Case Brief 3 Dan R.Cullison (Plaintiff) v Ernest W.Medley (defendant) 1. Facts of the case On February 1986, the plaintiff Cullison met Sandy Medley, a 16 year old teenager, in a grocery store parking lot and invited her over to his home. Later that day, Sandy and the rest of her family (defendants) came to Cullison’s mobile home, surrounded and verbally threatened him. Ernest who is Sandy’s father, was armed with a revolver that was strapped to his leg. He grabbed for the gun some times and shook it at Cullison during the encounter.
Born on December 22, 1821, John McAlmont, was a native of Hornellsville, New York and son of Daniel and Samantha Donham McAlmont. At age 17 McAlmont left home to become a teacher. By the age of 21 he attended school at Geneva Medical College in New York for one semester of medical courses which he completed in 1843. Back in this time, this was all the time required in order to legally practice medicine. In 1844 McAlmont established his first practice in Kendall Creek, Pennsylvania.
When he turned 11, he found a job that allowed him to set pins at a downtown bowling alley. When he turned 12, he convinced himself that it was time for a real job. Desperately, Dr. Anderson went door to door to every merchant in the downtown of South Blend, Indiana asking for a job. To his luck, an owner of a local typewriter company by the name of Marion Forbes hired him. Determined to do what the other boys in the company were able to do, Dr. Anderson made it his business to do better than whatever they did.
He tried and tried to stop the transformations at times he proved successful; but it did not last for long. This was an advancement in science.
Andrew Goodman, an American activist and social worker, once said, “The road to freedom must be uphill even if it is arduous and frustrating.” During the 1900s, there was a war in America. It was not a war for power or territory; it was a war for equal rights, and Andrew Goodman, Michael Schwerner, and James Chaney paid for this war with their lives. Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman were both Jewish men who wanted to prevent another Holocaust from happening. They had already lost their family during World War II; they could not stand the thought of losing more people to pointless violence.
He was placed with a foster family in Orange County, Florida, until his parents got to the US in 1966. He studied hard and received both his Bachelor of Science (B.S.) and Juris Doctor (J.D.) degrees from Florida State University. After college, he worked as a partner at Wooten Kimbrough, P.A., a law firm. A few years later he married Kitty Martinez and had one daughter and two
His mother, Daisy Fuller, was a school teacher, and his father, Andrew Young was a dentist. Andrew Young Jr. knew how important education was, so he went to school for many years. He graduated in 1951 with a bachelor’s degree in biology
Cooley was born on August 22, 1920 in Houston Texas to Ralph and Mary Cooley. Today he is 95 years old and he is very well, still alive. Cooley also has Brother named Ralph. They’re of the “Anglican/Episcopalian religion.” Denton’s father was a dentist and he hoped that his son would follow him into Dentistry but medicine called.
The Life of Lucy Hobbs I chose Lucy Hobbs Taylor to do my paper on because she is a true inspiration to all women who are, and want to be a part of, the dental field. I hope to become a dental hygienist and live up to the standards she did. She’s contributed in so many ways to women’s rights and dentistry and didn’t let the people who didn’t believe in her hurt her pride. I hope to be as motivating and inspiring as she was to the dental field. Lucy Hobbs Taylor was born on March 14th, 1833 in Constable, New York.
The most interesting feature was that the holograms projected by the contacts only allowed the user to see them. He discovered many new species of life, and most of his new technology was based on them.
One of those developments is the invention of the refracting telescope by Hans. Hans Lippershey also known as Johann Lippershey invented the telescope in 1604. The telescope is basically an instrument that makes far objects become much nearer and it is used by astronomers to see the universe and study stuff about it. Another main invention is the invention of the air pump by Otto von Guericke. The air pump is used to fill stuff like a bike with air.
Han scientists wrote texts on chemistry, zoology, botany, and other subjects. Han astronomers carefully observed and measured movements of the stars and planets, which enabled them to improve earlier calendars and invent better time keeping. Along with the advancements in astronomy and calendars, one Han scientist invented a simple seismograph to detect and measure earthquakes. During the Han Dynasty there were also major advancements in medicine, Han physicians diagnosed diseases, developed anesthetics, and experimented with herbal remedies and other drugs. Many Han doctors started to promote the use of acupuncture, or the medical treatment where the doctor inserts
I have shadowed him intermittently and have worked in his office over many years of my life. It would be difficult to say in the quantity of hours, but over one hundred would be safe. I have friends that are osteopathic students and residents. Our region only trains osteopathic physicians.
Shadowing was a great opportunity for me. It provides students a general overview about a certain career such as working conditions and nature of work. On the 14th of November, I shadowed Dr. Azhar Bustami, a dentist on 10043 E Adamo Dr, Tampa, FL 33619. Dr. Azhar was very welcoming and supportive. She tried her best with explaining the advantages and disadvantages of working as a dentist.
Thankfully, my lengthy preparations for a dental profession were not for naught though, as last year my internal flame for professional dentistry was truly alit by a local Omaha dentist. Shadowing Dr. Beninato, was shadowing experience unlike any other that I had previously witnessed. With preconceived notions and minor experience biasing me away from general dentistry, watching Dr. Beninato manipulate equipment and materials to artfully reconstruction entire sets of teeth utilizing full arch implantation supported bridges triggered a personal epiphany. There I sat watching a master of the dental art, whose occupation as a simple general dentist, unlike the restricted path of orthodontics, had enabled him to elect out of a large array of options, and become highly specialized in fields of interest uniquely his own. Additionally, complementing the ability to specialize, I would come to realize general dentistry possessed an equally important aspect that I adore, the joy and skill of working and building with ones hands, at a level woefully unmatched by the manual dexterity required of
