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"Are you better now?" Laura asked her best friend. A pair of brown eyes stared down sternly into a puddle of clear blue ones.
"No problem," she answered, muffling through the scarf Laura had given her so many years ago. She dropped her blue eyes from the questioning brown stare, and touched the scarf uncomfortably. She didn't like wearing this scarf that quieted her voice, but she felt she had to.
"Good, cause nobody wants to hear your pathetic problems anyways. I'll see you tomorrow then, Sara," she said, giving her friend a hug. "And cheer up, okay?" Then turned and strode away.
"Mh," she muffled through her scarf again. Watching Laura as she faded into the distance, Sara clung tight to a little silver bell hanging from the scarf by a single thread. She knew it needed to be re-attached, but she didn't have the confidence to do it properly, nor the nerve to burden someone else to help her. Laura had always told her to keep her problems to herself, after all.
Day after day Sara would go about muffling lies through her blue and white striped scarf, and fingering the bell. As each day came and went, Sara could feel the thread losing its grip on the small object. As each fiber unwound, and each thread weakened, Sara's mind would stray to despair, and her heart slipped further and further into sorrow.
What was she good for? As much as she loved the beautiful, shining bell, she wasn't even capable of mending it. Holding the bell was both a blessing and a burden, and so she clung to it relentlessly with silent desperation. It was all she had, and it was the only thing she couldn't bear to lose.
The next day, Laura strode confidently up Sara's driveway to visit, as she always did. A knock at the stiff door. No answer.
"Sara?" she called, banging harder this time. "I know you're home! Look, I've brought you some cookies! My mom just made them! ...Sara?" she waited another moment. "Well, I'm coming in then. I sure hope you're decent, woman!"
Laura pushed open the door that had always been kept unlocked for her, and stepped into the little hallway that led straight to the kitchen. A plate of cookies dropped, shattered on the floor, and a pair of brown eyes stared wide with disbelief and horror.
In the kitchen, attached to the light fixture, there hung a blue and white striped scarf that had forever muffled the soft voice of a puddle of blue eyes. Her face pale and lifeless, her eyes dead and mournful, and a silver bell hopeless and un-mended on the ground just below.


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WAC 182-500-0020 Medical assistance definitions -- C.
"Caretaker relative" means a relative of a dependent child by blood, adoption, or marriage with whom the child is living, who assumes primary responsibility for the child's care, and who is one of the following:
"Carrier" means an organization that contracts with the federal government to process claims under medicare Part B.
"Categorically needy (CN) or categorically needy program (CNP)" is the state and federally funded health care program established under Title XIX of the Social Security Act for persons within medicaid-eligible categories, whose income and/or resources are at or below set standards.
"Categorically needy income level (CNIL)" is the standard used by the agency to determine eligibility under a categorically needy program.
"Categorically needy (CN) scope of care" is the range of health care services included within the scope of service categories described in WAC ((388-501-0060)) 182-501-0060 available to persons eligible to receive benefits under a CN program. Some state-funded health care programs provide CN scope of care.
"Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)" means the agency within the federal department of health and human services (DHHS) with oversight responsibility for the medicare and medicaid programs.
"Children's health program or children's health care programs." See "Apple health for kids."
"Community spouse." See "spouse" in WAC ((388-500-0100)) 182-500-0100.
"Cost-sharing" means any expenditure required by or on behalf of an enrollee with respect to essential health benefits; such term includes deductibles, coinsurance, copayments, or similar charges, but excludes premiums, balance billing amounts for nonnetwork providers, and spending for noncovered services.
"Cost-sharing reductions" means reductions in cost-sharing for an eligible person enrolled in a silver level plan in the health benefit exchange or for a person who is an American Indian or Alaska native enrolled in a qualified health plan (QHP) in the exchange.
"Couple." See "spouse" in WAC ((388-500-0100)) 182-500-0100.
"Covered service" is a health care service contained within a "service category" that is included in a medical assistance benefits package described in WAC ((388-501-0060)) 182-501-0060. For conditions of payment, see WAC ((388-501-0050)) 182-501-0050(5). A noncovered service is a specific health care service (for example, cosmetic surgery), contained within a service category that is included in a medical assistance benefits package, for which the agency or the agency's designee requires an approved exception to rule (ETR) (see WAC ((388-501-0160)) 182-501-0160). A noncovered service is not an excluded service (see WAC ((388-501-0060)) 182-501-0060).
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars One of the BEST Time Lords!!!
as i will keep saying. Matt Smith possibly my favorite time lord of all time.
just fantastic to see him bring this character to life. action. comedy. and suspense.
Fantastic way to open the season. can't fault it. LLOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE!
Published 12 months ago by Zain
5 of 7 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars A Mixed Bag
Doctor Who Series 6 was Matt Smith's second series in the role of the Doctor, and also Steven Moffat's second series as head writer, and it is around Series 6 Part 2 that his writing begins to get worse. This does not hold the series down though as it is a great series and I still enjoyed it. The Sixth Series is a continuation from Series 5 and I advise buying that series...
Published 9 months ago by Philip Stevens
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars One of the BEST Time Lords!!!,
as i will keep saying. Matt Smith possibly my favorite time lord of all time.
just fantastic to see him bring this character to life. action. comedy. and suspense.
Fantastic way to open the season. can't fault it. LLOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE!
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Totally amazing stuff....,
Well first off i ordered this under the free delievery service and it arrived within 2 days, so am extremely pleased. The box set comes in the same style as season 5, which is nice, easy to distingish on the shelf.
