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• Ducate has particularly fond memories of old Aiken.
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• The idea is probably decades from fruition, but even ardent Aiken backers such as Ruthie Ducate feel that such pronouncements extend beyond her long-standing allegiance to the plant.
• But Ducate added that one of the saddest things about her job is being unable to convince some troubled inmates to transfer from solitary confinement to in-patient psychiatric units.
• New York University's Jacob M . Appel has called for the revocation of the medical licenses of Edward Blanchette and Suzanne Ducate, the physicians involved in Coleman's force feeding.
• Dr . Suzanne Ducate, director of mental health services for the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, which provides medical care to inmates, said the state meets Justice's 1992 requirements.
• Justice, obviously intrigued about why inmates in solitary confinement would smear themselves with their own feces, urinate on their cell floors, mutilate themselves and exhibit other strange behavior, pressed Ducate for explanations.
• "You feel as if you're in the same room as the patient, " said Ducate, who from her home can treat inmates more than 500 miles away in Fort Stockton.
• According to Ducate's organization, more than 11, 000 exhibitions take place in the United States each year, with Atlanta, Chicago, Las Vegas and Orlando, Fla ., the top locations.
• Ducate said the state's conversion in 1994-96 to a managed care system for inmates has produced " a greater emphasis on wellness, " with patients being treated as early as possible for their ailments.
• "A lot of people have just gone along with the plant out of a sense of inevitability, thinking that, ` well, we're all going to die of something someday', " said Ducate.
• Ducate said the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, which also contracts with the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center for medical services, has developed sufficient policies and procedures to assure high-quality care for the state's 140, 000 inmates.
• In 1512 the state of the church annexed Parma and Piacenza, which in 1545 became an independent ducate under an illegitimate son of Pope Paul III . This process culminated in the reclaiming of the Duchy of Ferrara in 1598, and the Duchy of Urbino in 1631.
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• Douglas L . Ducate, president and chief executive of the Center for Exhibition Industry Research, said event organizers have been moving away from big luncheons and ceremonial dinners as more people, focused on efficiency, choose to spend one or two days at a conference instead of four or five, and come to the show armed with a plan of whom they are going to see and when.