repeated stimulation
* kind of learning.
* reduces response of neurons responding to specific repeating stimuli.
* reduction in a previously-displayed response when no reward or punishment follows.
* refers to a person's decrease in responsiveness to a repeated stimulus
  - the development of pathways among neurons
* simple form of learning and occurs in many animal taxa
  - kind of learning which can be demonstrated in human infants
  - type of learning in which an animal learns to ignore a harmless stimulus
* takes over in the organism, as receptors begin to store memories.
  * The learning that underlies habituation basic process of biological systems. Animals do not need conscious motivation or awareness for it to occur. Habituation enables organisms to distinguish meaningful information from background stimuli. Cellular basis of behavior, an introduction to behavioral neurobiology'.

Hemorrhagic cystitis
* can be severe and can be reduced by the prophylactic use of mesna.
* is described after bone marrow transplantation.

Hillbilly
* Hillbillies gather ripe wild plums for fresh fruit as well as fine jams and jellies.
* common man