As for the season itself it is phenomonal! I really enjoyed it. There are many two part episodes but actually i would say it is more like a running series, as some even continue after the second episode. It is a very intense and dark story right throughout leading up to the discovery of who River Song actually is and what it is she actually does, very compelling. Plus of course it also comes one step closer to the question that surrounds the mistery of The Doctor, Doctor Who? I would say that if your a Whovian you should have a pretty good idea of what the Doctors name is by now, i sure do! In the episode called The God Complex, Amy asks the doctor a question about his faith and who he worships and his face reveals alot about who he is, it is very sutble, blink and you'll miss it.
All in all a fantastic storyline and can not wait to have the entire seventh season to stand next to the rest of my Dr Who collection.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Love it, love it,
Love it, love it, love it. The more I see of Matt Smith the better I like him in the role of the Doctor. Series 6 has to be one of the best so far. The Amy, Rory, River Song story has developed brilliantly and I just love the episode, "The Wedding of River Song" If you haven't watched this do so immediately.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Doctor Who,
Brilliant series, great story lines, great actors, really enjoyed the story line regarding the identity of River Song. The best series to date! Quick International delivery
46 of 56 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Don't Forget About This One!,
This review is from: Doctor Who: The Complete 6th Series - Limited Edition [DVD] (DVD)
If your kids/ friends/ Jim The Fish are going to want Series 6 for Christmas, order this great 'Silent variant' with exclusive postcards now: mean spirited stockpilers have form in buying up these lovely limited editions, then charging three times the price only months later (eg Series 3's 'Master variant'). The 3D Silent head itself isn't just holographic; it's sculpted card, and leans out menacingly.
Moffat planned a "fairytale": after the "rollercoaster" of Series 5, Series 6 is the "ghost train". We're fully immersed in the lives of the travellers, each with their own compelling battles ahead. While I don't agree with those who've labelled this series "overcomplicated", in its ambition it has sometimes lost coherency (ie I understand what the characters have done and when, but I've not always been convinced by their supposed motives). However, the verdict is overwhelmingly positive. You will have your own reactions to the episodes; these are merely mine.
The Special
A Christmas Carol: 8 -thin stuff but fun. Yet more Dickens/Victoriana and sometimes sickly sweet, but clever and with some lovely touches.
The Episodes
The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon: 9 -irresistable imagery (space race, Oval Office, Mad Men, haunted house), truly scary aliens & two of the greatest openings in the show's history. Few too many loose ends but a great cliffhanger.
The Curse of the Black Spot: 7 -fun & feisty romp marred only by Hollywood pirates & a soppy father/son subplot (the first of many this year!). Cole is great & the Moffat-inspired sci-fi twist is neat.
The Doctor's Wife: 10 -a note perfect fan pleaser resembling a graphic novel by Samuel Beckett. The continuity feels just right, Jones is sublime & the humour/horror balance is perfect.
The Rebel Flesh/The Almost People: 7 -a horror movie inspired base under siege that flags when it gets talky. A lack of clarity & likeable characters make it hard to invest in, but there are very powerful scenes: especially the cliffhanger!
A Good Man Goes To War: 9 -this great 'finale' with Star Wars designs feels truly epic. The 'repertory of monsters' vignettes really feed the story and Moffat's placing of the Doctor in the universe.
Let's Kill Hitler: 7 -at its finest at its funniest, with a great new companion introduction. Rory & Amy's early days are both touching & clever; but there's a lot of padding, an assassin's conversion is deeply unconvincing & the end's a cop-out.
Night Terrors: 6 -well regarded but downbeat. Almost a remake of Fear Her except we know from the start that the fears are imagined. Great visuals & terrifying monsters though.
The Girl Who Waited: 8 -affecting 'what if' story with a retro sci-fi look. Gillan & Darvill are superb. The time-bending pushes it at times, but the ending's fully committed.
The God Complex: 9 -nice use of CCTV in a creepy hotel full of monsters. Often very tense. Smith's brilliantly vulnerable. Walliams perhaps steals the show too much.
Closing Time: 8 -very funny sequel to The Lodger. There's something childishly exciting about a big, shiny shop at night. The Cybermen do what they do best: lurk!
The Wedding of River Song: 6 -Smith's brilliant performance carries this (maybe inevitable) let down. The fun BBC Breakfast cameo & Live Chess aside, the 'time gone wrong stuff' (also done last year) goes on & on without adding to the plot. Though the end was never in doubt, the universe is very easily fooled it would seem! However, there's a lovely tribute to the past and overall it's an excellent set up for next year.
The great value extras raise 4 stars for the stories to 5 stars for the box set. There are the 5 online prequels (for Episodes 1, 3, 7, 8 & 13), the 2 Comic Relief scenes, 14 cut-down Confidentials and the 4 Monster Files (Silents, Gangers, Anti-bodies, Cybermats) released earlier this year. Only 4 Commentaries (for Episodes 1, 4, 7 & 13) but there are 5 exclusive to DVD 'Night & the Doctor' scenes with their own Confidential episode: the somewhat disposable 'Good/Bad Night' are Tardis based comical/ sentimental vignettes with Amy and the Doctor, while 'First/Last Night' do the same for River and the Doctor but add more to River's story; 'Up All Night' is simply an amusing Doctor-less prequel to episode 12. Don't miss out!
12 of 15 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A Fantastic Season!!,
hell-oh-kitteh (scotland) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Doctor Who: The Complete 6th Series - Limited Edition (with 4 Art Cards) [Blu-ray] [Region Free] (Blu-ray)
As a Doctor Who fan of almost 40 yrs of age I feel very happy to report that I feel this has been the strongest, most consistent season since Phillip Hinchcliffe and Bob Holmes were in charge and the mighty Tom Baker was the Doctor. I dont include the frankly NAFF Christmas Special we got this year in the season, although we do get it on this boxset, but it cant detract from the deliciously dark series of stories that were to come.
