Ragged glory - words that best describe The Wrestler. Its magnificent showcase by Aronofsky (Pi, Requiem for a Dream) makes this film special, within the realm of all things so ugly they turn into beautiful.
Read more »So, you finally admitted to yourself that you might have a slight weight problem. Meaning you're just a tad overweight. No too much, obviously. OK, maybe too much. Anyway, you've become aware that it's no longer cool to just ignore the fact that the clothes no longer fit you and others call you names. Like "fatty".
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modern living • degeneration • self development
Religulous is directed by the same fellow that did "Borat" and it's co-authored and presented by Bill Maher, a Catholic Jew crossbreed. What's to be expected from such a mixture?
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movies • religion • degeneration • New World Order • recommendations
Controversial, this one, as was to be expected. The Google PR of 7 for the movie's website goes to prove that it got many people talking, regardless of the angle each takes on it. And that kind of distribution is always a sign of success. Here are some potentially useful points of view on it.
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movies • New World Order • recommendations
There are a lot of them, since this seems to be quite a big market. A simple Google search will reveal the better known.
Read more »As I've explained in the previous chapter, the Resident Medical Officer is that doctor that actually lives within a private UK hospital, 24/7, amounting to a total of 168 work hours per week.
Read more »As an RMO you will deal with some special people:
Read more »This varies with the hospital you work at, but you would typically be paid about £1500-£1700 per week worked, before tax and National Insurance (NI).
Read more »Due to their very particular working schedule, involving working 168 hours per week (which is to say working 24 hours daily, 7 days), the RMO working pattern involves weeks on-duty and off-duty.
Read more »RMO stands for Resident Medical Officer, which means, well, just what is says: the RMO is the doctor that actually lives inside the hospital, 24/7, and provides medical care for inpatients, outpatients and sometimes staff and visitors, as he is the primary emergency aid in that facility.
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