Forstår det ikke, flere ned lukninger pga mangel på ressourcer i sundhedsvæsnet. De har næsten haft 2 år til at opruste det, men har efterladt sundhedsvæsnet i værre sted end før krisen.
Hvad sker der?
In the 1856 election, Fillmore obviously didn't stand much of a chance. But what if he did, and he won? How would he have handled the coming of Civil War? Would he have done better or worse than Buchanan? Describe in detail if you can.
I know this question might be better for a sub more devoted to alternate history, but this is my favorite Reddit community so I wanted to see what you guys think.
Mr Ballen huge fan from Canada. We have a sick MF here who killed his father after he inherits the wealth he kills his gf. Then for kicks he went on auto trader and looked for a truck to buy but what he really wanted to do was kill someone. So he calls a guy about a pickup shows up buddy is reluctant to go with the 2 guys on the test drive but tells his wife he'll be ok. But he wasn't. Afterwards the story keeps getting worse.
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Never listened to this podcast before, but I always love me some Jackie Boy content. Kid is hilarious. David talks to Jack about his newly patented stick-celly, Trevor Zegras, his contract extension, and his book learnin'.
Podcast here: https://www.nhl.com/news/new-jersey-devils-center-jack-hughes-chats-teams-rebound-brother-luke-netflix/c-329522790
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Y’all know the bodies that got dropped we don’t talk about west side sets much.
Millard County’s “Jane Doe” has been a mystery for more four decades.
But her identity is now known.
It began in August 1979, when Leonard Watts was waiting for a friend. They were going to cut wood. Watts was at Cove Fort in Millard County along with his family.
While waiting, he noticed a rat’s nest and poked at it.
“I run into this body, and what I thought was a body,” Watts said. “I went to get my wife and she confirmed what I thought.”
He called authorities in Millard County and told them what he had found.
“Basically (it was) just a skeleton,” he recalled. “It had a few limbs or stuff, debris thrown over it. Nothing real serious you know.”
But he did notice the lack of clothing on the skeleton.
“The only thing I’d seen was, (it) looked like a home-made bra and she had a watch on,” Watts said.
When Millard County authorities arrived, they noticed a Texas Instrument watch and it was still ticking. For detectives, it mean she hadn’t been there very long.
“It was apparent that she had no teeth at all and there was no dentures that were discovered at the scene,” said then Sheriff Ed Phillips.
In 1979, It was Sheriff Phillips who oversaw the case of the body. He said his deputies returned with a metal detector hoping to find anything related to a cause of death.
“(We found) at least one slug that was later identified as a .25 caliber,” he said. “One of the unique things about it was it didn’t have a lot of markings on it. What they call the lands and grooves on it.
Soon word spread of the female body found near Cove Fort.
In newspaper reports at the time one article said the autopsy showed “no signs of violence.” Another reported authorities also found a “ring with a green stone” and sheriff Phillips said “no persons from his county match the description of the victim.”
It remained unsolved and years later a composite of the woman named “Jane Doe” was released by the Millard County Sheriff’s Office. Still, there was no information about who she was.
In 2019, the Utah Cold Case Coalition produced a podcast called “Cold Case Talk.” In the episode titled “Toothless Jane Doe body found” the first mention was made about who this woman could be.
“We posted an item on our Utah Cold Case Coalition’s Facebook page (about Jane Doe,” said co-host Karra Porter on the podcast.
Porter is an attorney and co-founder of the coalition.
“And very quickly thereafter we got some information on our Facebook page,” Porter continued.
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Major Foriegn Policy Events Under President Millard Fillmore (1850-1850)
Perry Expedition
Talk Of Annextion Of Cuba
Talk Of Annexation Of Hawaii
So, do you approve or disapprove?
Also,Vote solely on thier foriegn policy during thier presidency, not anything else that happend then.
Also,If I missed any major foriegn policy events, please tell me in the comments and I will add them.
Previous Presidents Foriegn Policy Approval Ratings
Geroge Washington-98.6%
John Adams-78.8%
Thomas Jefferson-89.9%
James Madison-76.9%
James Monroe-98.4%
John Quincy Adams-81.9%
Andrew Jackson- 60.4%
Martin Van Buren-37.1%
John Tyler-59.0%
James Polk-83.9%
Zachary Taylor 90.6%