Highlights for me were the impressive opening 2 parter, the AMAZING The Doctors Wife (please please more from Gaiman!!)the old school Rebel Flesh/Almost People, the barnstorming A Good Man Goes To War, the bonkersly brilliant Lets Kill Hitler, kinda creepy Night Terrors, the emotional Girl Who Waited and the usual clever wrap up from the Gand Moff in The Wedding of River Song.
The other stories of the season are Closing Time which seemed a bit filler for me with Cybermen just tagged into it for no reason really, Curse of the Black Spot which was a fairly bog standard runaround and the unsettling yet somewhat unsatisfying God Complex. The only slight irritation for me is just how much the demise of the Doctor is built up, right from the very first episode, even though filming of the Christmas episode had begun as this aired so WE KNOW he's not going to really die! And the fact is, hes been around for 50 years now. He aint gonna die that easily.
But all in all the strongest season since classic Who and certainly since it came back in 2005.
And just a quick note on the additional extras weve been told of so far....additional scenes and prequels are cool, confidential is essential viewing, the comic relief sketches are brief but cool but why oh why only 4 commentaries?!?!?!?!
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Yet again... another great Doctor Who series,
I loved the more complex story lines and ideas that were put into the production of this series. Each episode is extremely entertaining and leaves you with questions that you eagerly want answered. You can't watch one without wanting to watch the next one!! The finale is great and I would definitely recommend this series!!
5.0 out of 5 stars Still good,
married with children (Cambridge, England) - See all my reviews
Even though I find Amy annoying this is still good, satisfying viewing. Rory and River add to the enjoyment. I assume the writers think Amy is a plus too, as they give her so much air time. It was difficult for Matt Smith and Stephen Moffatt to follow David Tennant and Russell T Davis and in this second series they are going very much for a whole series story arc rather than stand alone episodes, perhaps to be different to what went before. It works but I could do with a bit more light heated stuff.
13 of 17 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The Doctor and me,
Napalm_trickster "T.S..E" (Kingston, SW London) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Doctor Who - The Complete Series 6 [Blu-ray] [Region Free] (Blu-ray)
I grew up loving Doctor who (Sylvester McCoy being the doctor i grew up with) and when it returned in 2005, I liked it but never really took any interest. then David Tennant took over. started watching them. Then stopped watched David Tennants last spin (end of time) which I thought was brilliant. watched the first few episodes of the new incantation that was Matt Smith again stopped watching. But for some reason something keeps pulling me back. so Got Doctor Who series 6 on blu ray. And I loved it. Part of me thought I shouldn't be liking this i'm 32 years old and into dark stuff. (dark as in being adult series like walking dead, hell on wheels, the wire, supernatural, house) but it appears Doctor Who has won me back. I don't know if I should be embaressed or not. But I don't care. This series wasn't too CBBC for me. It wasn't too childish. It had its moments of course (well it is Doctor who) But I liked the underlining story arc to this series. Stephen Moffat has done a good job. I think Russel Davies run was good. But it appears This Doctor who does have a kind of darker edge to it. Now I'm not going into this whole who was better Tennant or SMith. As you can't. As you know Doctor Who when he re-generates his personality changes too. so SO Smith's Doctor is much different to the doctor that David Tennant played. So what's the point in comparing them really. granted you can prefer one over the other. Just started watching series 7 well the first 5 episodes anyway. The theme music as always brings a smile on my face reminds me of sitting in my room when i was a lil boy. watching the Doctor and his companion Ace run around on their adventures and me sitting mesmerized. Though of course Doctor who doesnt have the same effect on me now that it did. But it's a great British Science fiction show. Same with Torchwood i keep going back and forth with that. buying it selling it and buying it back. crazy.
The problem with torchwood is that it claims to be an adult version of Doctor who but it really isnt apart from the sexual element of it. anyways this is doctor who not torchwood. I found this series to be quite delightful. make sure you watch it while enjoying some jammy dodgers or maybe fish fingers and custard :)
(havent watched the christmas special yet)
Episode 1+ 2 (two parter) 10/10
The Impossible Astronaut/day of the moon
This has got to be one of the best season openers of Doctor who, great story and the introduction to the overall story arc of the series, nice imagery, some loose ends but most get cleared up at the end. and we get to see Pond in an emotional scene. Liking the new companions Rory and Amelia not the average go screaming or corny lines.
The Curse of Black Spot 8/10
Pirates and the sirens, a pretty typical Doctor who outing, a nice idea well made, enjoyed it but nothing special probably would have been better if it was placed few episodes after the first two. As you would think a much stronger story should have taken place right after the series opener. But saying that this isnt a bad episode.
The Doctors wife 10/10
This is probably one of my faveourite episodes, its quite sad (not bring a tear to your eye or having to take four days off work to get over the pain and sorrow of it all) its a good Doctor and the tardis story, which explains to a point the doctor and the tardis relationship. As always the imagery was great and the acting.
it has the right horror/humor balance a very enjoable episode which should please any doctor who fan (especially the older ones)
The rebel flesh/the almost people 8/10
A good two parter, may not be the strongest stories, but a good cliffhanger, the charactors don't really become enough for you to root for them. But well written.
A good man goes to war 10/10
A powerful story in this continuous series arc as the doctor assembles an army, with plenty of monsters/aliens another strong episode in this series.
Let's Kill Hitler 6/10
starts off as a run of the mill episode, but a bit of a let down. probably the weakest story in the series, not to say it isn't enjoyable. as you get to see rory and Amelia through their younger days. but the ending felt like a cop out really.
Night terrors 6.5/10
i pretty much liked this episode, but not one of the strong points of the series, seeing the doctor help a little boy who is scared of everything, but this is actually a more back to basics Doctor, so though not a strong episode is a nice change.
