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twenex
response 153 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 19 08:26 UTC 2006

<twenex grins>
jiffer
response 154 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 19 23:08 UTC 2006

Happiness is hopefully getting an internship at a VA hospital in one of the
following areas: Omaha, NE, Phoenix, AZ, White River Junction, VT, St. Louis
MO, Cleveland, OH, Cincinnati, OH, Seattle, WA, Dublin, GA, Minneapolis, MN,
or Birmingham, AL... I have preferences but I am not saying which.
tod
response 155 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 19 23:09 UTC 2006

If you get Seattle, lemme know and I'll introduce you to some of the regulars.
richard
response 156 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 00:27 UTC 2006

re #154 well lets see, cleveland's a dump, cincinatti's in an economic slump,
minneapolis is WAY too cold in the winter, dublin, ga is a hole (yes I've
actually been there)  Seattle is the one, Seattle is cool.  Insist on Seattle!
That way you could attend Seahawks and Supersonics games  :)
tod
response 157 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 00:27 UTC 2006

I wouldn't mind Dublin...warm weather
richard
response 158 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 00:31 UTC 2006

also birmingham might be nice, the weather's nice there and its a growing
area, with lots of high tech jobs moving in.  Seattle is best choice,
Birmingham second...
marcvh
response 159 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 00:34 UTC 2006

Seattle probably has the highest cost of living of any of those places;
not sure whether that's a factor or it gets included in the pay.  Obviously
I'm partial to it.
mcnally
response 160 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 00:36 UTC 2006

 Of the choices I'd probably favor Vermont, Seattle, or Minneapolis, but I
 wish you success in any of them, should you land the internship..
tod
response 161 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 00:36 UTC 2006

I'm glad somebody is going to do the good work of the VA.  Its cool to see
it on Grex.
springne
response 162 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 01:30 UTC 2006

St. Louis!
jiffer
response 163 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 03:27 UTC 2006

I am hoping for Seattle, not for the location (though it would rock!) but due
to the chief of the medical records department. I have heard some totally
awesome things about here. I am willing to move anywhere there is a job. In
an ideal world, it would be AA, but there is a very limited number of
hospitals, and the economics at this time are not so good.  Plus I am sure
there would be some dear friends who do stop in the Seattle area if I do go
there.. or MN, or St. Louis.  

I don't know what I would do in Nebraska... is there anything in Nebraska?
tod
response 164 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 04:48 UTC 2006

Corn and xtal meth labs
bhelliom
response 165 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 07:13 UTC 2006

Good luck, Jenn!
jadecat
response 166 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 14:19 UTC 2006

I have relatives in St Louis. :) (Heh, both MO and MI)
keesan
response 167 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 15:19 UTC 2006

Why do you consider 'anything'?  
richard
response 168 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 15:30 UTC 2006

in st. louis you could probably do weekends in A2, I mean what is it from
there, like an eight hour drive or something?
jadecat
response 169 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 17:07 UTC 2006

more like 10.
edina
response 170 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 17:57 UTC 2006

For weekends in A2, I would think Cleveland would be the best bet.

Cool beans Jen!!
jadecat
response 171 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 20:00 UTC 2006

IHB- It's almost the weekend, the hubby does NOT have to work a 16 hour
shift today, and we'll be in Ypsi tomorrow for gaming. Also, that the
annual Feb cat show in Lansing will include cat agility! :)
slynne
response 172 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 20:22 UTC 2006

cat agility? That must be something to watch
aruba
response 173 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 20:32 UTC 2006

How do they test cat agility?
mcnally
response 174 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 20:34 UTC 2006

 Good question..

 Dog agility trials are usually pretty entertaining to watch..
jadecat
response 175 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 20:43 UTC 2006

Same way as dog agility, except the course is smaller and it takes
longer... They have obstacles, tunnels and so on that the cats maneuver
around, they even have a ring for them to jump through- I've seen
pictures of cats that just stopped part way through the ring, deciding
to just dangle there. I've never seen it in person- so now I must go!

There's a dog show in Novi this weekend- but I haven't had luck finding
anyone who wants to go with me on Sunday and the hubby has to work. :(
richard
response 176 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 21:18 UTC 2006

re #175 it sounds like Leopolde could do well in a contest of agility...
jadecat
response 177 of 563: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 22:05 UTC 2006

Umm... yeah. Danger Boy!! Would likely be very good at it- if we could
keep his attention moving in the right direction...
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