February 28, 2009
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March 08, 2010
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Bravado Designs Essential Nursing Bra TankWith stunning style and a full bra inside (beautifully supporting up to a G cup), the Essential Nursing Bra Tank was designed to make you feel fabulous, inside and out! - A double molded, full support bra (not just a flimsy shelf “bra”!) that provides amazing support and beautiful shape. - 100% cotton against the skin inside the bra. - Perfect to wear out for easy nursing, around the house for comfort, for yoga class, or even as sleepwear. - Soft, high quality cotton/spandex outer fabric that isn’t see-through, even in white! - Flexible sizing, so the garment and the bra inside adapt comfortably to changing breast and body shapes. - Great for maternity, nursing and transition; as the fabric gently stretches while retaining its shape after washing. - Discrete nursing clips that allow for full breastfeeding access. (Only you’ll know it’s a tank for nursing!) - Thin straps that are adjustable. - A beautiful and flattering shape that is fitted but not clingy, with a great hip length.Sizing Chart B/C D/E(DD) F(DDD)/G 34 - - - 36 - - - 38 - - - 40 - -
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March 04, 2010
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My counselor told me that I have a greater chance of getting into Uconn if I apply to the school in the general undergraduate admissions instead of applying to the School of Nursing, which has greater competition. He told me that I can take the same classes that the nursing students take. Can I really do this? I guess my question is, can I apply to Uconn with a nursing major without applying to the School of Nursing?
Is this your high school school counselor or your college counselor? If its your high school than I would double check before you do that. I don’t know about that school but all the other nursing schools I have seen you actually have to be in the school of nursing to finish that degree. Now I know like at my school I applied to the school as majoring in nursing but did not apply for the school of nursing until 1 semester before. I also could take a couple nursing classes before being in the nursing school but only a couple. I have seen almost every other nursing school work this same way. What I assume your counselor was trying to say is apply to the school to take your regular classes and then apply for the nursing part once you get all of your required classes out of the way first.
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February 28, 2010
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In the twenty first century it appears that as a composer, Constant Lambert has finally arrived. Lambert’s countrymen have finally accepted that his idiosyncratic and jazzy scores of the 1920s constitute something unique in the British musical firmament as opposed to the prevailing view that Lambert was a sort of secondstring William Walton who only realized his potential as a conductor. Hyperion’s Lambert: Romeo and Juliet, Piano Concerto, featuring the English Northern Philharmonia under David LloydJones, is remarkable not so much as it contains premiere recordings of Lambert it does not as it presents second, and even third recordings of these works.
Although pianist David Owen Norris seems to have scooped Jonathan Plowright on getting the first recording of Lambert’s 1924 Piano Concerto onto disc, Plowright was the first to perform the work in public after its 1988 realization by Edward Shipley and Giles Easterbrook and it is valuable to have Plowright’s interpretation on disc at last. This is the main highlight of the Hyperion disc; this concerto is an extraordinarily moving and colorful piece, and Plowright devotes a great deal of care and sensitivity to its performance. The rest of the disc, including The Bird Actors Overture, the orchestral version of Lambert’s tribute to black vaudeville star Florence Mills (Elegiac Blues), and the oneact ballet Prize Fight, is expertly, but at times rather listlessly rendered by LloydJones. One would like a bit more drama and punch in the oneact ballet Prize Fight; it seems to hang in midair at points, whereas a sharper delineation in the conducting may have helped it achieve more of a sense of forward motion. Romeo and Juliet, one of Lambert’s greatest works, is played with precision rather than enthusiasm, whereas the partial performance on ASV by Barry Wordsworth and the complete one by John Lanchbery for Chandos are a bit more pointed in their presentation and are more exciting. The reverberant recording, made at Clothworker’s Hall at the University of Leeds, might partly be to blame, sapping some of the snap from the orchestra, but LloydJones clearly takes a more “classic” and less rhythmically driven view of this music.
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February 26, 2010
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This 1″ long pin is an exact reproduction of a classic Star Trek Chief Petty Officer First Class pin, worn on the shoulders and sleeves of the Maroon Jackets, in the 2nd-7th Star Trek movies. Originally produced by Lincoln Enterprises, Majel Barrett Rodenberry’s company (Nurse Chappell and Gene’s
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February 24, 2010
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AVAILABLE SEPTEMEBER 2008! This class will teach your staff how to provide the documentation needed to support skilled services. We will review the do’s and dont’s of documentation. Recognize the difference between a nurses note and supportive skilled documentation. Understand how non
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