The girl who waited 5/10
a play with time, liked it but you knew what was going to happen really, an emotional episode in regards to rory and Amelia. But I wasnt too convinced. but a likeably episode.
The God Complex 9/10
Liked this episode based in a creepy motel full of rooms full of your own fear. David Williams plays a funny alien. good story, good comedic timing. and also with some sad undertones to it as well.
Closing Time 6/10
A nice episode but cybermen story wasnt a strong one and not a huge fan of James Cordon, but one of the funnier episodes of the series.
The Wedding of river song 7/10
the series finale was both enjoyable and a bit of a let down really. Matt Smith though was great in it. was kind of hoping they would be a bit more imaginative with the story. But saying that was a good ending. just could made it more stronger. But paves way for the new series.
the extra's well if you buy a lot of Doctor who you will know their are a few prequels, the 14 doctor who confidential cut downs.
an enjoyable feast of doctor who.
Not sure if this series will reignite any interest to fading doctor who fans. but do think its a strong series.
hope this review was good.... and i did doctor who some justice.... If not please dont try and find me and kill me. as i cannot re-generate (that actually sounded more funny when i thought it) :)
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars matt smith,
Cambria "Cambrian" (wales) - See all my reviews
one of the best doctors of all, i expected him to struggle after tennant but in fairness he was good
exellent episodes included
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Cutler-Marshall: 'Once in a lifetime'
March, 20, 2012
By Kevin Seifert | ESPN.com
AP Photo/David ZalubowskiBrandon Marshall, left, and Jay Cutler, now reunited in Chicago, were regularly on the same page during their time together in Denver.Having already been suspended for insubordination, Brandon Marshall figured he had nothing to lose. So after agreeing to a national television interview during his tumultuous 2009 season with the Denver Broncos, Marshall placed a large photograph of himself and quarterback Jay Cutler on his living room wall -- in clear view of the cameras.
Was there any better way to symbolize his displeasure with the Broncos -- and tell the world he wanted out of Denver -- than a reminder of the trade that sent Cutler to the Chicago Bears a few months earlier? "I was like, 'hey, let's make a statement,'" Marshall told ESPN 1000 earlier this year.
Most of our coverage on the Bears' acquisition of Marshall has focused on his previously boorish behavior and a recent incident outside a New York City nightclub. That's too bad, because it pushed to the background two stunning years Marshall and Cutler had with the Broncos, and it has overshadowed what, by all accounts, is the kind of football relationship that most teams only dream of assembling.
So consider this post our own blatant and staged attempt to shift the focus to football, if only for a moment while we await further news on Marshall's role in the nightclub fracas.
In 31 games together with the Broncos from 2007-08, Cutler and Marshall combined for 206 receptions, 2,590 yards and 13 touchdowns. They were so locked in that by 2008, Cutler targeted Marshall on 179 passes in 15 games. That's the highest number over the past four years in the NFL, as the first chart shows.
But to hear Cutler and Marshall tell it, their wild production was not just the product of a strong-armed quarterback and a prototypical big receiver.
"His physical abilities are second to his mental side of the game," Cutler told EPSN 1000 in January. "I've never been with a receiver that understands the game, understands why we're doing certain things [like Marshall]."
Despite their limited time together, Cutler has thrown more touchdown passes to Marshall (14) than any teammate in his career. The same is true for Marshall. Although the Bears' offense differs schematically from the Broncos', new offensive coordinator Mike Tice has traditionally allowed quarterbacks and receivers flexibility to freelance when prudent.
More than anything, that's where Cutler and Marshall figure to make their hay in 2012 and beyond -- with unspoken adjustments and collective instincts.
"It's hard to find that and sometimes it's once in a lifetime," Marshall said. "... When you take two guys and put them on the field together and they have that chemistry, that's what's almost impossible to find. I can't explain it."
Describing their past time together in the present tense, Marshall said, "We will line up there and we'll get a coverage and he will just look at me and I'll know exactly where he wants to adjust my route on. You don't find that.
"It got to a point where coaches, they didn't know what we were doing so we'll install a whole play and they'll give us a play on the front side and put me on the back side and they'll tell us just do what you all do and just make it work. We had a lot of freedom in our offense, and we made it work and the chemistry was great. It was something special."
It's a little early to project another 100-connection season between Cutler and Marshall, but I think it's safe to say they are capable of production levels unseen in Chicago in a decade or more. (At least by a Bears team.)
The Bears' streak of nine consecutive seasons without a 1,000-yard receiver is the longest in the NFL. Their last statistical season of note came from Marty Booker, who caught 97 passes for 1,189 yards in 2002.
Marshall has caught at least 81 passes in all five of his full-time seasons. In their history dating to 1932, the Bears have had six receivers catch 80 passes in a season.
Even in today's unprecedented era of passing, it takes a lot for a quarterback/receiver duo to rack up a huge season. Health, complementary players and pass protection are all important factors.
But the chemistry that Cutler and Marshall claim to have -- and is borne out by the statistics -- is the rarest of commodities. We have a chance to watch something special from two presumably matured personalities still in their physical primes. When it's over, maybe the photograph above the fireplace will be more than just a prop.
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Why are the divorce rates among nurses so high?
- 0Mar 6, '13 by TiffanyLeTHere's been several surveys and studies done on professions with the highest divorce rates. Among bartenders, entertainers and telemarketers, the nursing profession was one of them. Why?
And for those that are not divorced, how do you prevent your relationship from crumbling?
- 13Mar 6, '13 by GrnTea, BSN, MSN, RNFor me, I finally learned from a good therapist that it was because nurses are caretakers, they often take responsibility for the relationship, want to smooth things over and be all things to all people. If someone like that is married to a narcissist or control freak, that's a recipe for disaster sooner or later when the nurse discovers she can never do enough to make it right, and the spouse is actually contemptuous of someone who keeps trying to do please him even as he keeps demanding that she keeps trying to do it.
