necrogato

Alabama IS a low-pay state. That's why I moved. But $23 is pretty low, especially for a traveller. Actually I'm surprised they're even using contract labor there. From my experience, they usually just load the staff up with a ridiculous patient load. My advice is to work out your contract, learn from the experience, and enjoy B'ham while you're there. :beer:The Five-Points area usually has good live music :rotfl: Try the BBQ - Ollies is a classic :monkeydance: Then there's the B'ham Zoo (and no, it's not just dogs and chickens...) :yeahthat: Good gourmet restaurants; is the Pillars still there? :roll Tuscaloosa is only an hour away; catch a BAMA home game... experience the thrill of victory..... ROLL TIDE. Anyhow, there's plenty to do there if you want to have some fun. Necrogato

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You might want to check out the hemodynamics booklet at rnbooklets.bravehost.com It's only nine bucks.

Larry, can you name a country where there are no inequalities? Are all Brits on the same level as the Mother Queen? As for human rights, why do you think we are made up of the most diverse population of any other country? Because they come here for the freedoms we have to offer. Only in America can a poor immigrant become a millionaire.... it happens every day. No, the government does not "officially" provide us all with "free" health insurance, but we aren't taxed to death so that we can usually afford quality health care of our own choosing. And those that can't afford it are not turned away. (See previous posts.) I fear a government system that decides who I can see when I'm sick, and when I can see them. (Sounds like a giant HMO.) The system's not perfect, but we still have the best healthcare on the planet.