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On Jan. 20, 2001, Bush saw his son in the Oval Office. Only John Adams shared the experience of being a president and fathering one.

"16-year-old Ngozi Eze (not the real name), who was diagnosed with stomach obstruction and was referred to LUTH for an urgent surgery to avoid complications, shared his experience with us: ‘when we got to LUTH, we were told there was no bed in the general ward. We were referred to the VIP section and they said I would have to wait for about three weeks before the surgery could be done, because such surgeries are pre-booked; this was despite that my condition was critical. At the end of the day, we had no choice but to return to a private hospital where the surgery was eventually done.’"

I feel like everyone on earth should own a Flint lint roller, and here’s why: the retractable and reusable design means that you can take it anywhere with you, and the sticky sheets stay protected and ready to go. It rolls up like a tube of lipstick to catch all that stubborn hair, lint, and dust without getting it all over your bag, and it comes up a ton of awesome colors. It’s also made from eco-friendly materials and high-quality Japanese paper.

In Europe, Efic has combined with other industry groups, like the European Bedding Industries Association (Ebia) and the European Federation of Building and Woodworkers, together with NGOs and firefighter trade unions, to form the Alliance for Flame Retardant-Free Furniture. 

Physicians may want to dig a little deeper into their closets, or grab their white coats on the way out of the operating room, if they want patients to view them favorably, according to the largest-ever study of patient preferences for doctors’ attire.

When the movie was released July 1st the following summer, it was kind of a dud. Depp has personal magnetism for sure, but his power eludes him when he’s cast as the romantic lead. And with Marion Cotillard, a beauty who won an Oscar for her portrayl of Edith Piaf the following year, the Dillinger character Depp played defaulted to the handsome, dashing, male Robin Hood prototype.

After one organization — Providence St. Peter Hospital in Olympia, Wash. — saw an increase in healthcare-associated infection rates, curtains were identified as the culprit, according to an Oct. 11 article in Becker’s Hospital Review.

With the 3.48-MW PPP-financed LUTH Independent Power Project, the hospital is enjoying uninterrupted electric power supply. This informed the priority accorded each of the critical areas for uninterrupted electricity; these are the operation theatres, neonatal unit, Intensive Care Unit (ICU), and each has a backup generator. Most of these facilities also have inverter backup as a third line of defence.

After those killings, the pair entered the home of a Toledo couple who they bound and gagged with phone cords before stealing from them and fleeing in their car.

More than 4,000 patients have spoken: They prefer physicians in business attire and a white coat, or at least scrubs and a white coat. And the findings aren’t just about fashion.

The Region lived in terror in late 1990 and early ’91, when a man with a shotgun gunned down victims across Lake and Porter counties. On the left, Violet Kajmakoski, daughter of shotgun murder victim Eli Balovski, leaves the Lake County Courthouse after a guilty verdict was reached in the murder trial of Christopher Peterson. In the center, Peterson is led into the Porter County Courthouse during his trial. At right is Lawrence Mills, the first murder victim in the string of slayings.

Dr. Smith told prosecutors and the police that Speck had confessed to the murders but he did not testify because Speck has sedated at the time of the confession. The most damning evidence was Cora Amurao identified the killer in court during the trial in Peoria in April, 1967. Though he was sentenced to die in the electric chair, the death penalty was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in 1972 and Speck was re-sentenced to serve eight consecutive sentences, which in theory would amount to 400-1200 years. During the trial Speck maintained that he didn’t remember what happened that night, but he confessed to Chicago newspaper columnist Bob Greene in 1978 and he said again that he had killed the nurses on a video made in Stateville prison in Joliet by other inmates in 1988. The night before his 50th birthday, he died of a heart attack at a hospital near the prison. He was cremated and several people witnessed the scattering of ashes, although the location has always been kept secret.