Solution: Don't marry anybody who doesn't love your best self and rejoice when you achieve anything. Marry a true partner who doesn't keep score, be sure both of you think you got the best deal in the relationship lottery, and you feel like your best selves when you are together. Sooo worth it.
If it takes you a second try, it's worth it.
- 11Mar 6, '13 by jrwestSince we both work opposite shifts, we never fight or complain because we never see each other
- 2Mar 6, '13 by Al.gingermarry a medical professional! He would understand. I'm married to chiropractor who worked in a nursing home during his school years. Not only he has a lot of nurse-friends, he understands what we are going through and also can give sound advice.
- 2Mar 6, '13 by Skips, BSN, RNMarry another nurse.
- 0Mar 6, '13 by lilaclover6984No advice here haha
I'm yet another nurse divorcee And the advice someone else gave of marrying another healthcare didn't work out so well for me. I was married to a RT.
- 1Mar 7, '13 by enchantmentdisI married during nursing school, while i was getting my BSN. My spouse was getting his medical technologist degree/license at that time. What destroyed our marriage was my jealousy over him having a job that kept him away from family members, patients, nursing assistants, and nurse managers. He has been able to keep the same job for the past 15 years while i have been able to patch together various nursing jobs throughout the years--the longest sojourn being eight years as a charge nurse. My ex hated hearing my stories of woe in regards to nursing drama. He thanked his lucky stars that he worked as a med tech and was safely away from the prying eyes of doctors, jangling call lights, families standing outside of patient's rooms, the blame that nurses place on each other. Lucky guy. He chose well, considering he is a quiet follow who hates confrontation and drama. Me too--dislike confrontation and drama; and should have made a wiser choice. This profession has always been a bad fit, because i can put up with hours, days, months, and even years of constant interruption; however not being able to get hardly anything from start to finish without constant interruption has weighed heavily on my heart physically and emotionally. One failed marriage. Awful. At least my seventeen year old doesn't want to be a nurse. I tried to get her to go to Pharmacy, Dentisty, or Ventarinary school, but refuses and wishes to become a physician. I'm proud of her but, good grief! BTW: Marriage number two barely working as he is just like the first husband--wants quiet, no drama, is married to his computer...blah, blah.
- 3Mar 8, '13 by VespertinasI didn't know I was a nurturing person until I became a nurse. Now that's pretty much the only times it kicks in for me and I give so much of myself at work that I don't have much to spare when I get home. I turn on my nice voice and ramp up my patience when I walk into work but then all of that shuts down when I walk out. He knew it, I realized it, and it was hard to change. Coupled with GrnTea's narcissist and control freak and I too had a recipe for disaster.
- 2Mar 8, '13 by TaitHonestly I don't think it matters what the other person does for a profession, my husband is a science geek/physics/computers. What matters is being with someone who understands that nursing is a profession that gives a sublime sense of satisfaction, while at the same time having the potential to drain every drop of your energy.
When DH and I were opposite shifts we were miserable. We felt like we never saw each other, and I often found myself up til 3am on my nights off, lonely because he was asleep in the other room. Once I went to day shift it was so much better.
For the past year and a half I have actually been home with my daughter and finishing my master's degree. Currently pregnant with #2 due in May, I plan to be home until most likely next year sometime.
While nursing has exacerbated certain weaknesses in my personality, such as anxiety, it has also given me a passion that I never thought I would find. My husband appreciates that passion, compliments it with his own drive and excitement, and works side by side with me on my own mental health issues.
While all is not perfect all the time we understand that we each hold stock in making sure our relationship works, and setting up the best possible example for Emma and soon to be Elliott.
As cliche as it sounds marriage, for me at least, is about understanding that each person is just that, a person. Like my children, we all deserve respect and open communication about our concerns, loves, and passions.
My assumption on why nurses are in a higher divorce category is that nurses can often find themselves in imbalanced relationships coupled with a high stress, anxiety inducing profession.
- 3Mar 8, '13 by hiddencatRNMarry the right person who will grow and change with you in the right way. Some of that is luck because you have to guess a little bit at how someone else will continue to develop as he/she ages when we often don't know how we'll change in the future. Stay connected, have interests to share that are separate from work. When you fight, fight so that you both "win" and be kind because words can't be unsaid. Cuddle and be affectionate. Baby each other. Laugh and be silly together. And don't be afraid to move on if it's really just not right. A wonderful marriage will require effort and come with ups and downs but will be very worth it; bad marriages just waste time you could be spending being happy.


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My name is Tom White, and I am a Social Security and Medicare junkie.
I am powerless over the funds that arrive monthly at my bank from
Faceless Bureaucrats in D.C. and powerless over the bills my many
eager doctors send to D.C. to get paid.
should sign off on all that, but I can't. I am fatally hooked. To
beg I am too proud, to do hard work I am too old. So I hold onto
my stipend like all the rest of us aging millions who have permitted
the state that rules us to rob us over all our lives with its ruinous
taxes, delude us with promises of everloving care, wage wars against
our interests, destroy our children's inheritance in the land our
forefathers built, and not incidentally engage in such enormities
as sending huge helicopters aboard even huger cargo planes back
and forth from D.C. to Crawford, Texas so that the president won't
have to take the tedious (and perhaps dangerous?) car ride from
the airport to his ranch. Etc.
admit to spiritual cowardice. I say that I trust in the Lord. The
reality is that I trust in the government's checks. I am an addict
of government money, money stolen from my fellow citizens, just
as Gary North put the case in his May 12 article on LRC, "The
Most Dangerous Addiction," about addicts and recovery programs.
have rich friends and relatives my age who also say they trust in
the Lord but who trust, really, in the same government fiat currency,
worth now a small fraction, a tenth or less, of what it was worth
when we entered the scene. I think the rationale I mostly use to
calm my nerves and my unquiet conscience is to say that for the
moment this is how the Lord is provisioning me, along with some
earnings from work I can still do and have been lucky enough to
I have in my inner vision a possibility that the whole mad scheme
will blow up – must blow up at some point. Then we really will be
trusting in the Lord if we are up to anything at all. There were
no guarantees of survival or success for the Christians confronting
lions and tigers in the Roman Coliseum. Nor for Joan at the stake.
