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http://au.news.yahoo.com/a/-/mp/5071...invade-sydn ey/ Major James Franks told his company of young men - average age 19 - to respect Australian laws, ignore any derogatory comments about the US military and return to their ship on time no matter what temptations arose. Aussies make derogatory comments???!!! NEVER!

Good Morning Friends!!! WELCOME HOME JNETTE! Looks like a great trip for both you and Mutti this time! She looks so happy and healthy ! (((Sabby))) sorry this is such an ordeal Zoe good luck on the interview... where in NH is the rehab? there are several really good ones; hope it helps db! Dairy/Diary...long time no see! good luck on that position! hi to Dianah, Steph, ...

I ook my test and was cool as a cucumber,,,,until the computer shut offat 86 questions . Then i was a nervous as could be and was only able to think of all the questions i missed . I couldnt wait to find out if i failed or passed . My boyfriend kept my spirits up lol, And i passed!!!!!!! I just looked at the state site were you can verify your licence, and my tgpn says null and void ...

Well, someone has to do it! .............................. The end of another week and a new weekend almost here. I don't know about others but I'm finding the days and weeks are flying by! Wishing everyone a fine day this friday. Hope to catch up later ................ Cheers for now!

I am seriously thinking about becoming a Nurse Midwife once I graduate. I currently work in the ER at a large hospital in Cleveland, Ohio and one of the ER doctors suggested that I look into becoming an Anesthesist. It seems like there is too much involed with that. Does anyone know what all you have to do to become a Midwife? I am sure it involves getting a Bachelors, but is there ...

But I'm getting ready to withdraw all my money from the bank and stuff it under the mattress.

Found from a blog in Advance for LPNs, a petition to allow LPNs with experience to sit for their RN boards. I would love to do that. What does everyone else think? Here is the link: http://www.petitiononline.com/lps2t/petition.html

Hi, just wondering about different peoples experience with online BSN programs....I would like to enroll this winter semester, but I am inudated with information and costs...the "headhunters" are worse than agressive used car salesmen....If anyone has any advice I would appreciate it. Thanks

Do you think it would be prudent for me to leave my job at a telemetry unit (night shift) for a medsurg unit (day shift)? I want to live a "normal" life for my health. Nothing compares to a good night's sleep right? But my telemetry unit is too crazy for me to handle. I think medsurg would be an easier load. I think my health and sanity is more of a priority than working at a "specialized ...

I am comparing the costs of becoming an RN between university (BSN) and community college (ADN). The difference in tuition is as much as 50K! If you spend 50K more to get a BSN, do you earn much more than getting an ADN? Thanks for your help!

I thought this would be a fun thread! I'm a frequent avi-changer. This current one is a road warning sign in Okinawa, where my brother is currently stationed w/ the Marines. I just thought it was funny. Gotta watch out for those dastardly crabs!!!!

Professionals call it elderspeak , the sweetly belittling form of address that has always rankled older people: the doctor who talks to their child rather than to them about their health; assuming that an older person needs to be addressed slowly or in a loud voice. Then there are healthcare workers who address any elderly person as "dear" or "young lady" which is often...

Our Healthcare System Is Dying Now that President Bush signed into law a measure addressing the global financial meltdown, the federal treasury will be hundreds of billions of dollars lighter and lots of politicians will be taking credit for solving the crisis on Wall Street. If only the federal government could be mobilized so quickly to solve the nation's ...

A recent study led by Vanderbilt University professor Peter Buerhaus polled registered nurses about two timely issues -- the state of health care and the importance of the issue in the upcoming election. With a close election expected, the country's three million registered nurses could make a difference in the election, Buerhaus says. Most nurses interviewed support some form of ...