As Titanic approached her fatal crash, most passengers had gone to bed and command of the bridge had passed from Second Officer Charles Lightoller to First Officer William Murdoch.
Whether it's a prohibition from entering houses of worship or a ban from the marital bed, the commands of many faith traditions seemingly seek to hide away a bodily function that stands unavoidably at the root of existence.
Don't give a dog praise one day for hopping on the bed after your command, but punish him the next day for doing the same thing, even if the second time involved dirty paws.
In addition to caring for sick inmates, the 445-bed North Infirmary Command houses people who, because of news media interest or celebrity status, are considered vulnerable to abuse if they are held in the general jail population.
Of all the cogs in that process (reports! scans! diagnoses! lab results! consults! chains of command! available beds!), one of the most essential and least respected is the patient transporter, whose qualifications typically include a high school diploma, a pleasant disposition and a clean record.
This retrospective study was conducted at four Critinext affiliates where the eICU was being used to provide 24 × 7 support on 89 ICU beds from a remote command center with intensivist and other requisite staff.
Fourteen years later, he and his family were chased from their beds by soldiers under the command of General Ne Win, as military rule was clamped on the country.
On Sunday, a local police commander in a remote northern province, Jawzjan, shot to death, in their beds, five men under his command and fled to join the Taliban.
Ten patients were included with Glasgow Coma Scale between 3-10 points, 18-65 years old, undergoing neurosurgery, unable to respond to the command and restricted to bed.
Then, repeat the command "Go to your bed".