Least of all for Our Lord himself at the end. But there is every
evidence that if we will trust, finally, all will be well. We have
to go through this ordeal at some point to find out. At death if
not before.
perhaps out of whatever whirlwind of chaos and change a collapse
might bring, the flower of Freedom (meaning true and Godly statelessness,
as outlined by Lew Rockwell in his column, "The
Inherent Instability of the State"), can be plucked from
the nettle Imperial Madness. That our children's children may be
madness indeed. A great Russian writer once said that there are,
basically, just two kinds of religion. One is the "original
religion of mankind," in which God sacrifices himself for men.
Its great symbol is the cross. The other is its obverse, the religion
of war and theft and oppression in which men are sacrificed to gods,
gods that powerful men make for themselves, icons of their own greed
and cruelty.
is always and everywhere the mad few against the peaceful and fair-minded
many. The thieves against the honest men. The slick liars against
the plain truth tellers. The power-seekers against the people who
care about family, community, and religion. It is officiousness
against simplicity. It is the engrossers against the generous.
form it takes, the blow-up that is certainly coming – although
one does not know when – may be awfully ugly and is sure to
be awfully hard; but it may bring at last, into our distressingly
rigid, locked-up situation, the opportunity for real change. For
that reason, let us not fear it but trust in the Lord.
13, 2003
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nilegoddess on 8/29/2014 8:38:00 AM more reviews by nilegoddess
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
The first leather fragrance I am able to wear. I always thought leather as a note should be sexy and was disappointed when much loved fragrances like Lancome Cuir or Daim Blond turned sour and unpleasant on me. Bottega Veneta is a gracious, feminine and mature fragrance - luxurious in an understated way. It is essentially the fragrance of a new suede bag plus the intoxicating ripe - not jammy - apricot, and some white flowers. I find it does not change much on the skin and it lasts for most of the day. It is not a crowd pleaser, especilly not for Flowerbomb/Bonbon/La Vie Est Belle lovers. If you like Opium Voile de Fleurs (the lightest Opium in the pink/beige flacon) you may like this one as well.
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GailScibelli on 8/21/2014 10:10:00 PM more reviews by GailScibelli
Age: 44-55 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
This perfume is simply gorgeous and worth the price. It has a sexy, spicy yet understated smell that is truly distinctive yet not overpowering. I get so many compliments when I wear it too.
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*TOP REVIEWER* tessture on 2/25/2014 1:23:00 PM more reviews by tessture
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette, Fine Eyes: Brown
Soft nicely leathery amber scent with touches of oriental floral. Very elegant, but mostly black tie formal, and not for day wear. Just a touch too rich for summer days
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*TOP REVIEWER* Kelly9 on 1/30/2014 10:11:00 AM more reviews by Kelly9
Age: 36-43 Skin: Dry, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I smelled Bottega Veneta one day, out casually sniffing. I hadn't seen any ads or listed notes to color my impression, I just held that strip up to my nose and nearly floated through the store. What *is* this? I couldn't figure out what I was smelling, I just knew it was amazing. And different than every thing else that was new. Bottega Veneta has an old soul. A modern take on a vintage perfume. Like my beloved chypres!
When first sprayed, it is fresh like the way the air used to smell when the neighbors would do laundry back when laundry detergent smelled good. There is bergamot, and little bit of fruity plum. (It actually smells like the color of a plum, too--the thin purple outside skin and the pale peachy insides.) Then there is some suede. And a delicious, softly powdered, chypre drydown. Bottega Veneta smells smart, polished, poised, and approachable--your modern day sexy librarian scent. The sillage is present, but polite.
The bottle is adorable. It is like a little jewel in my collection. The glass is heavy, the cap is tight and solid, the little leather band that twists around the neck is secured with a tiny butterfly clasp and isn't cheap looking. The bottom of the bottle is thick with a wavy frosted texture. I ordered it directly from the Bottega Veneta site, which was a little cheaper than buying it at the department store. It was hand packaged and came in a tied Bottega Veneta shopping bag with the crinkly paper inside, very nice experience.
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*TOP REVIEWER* sillage on 1/8/2014 1:41:00 PM more reviews by sillage
Age: Unknown Skin: Normal, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
Update 8/30/14: Now I love it, and I'm glad I hung onto it. See bottom.
I think you probably either have a taste for Bottega Veneta or you don't. I agree with other reviews that this is a very well-done perfume. It's a soft leather scent, basically -- very nicely done -- but it just depends if you like that particular type scent and want to wear it as perfume. It's a soft, smooth, sort of dusty/woody leather.
Here are its notes, per parfumo.net:
Top Notes: Bergamot, Pink pepper
Heart Notes: Spices, Jasmine, Plum
Base Notes: Oakmoss, Leather, Patchouli
It smells "old" to me -- as in, historically old. I feel like I'm watching a silent movie when I smell Bottega Veneta -- like I'm watching Theda Bara from a leather seat in a theater that was built 200 years ago. Or like I'm exploring a rich, regal, elderly lady's musty-dusty attic. Or some sort of museum.
