Documentary Demo__Debbie Irwin
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In the fall of 1962 bishops from around the globe gathered together in Rome to discuss the pressing issues of the church and the modern world. This unexpected council, which had come to be known this Vatican two, had been called by the beloved Pope John the 23rd. The science of blood has been evolving since the 14th century in the last 50 years since New York blood centers, founding just the blink of an eye. But in our five decades has come unstoppable. Progress in blood science and transfusion medicine. Safe blood management a swell as innovative medical programs and services. This is the progression of growth and achievement that has defined New York blood center. This is the story of its evolution. 1964 was the year it all began with a landmark study and a dream. The goal. To consolidate the region's blood supply and ensure its safe delivery to those who need it, and to establish research facilities to advance transfusion medicine. All along, it's been about strong leadership and bold researchers changing the face of transfusion medicine. Architects think that they leave something eternal. Their buildings are carved in stone and steel that you know they to finally decay and vanish. What marked it? Eric Lee. Well, his visionary sketches his letters to me. Okay, Tell me about the letters. I received his first letter when I was 16 Captured immediately. My general recitals brought me the acquaintance of some of Berlin's known intellectuals and artists. Everyone was there. Poets, musicians, painters. I was drawing attention and drawn to a life full of excitement. It was the right time to realize Eriks ideas. Question Waas how to get him non An exhibition of his visionary sketches. I knew Paul Cassara, the owner of the most prominent art gallery in Berlin, Iceland. A wild and beautiful country. It offers some of the most stunning and unique landscapes on the planet. A remote island wilderness where for centuries man has battled against the forces of nature, harvesting its riches and its power. It is a place of great contrasts where fire meets ice and ancient traditions collide with cutting edge technology. A trip to Iceland provides any traveler with many new and exciting experiences. It iss the perfect place for an ultimate journey. The Deborah Sue Carter crime scene looks like something from a horror film on Lee. This is really the whole town of Ada. Oklahoma is asking why Debbie Sue first job for a DPD tracking down the two names scrawled in Debbie's apartment. They start with Jim Smith. Smith is quickly ruled out when the police find out he's already behind bars. That's when they turn to the second man, Duk Graham. Graham tells the police. The night of Debbie's murder, he and his wife were working at the bar until 10 PM Then they went straight home. His wife and bar staff back his story. Someone is trying to frame Graham and Smith for murder. The question is who? It's just unordinary Monday morning in the tensile household, every moment of their lives requires the twins to cooperate with each other. Each action is a display of perfectly coordinated teamwork. They appear to be totally in sync, but that doesn't mean they always agree. Abby and Brittany were born on March 7th, 1990. The fact that they were born conjoined twins was a complete shock to everyone. Even scams had shown on Lee. One baby, Abby and Brittany, had only a one in 30 million chance of living beyond the next 24 hours. Their survival would all depend on how their organs were configured within their tiny body way. Refer to the Children who received are specialized rehabilitative services as ST Mary's Kids, and indeed they are kids. Our goal is to help them live the richest and happiest lives that they possibly can. This is ST Mary's, where every day the impossible becomes possible. Morocco was born with a congenital condition requiring multiple surgeries. She came to us at 14 months of age, unable to swallow, receiving all of her nourishment through a tube in her belly and an ivy line. After intensive rehabilitation at ST Mary's, she has learned to eat solid food. She thrives, and more importantly, Merav is ready to go home and live with her family. For the first time in her life, Dina Dublon was born in Brazil, daughter of Yakov and yet 11. At age 17 she crossed the globe, landing at her father's birthplace, Israel, where she studied economics and mathematics. It was there that she fell in love with her husband, Er du blanc, and after university traveled with him back west, this time to the United States where they would start a family of their own while you're pursued a career in physics, Dina attended graduate school at Carnegie Mellon, and her passion for business was unleashed. A 28 Dina worked the trading floor for Chemical Bank. But 19 eighties Wall Street was still very much a man's world. Undeterred, she rose to senior banker and eventually senior vice president of corporate finance. She was integral to the mergers of four major U. S. Banks. Today, Dina Dublon is board chair America of the Women's Refugee Commission and a senior lecturer at the Harvard Business School.