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Wolfson Children's Hospital is a nationally ranked, non-profit, pediatric acute care hospital located in Jacksonville, Florida. [1] It has 281 beds and is the primary pediatric teaching affiliate of the University of Florida College of Medicine-Jacksonville and the Florida branch of the Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine. [1]
Carlos Arango Medina (Santa Marta, 31 January 1928 – Los Angeles, 19 August 2014) [9] was a Colombian football forward, often known as "El Maestro". Career.
Carlos Aponte; Robinson Aponzá; Víctor Aquino; Germán Arangio; Alfredo Arango (footballer) Carlos Arango; Cristian Arango; Johan Arango; Paulo César Arango; Javier Araújo; Jorge Aravena (footballer) Andrés Arboleda; Danilo Arboleda; Jairo Arboleda; Justin Arboleda; Manuel Arboleda; Níver Arboleda; Victor Arboleda; William Arboleda; Yair ...
The 2021 MLS Newcomer of the year and Columbia international, Arango has 53 goals and 21 assists in 92 career matches (78 starts) with LAFC and Real Salt Lake. --Field Level Media Show comments
Carlos Arango (1928–2014), Colombian footballer; Carlos Arango Vélez (1897-1974), Colombian politician; Celso Arango (born 1968), Spanish psychiatrist; Cristian Arango (born 1995), Colombian footballer; Daniel Arango, Colombian-born American artist; Débora Arango (1907–2005), Colombian artist; Emiliana Arango (born 2000), Colombian tennis ...
Carlos Vivares: 0 0 Atlético Nacional — FW: Carlos Arango 31 January 1928 (aged 19) 3 2 Once Caldas — FW: Octavio Carrillo: 3 0 Junior — FW: Saulo Flores: 0 0 América de Cali — FW: Rigoberto García: 3 2 Junior — FW: Luis González Rubio: 9 6 Junior — FW: Rafael Granados: 7 2 Junior — FW: Roberto Meléndez 31 March 1912 (aged 35 ...
The Jacksonville Jaguars placed quarterback Trevor Lawrence on injured reserve on Wednesday, three days after he suffered a concussion following a hit by Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair.
Carlos Arango Vélez: Minister of National Education; In office 7 August 1954 () – 26 August 1955 () President: Gustavo Rojas Pinilla: Preceded by: Daniel Henao Henao: Succeeded by: Gabriel Betancur Mejía: 7th Minister of Labour; In office 13 June 1953 () – 7 August 1954 () President: Gustavo Rojas Pinilla