Or I feel as though I'm in the library of the estate of a crusty elderly Englishman who owns hundreds of leather-bound first editions. The scent of old leather, old parchment paper, old brocade draperie -- ie, antique, historical, musty scents.
Maybe sort of a very distant cousin of Guerlain Mitsouko (which I also don't like), which is an oakmoss-heavy chypre launched in 1919 -- except that Botttega Veneta mostly features leather.
Bottega Veneta is supposed to be a modern version of a leather scent, but my problem with it is that I don't find it modern-smelling at all. It makes me feel like I've time-travelled back 80-100 years or so. It smells "sepia" -- like tintype photos -- to me.
It's elegant and very nice, in its way, and I feel like I should be a fan, but I'm not. I do enjoy soft woody scents but have never really learned to appreciate oakmoss or leather notes. Overall, this perfume smells too Old World and antiquated to me.
8/30/14: I've changed my mind and am adding 2 lippies. It's Labor Day weekend, Fall is coming, and Bottega Veneta EDP is perfect for this time of year. It just smells like a soft warm woody musk, mixed with the scent of your own suede jacket -- very calming. Love it.
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gdriban on 1/5/2014 8:42:00 AM more reviews by gdriban
Age: 44-55 Skin: Normal Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
The previous reviews for this masterpiece are wonderful to read and say it all about this, my new favorite, fragrance. To me the scent is indescribable so I am glad that other reviewers have done it for me. I desperately tried to avoid buying this since the price is a bit high however when Nordies had a gift set plus an additional discount before Christmas I pounced. So glad I did--worth every penny! All other fragrances on my bureau have moved aside and are collecting dust.
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happylovejoy on 11/30/2013 5:28:00 PM more reviews by happylovejoy
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
This is so amazingly sexy. It smells like sheer fabric with the ghostly traces of womanly perfume. I can see where some say it can be a masculine scent due to the wood notes but for me it's strictly feminine as a whole. I picture a cedar drawer filled with pretty lace panties that have all been worn for 5 short minutes by a beautiful woman. They smell of warm skin, sheer fabric and intoxicating traces of light perfume. I sadly can't even recall how I stumbled upon it. Maybe when I was looking at reviews for other scents on a perfume review website... Anyway I followed the trail all the way to eBay and bought 3 sample sprays so I could see what all the fuss was about. I'm down to two and I use them sparingly because...I'm getting a Bottega Veneta gift set for Christmas!! If I run out before then...I will fret like a baby. Will not be wearing it and therefore wasting it, during that time of the month, if you get my drift.
I'd really love to tell you exactly what this smells like but it's so hard to describe. It smells dry, woody like a cedar & sandalwood blend, tangy like unsweetened fruit, vanilla-like with an added sweetwood feel in the dry down. Add some ethereal flowers that smell unlike anything you've ever smelled, sweet warm skin and a dash of clean laundry that's been rinsed in herbal water and dried in the sun...in France or Italy, and you have a masterpiece. My review is disjointed but hopefully creates a patchwork description of this unbelievable perfume. This is THE one for me. The one perfume of many that I own that I may never divulge to my friends. If they tell me I smell good, I'll smile and reply with, "Thank you." If they ask me what it's called...well, I think I might say something like, "It's one of those paper strips from a magazine and I can't recall what it was." :D
Edited to add that I can't believe I didn't even mention the leather note. It's definitely one of the topmost notes in this but I think it's so well-balanced and mild that it gives the perfume its 'warm skin' feeling. Think of the most supple, soft and buttery thin leather with a sheer layer of intoxicating sweetness. You want to put it right to your nose and breathe in slowly and deeply because it's just that good.
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Fragranceaddict on 10/31/2013 12:15:00 AM more reviews by Fragranceaddict
Age: 44-55 Skin: Very Oily, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
Ladies do you get lasting power with this one? For me my impression is a lovely aroma. This fragrance in my opinion is very unisex without being masculine or feminine. I think either sex can wear it without offense.
I am getting a comforting spice, a leather and a warm fall feeling with this fragrance. There is nothing offensive or unappealing about this scent to me. The only thing I am noticing is a weak lasting power with limited strength. I would think for the price this would be very long lasting and a strong performer.
UPDATE: I wanted to give this another test. Sometimes I do think our noses can get tired or accustom to scent. I reapplied and it appears to have decent lasting power. Still I feel that the price tag is not justified.
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rena10 on 9/21/2013 5:22:00 AM more reviews by rena10
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Tan, Warm Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
Lost my love for this now that RHIANNA ROGUE HAS COPIED IT AND its not special anymore......
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*TOP REVIEWER* FakeLashes on 5/31/2013 9:54:00 AM more reviews by FakeLashes
Age: 30-35 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium Eyes: Blue
I think this scent is something special, I loved it at first whiff so I got the little purse spray. This is a cold fragrance perfect for autumn or spring, more suede then leathery and it smells faintly floral/fruity. Really something different that you should try out before you buy, this would not be recommended for a blind buy. Although I love it, I find the lasting power quite pour for such an expensive fragrance, that's why I only gave it 3 lippies but I can also tell you that I would buy a bigger bottle when my purse spray runs out!
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The GMNC maintains ski trails at eight different trail heads on the Grand Mesa for both backcountry (ungroomed) and tracked skiing. We groom 54 kilometers (32.4 miles) of trails at three areas–Skyway, County Line and Ward Lake with funds donated from users like you.
Skyway and County Line are connected via two trails–Scales Lake and Kannah Crossing–and the snowmobile corridor that bisects these trails marks the boundary between the two areas.
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History: Walk Like an Egyptian or one of the many Epic Rap Battles of History
Textiles: Baggy Trousers (Madness), Blue Suede Shoes (Elvis)or Handbags and Gladrags (Stereophonics)
Science: To the Moon and Back (Savage Garden), Year 3000 (Busted)
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English - Brave New World (Iron Maiden), ABC (Jackson 5)
History - Rasputin (Boney M) - so catchy!
