Focus on Décor & Design Forget sterile white walls and fluorescent lights, instead focus on décor that creates a warm and welcoming environment. Making your clinic look more homely can help patients feel more at ease. One of the easiest ways to liven up your waiting area is by placing artwork on the walls.

There is a great deal of legend surrounding Walt Disney’s final moments, but the most widely accepted "last words" weren't spoken—they were written. Shortly before he passed away in December 1966 due to complications from lung cancer, Walt Disney wrote the name "Kurt Russell" on a piece of paper. At the time, Kurt Russell was a young child actor who had just signed a long-term contract with the Disney studio. To this day, even Russell himself isn't entirely sure why Walt wrote his name, though it is speculated that Walt was thinking about the young actor’s potential or a future project specifically for him. Because these were among the last things he ever wrote, they have taken on a cryptic, almost mythical status in Hollywood history. Contrary to popular urban legends, Walt Disney was not cryogenically frozen; he was cremated and interred at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, California. The "Kurt Russell" note remains a charming, if mysterious, footnote to the life of a man who spent his entire career focused on the future of entertainment and the talent that would carry it forward.