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Re: HAD ENOUGH
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 10380435)
I'm usually pretty rubbish at advice but you've accidentally stumbled on one area I have vast knowledge about. As was noted above, President's Choice has them (the little ones, but very good) or the No Frills shop (same company I think) has them on sale this week.Most other supermarkets will have them but the aforementioned ones seem to be the best (proper). I've only found the bigger (longer) ones at gourmet pastry shops.
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Re: HAD ENOUGH
Originally Posted by bats
(Post 10380384)
The OP could register as an RPN if she is not able to register as an RN.
Also go to M and Ms for sausage rolls, or President's choice. Can't do much about the newspaper though! |
Re: HAD ENOUGH
Oh how threads wander off topic :rofl:
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FOOD:rofl:
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Originally Posted by HGerchikov
(Post 10380968)
Buy a Kindle - apparently you can download all the British newspapers every day.
In calibre click Fetch News and scroll down to the language group you want e.g. English (UK). Click on that and a list of (currently) 36 options drops down. You then can opt to Schedule for Download or Download Now. Calibre then processes the latest edition and you see a job running in the bottom right hand corner of the window, click on that for details - you can also type the newspaper of choice in the box. Say for example you'd like to download the Independent. You now have two options. Calibre must be open and running in both options. 1. Download now - This downloads the Independent to Calibre's library or 2. If you want to download The Independent at say 7 a.m. each day you can also adjust the download to whichever time you like. This will also download to Calibre's library. You can also go online here: https://webtoread.com/ and choose newspapers to download to an e-reader or alternatively via email: News - United Kingdom Birmingham post Metro UK Telegraph.co.uk The Daily Mail The Daily Mirror The Guardian and The Observer The Independent The Observer The Sun UK :) |
Re: HAD ENOUGH
Originally Posted by bats
(Post 10380384)
The OP could register as an RPN if she is not able to register as an RN.
I suggested in the other thread quickly training as a support worker if only for something to do and for the earning potential at the end, but if there is already an option there thats even better. |
Re: HAD ENOUGH
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 10381020)
What would be involved to do that?
I suggested in the other thread quickly training as a support worker if only for something to do and for the earning potential at the end, but if there is already an option there thats even better. |
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Another thing me moved from BC to AB and my wife who has been a canadian nurse for at least 10 years could not get a full time job so a nurse with 6 months experence in AB would get the job over her cause of union rules
Its pretty crazy how it works |
Re: HAD ENOUGH
Originally Posted by siouxie
(Post 10381009)
Download Calibre: http://calibre-ebook.com/
In calibre click Fetch News and scroll down to the language group you want e.g. English (UK). Click on that and a list of (currently) 36 options drops down. You then can opt to Schedule for Download or Download Now. :) |
Re: HAD ENOUGH
Originally Posted by Shard
(Post 10385476)
What is this Calbre? Is it any different from Newstand on Ipad? Are you able to see read the whole paper for free or is just a reader app where you pay for content?
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Re: HAD ENOUGH
Originally Posted by MillieF
(Post 10385636)
I'm glad you asked that, because I've never heard of it either. Siouxie will tell us cos she's bloody brilliant!
It's a downloadable program for your computer. you can download newspapers for free, convert and catagorise books... this is what it says: http://calibre-ebook.com/about calibre is a free and open source e-book library management application developed by users of e-books for users of e-books. It has a cornucopia of features divided into the following main categories: Library Management E-book conversion Syncing to e-book reader devices Downloading news from the web and converting it into e-book form Comprehensive e-book viewer Content server for online access to your book collection I have been using it for a while.. I have to admit that newspapers aren't like reading them online or in print, but it's ok. Have you checked whether the newspaper you want to read is online? You can check here: http://www.onlinenewspapers.com/englanda-k.htm (hundreds!) http://www.thebigproject.co.uk/news/#.UKZCwMWwX9w :) |
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