P.E. - Eye of the Tiger (Survivor)
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English - American English - Gaslight Anthem
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Food - Vindaloo
Geography Over the Hills and far away - Thin Lizzy
ICT - (Floppy) Disk-go Infrerno
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PE -Jump Van Halen
RE - REM was first but someone has taken that - some of the Gregorean Chanting type thing
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This Could Be Anywhere In The World - Alexisonfire
A Million Miles Away - The Offspring
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Still Swingin - Papa Roach
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Presume you've pointed out to management that they'll need to be applying for the licensing rights to use the pieces of music for public performance, seeing as the use of them in this context isn't educational and therefore won't be covered by the standard schools licensing...? And if they're sync'd to a powerpoint then you'll need separate negotiations for synchronisation license.
PRS Glossary of TermsSynchronisation: The pairing of music with a visual. For example, when a piece of music is used in a Feature Film, the music is synchronised with the film footage. The terms 'Synchronisation right' and Synchronisation licence' apply to the licensing of music in this way. Common examples of 'Sync Licensing' include music licensed for use in TV advertising, feature films and computer games.
Powerpoints are constituted a visual. Synchro license is negotiated on a per tune, per artist, per publisher rate. There is no blanket license to cover it - you have to go cap in hand to the rights holders themselves. Every individual tune needs renegotiating for every use of it where the "visual" has changed.
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As previously reported, West London house producer T. Williams brought back his old grime persona, Dread D, for one night only at Red Bull Music Academy's recent Boiler Room.
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The Washington Nationals got a lot better this offseason with the addition of several key pitchers. Add several healthy players to the mix, including Stephen Strasburg, Ryan Zimmerman, and Adam LaRoche, and the Nationals could be a force to be reckoned with this season. The Nationals deficiencies in the leadoff spot continue to be a point of major concern, however. They had five players lead off in more than 50 plate appearances in the 2011 campaign, and all of them will join the Nats in Viera this spring. The list includes Roger Bernadina, Ian Desmond, Danny Espinosa, Rick Ankiel, and Jayson Werth.
Roger Bernadina was supposed to be the guy to turn the page for the Nationals in the leadoff and center field spots, but that hasn't panned out for the team. Bernadina is the longest tenured Nationals/Expos player, signed as a free agent way back in 2001, and his time in DC may be over soon, despite being just 27 years old. The Shark was simply dreadful when hitting first last year. In 238 PAs, he posted a .209/.283/.288 slash line. He walked just 19 times and struck out on 48 occasions in that spot. Combine that with his poor route running in center field, and despite his above-average speed, his time may be numbered with the organization.
Ian Desmond is the guy that Nationals fans, and it seemed the Nationals front office, hoped would fit into the leadoff spot. However, his efforts in that role left quite a bit to be desired. Though a marked improvement from Bernadina, Desmond's .281/.318/.412 line isn't what you want to see from a leadoff guy. He matched Bernadina's 48 Ks in fewer plate appearances and walked just 10 times in that spot all season. Desmond improved significant defensively over his 2010 season, but it is unclear whether that is enough to keep him with the team long term. He is routinely connected to trade rumors that would bring a permanent center field replacement to the organization. Desmond is one of just three players leftover from the Expos days with Bernadina and Atahualpa Severino, and that's not exactly the company you want to be in at the moment.
Rookie second baseman Danny Espinosa had a huge start to the season, prompting the organization to try its luck with Espinosa in the leadoff spot for almost 90 plate appearances. That experiment ended quickly, though, as he posted a .173/.236/.309 slash line when leading off. He struck out in just about a quarter of his at-bats, and just never seemed comfortable. The thing that makes Danny Espinosa so valuable isn't really his offense, though. It's his staggeringly impressive glove at second. He can hit for tremendous power from time to time but struggles in a big way against right handed pitching. Considering that batters face righties about 2/3 of the time, it's an issue that needs to be fixed. Even if he does improve against righties, it seems unlikely that Espinosa is a fit in the leadoff spot. He is much more valuable in the bottom half of the order.
Rick Ankiel probably won't even be an every day starter for the Nats in 2012, which shows how much they've improved from last year when he started 90 games. When given the opportunity to lead off, he hit .273 with a .313 OBP. It's well below ideal for a leadoff hitter, and his defensive deficiencies add to the reasons why he is poor choice to play everyday. His arm is tremendous, but his range leaves much to be desired, especially as a center field candidate. As a platoon or extra outfielder, though, his value increases significantly.
Finally, Jayson Werth was atrocious in 57 plate appearances when penned into No. 1 hole in the Nationals batting order. He hit .163 and reached base at a .281 clip. Werth's value is in his ability to get some RBIs and protect others in the lineup, and putting him first in the order never really made a whole lot of sense. The Werth experiment was mostly a case of Jim Riggleman grasping at straws to get something going, and it's hard to blame him. The team's offense struggled mightily at times last year, and the leadoff spot has been an issue for the Nats year in and year out. It was a short lived experiment that likely won't be continued this year.
Unfortunately, even with the great moves this offseason, the Nationals haven't added anyone to fill the void, and the same players from this list will likely compete for the right to lead off for the team. Barring any trades, Desmond is likely to find himself in the No. 1 spot as the season starts, with some occasional adjustments if he struggles. If he could cut down his strikeouts and take just a few more pitches, Desmond could prove to be an above-average leadoff hitter. He has good speed and can steal bases well when he reaches. It's certainly not ideal, but he'll be an able stopgap until the team is able to land a true leadoff hitter. Who knows when that may be?


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