March 12th, 2008

Some People Will Steal Anything

Our friend Alex lived two miles from us in Jakarta in the 1970s. He worked in the same office as my father, so it was decided that my father and Alex would travel to work together in the mornings.

Alex would come to our house by bechak, which was a small, bicycle powered conveyance. The rider would sit on his bicycle pedaling away, and his passenger or passengers sat in a covered compartment in front of him, facing forward. Such vehicles sat two passengers, on PVC covered seats and with their feet resting upon a small wooden platform in front.

February 14th, 2008

Medical Malpractice: Who Can Be Sued?

When taking legal actions to recover from medical malpractice, it is essential to determine all the parties which can be held accountable for the harm or damages caused to you. Why? This will help to determine each party’s responsibility and also the amount of damages that each party will have to pay to cover their misconduct or failure.

December 11th, 2007

My Prescription Experience

Having a chronic illness makes one look at doctors, hospitals, pharmaceutical companies and the FDA differently. They are not infallible and none of them have my best interests in mind as much as I do. That’s not a jaded opinion, it’s a fact, proven by the treatments or lack thereof that I have received in my journey with fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue and depression.

December 5th, 2007

Shrinked Pore - Is It Possible?

Our skin is an important organ. It is a border of our body to the external environment.
The skin has three main layer. The epidermis, dermis and subcutis. The epidermis contains of keratinocites. The dermis consist of “hair root”, sebaceous gland, sweat gland and nerve endings. The subcutis contains of fat layer.

November 18th, 2007

Medical Malpractice: Who Can Be Sued?

When taking legal actions to recover from medical malpractice, it is essential to determine all the parties which can be held accountable for the harm or damages caused to you. Why? This will help to determine each party’s responsibility and also the amount of damages that each party will have to pay to cover their misconduct or failure.


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