What is the name of the female actress from the t.v. show china beach from the 1980's she was a nurse?
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you can find the whole cast list on www.imdb.com
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dana delaney
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Or Marg Helgenberger (sp?). She plays Catherine on CSI Vegas. Dana Delaney was the 'good' nurse. Marg was the one who had a lot more fun.
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Dana Delany played Nurse Colleen McMurphy. i used to watch the show. sad but true.
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Dana delane Not sure of last name spelling
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The main nurse character(McMurphy) was Dana Delaney.Nan Woods played Cherry who was killed off in the second season.Marg Helgenberger of CSI was K.C.She was not a nurse but the unofficial "recreational therapist"for the men of the camp.
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Dana Delaney was the actress, playing McMurphy. Marg Helgenberger was also brilliant as KC (not a nurse). In fact, the whole cast was excellent - Robert Picardo, Concetta Tomei, Brian Wimmer, Nan Woods... I loved this show and am really disgusted that it has not been released on DVD. Go to www.tvshowsondvd.com and vote for it if you get a chance.
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Thursday, July 1, 2010
Monday, June 28, 2010
Do forced abortions take place in China? Are Women sometimes physically forced to go to an abortion clinic
Do forced abortions take place in China? Are Women sometimes physically forced to go to an abortion clinic?
I have read many reports by human rights organisations such as Amnesty International that in China women are sometimes physically forced to go to abortion clinics by government officials and pinned down while the abortion takes place. Has anyone else heard of this? I'm would especially like to hear from Doctors and nurses who work in China and would like to know if they have ever actually seen this happen! Here are my sources of information: http://www.womensrightswithoutfrontiers.org/index.php?nav=wujian http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/asia/article5733835.ece another source: http://www.theepochtimes.com/n2/content/view/21819/ I also read of a case where a pregnant woman died while trying to escape from a forced abortion.
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I dont know why you seem excited.... But yes, this happens, ESPECIALLY if it is a baby girl. Or they know they baby will be disable in any way. This is how china is, a horrible place.
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You just had your share of american propoganda if thers forced abortions and all that #### in china there will be a rebellion abortions in china is just like anywhere else dont belive to everything that you hear for the stupid people that disagree with this you guys are idiots, there is a law saying there is only one child you get fined not forced aboartions
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Yes a lot of women in China are forced to do this because a married couple can only have 1 child because China is so big, that if you have more than 1 you get in alot of trouble for it and if you are pregnant you are forced to miscarry the baby, because in China you can only have 1 child, and if you are pregnant with a girl you definitely have to miscarry, wether you like it or not, and this happens even if you are having a boy. Yes women are always physically forced to go to a abortion clinic if they already have the 1 child they are supposed to have.
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People are not allowed to have a certain amount of children, dew to the over flooding of population. However people will not actually forced to have an abortation in the imaginative way you believe. At least not in todays world. I have seen women on television, hiding there kids from other people. However it is the birth permit law. This is why there is sooo many Chinese immigrants, in the USA.
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I wouldn't doubt that some forced abortions happen in China AND in many other parts in the world. There is a one child policy in China because their population is already so big, and yes many prefer a baby boy than a girl to carry on the family name. However, if you have more than one child- you just have to pay more tax or something for each child you have. In the rural/poorer areas, families have more than one child to help with work and i think that they are allowed to do so.
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I have read many reports by human rights organisations such as Amnesty International that in China women are sometimes physically forced to go to abortion clinics by government officials and pinned down while the abortion takes place. Has anyone else heard of this? I'm would especially like to hear from Doctors and nurses who work in China and would like to know if they have ever actually seen this happen! Here are my sources of information: http://www.womensrightswithoutfrontiers.org/index.php?nav=wujian http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/asia/article5733835.ece another source: http://www.theepochtimes.com/n2/content/view/21819/ I also read of a case where a pregnant woman died while trying to escape from a forced abortion.
Women's Health - 5 Answers
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I dont know why you seem excited.... But yes, this happens, ESPECIALLY if it is a baby girl. Or they know they baby will be disable in any way. This is how china is, a horrible place.
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You just had your share of american propoganda if thers forced abortions and all that #### in china there will be a rebellion abortions in china is just like anywhere else dont belive to everything that you hear for the stupid people that disagree with this you guys are idiots, there is a law saying there is only one child you get fined not forced aboartions
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Yes a lot of women in China are forced to do this because a married couple can only have 1 child because China is so big, that if you have more than 1 you get in alot of trouble for it and if you are pregnant you are forced to miscarry the baby, because in China you can only have 1 child, and if you are pregnant with a girl you definitely have to miscarry, wether you like it or not, and this happens even if you are having a boy. Yes women are always physically forced to go to a abortion clinic if they already have the 1 child they are supposed to have.
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People are not allowed to have a certain amount of children, dew to the over flooding of population. However people will not actually forced to have an abortation in the imaginative way you believe. At least not in todays world. I have seen women on television, hiding there kids from other people. However it is the birth permit law. This is why there is sooo many Chinese immigrants, in the USA.
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I wouldn't doubt that some forced abortions happen in China AND in many other parts in the world. There is a one child policy in China because their population is already so big, and yes many prefer a baby boy than a girl to carry on the family name. However, if you have more than one child- you just have to pay more tax or something for each child you have. In the rural/poorer areas, families have more than one child to help with work and i think that they are allowed to do so.
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Monday, June 14, 2010
A Chinese HS gradute is planning to take her BS NUrsing in the Philippines..Any pre-requisite
A Chinese HS gradute is planning to take her BS NUrsing in the Philippines..Any pre-requisite?
I'm a Chinese who has just graduated from my Secondary course. I'm planning to take my BS Nursing in the Philippines. Now, Im taking IELTS in preparation for my English test in January.Are there any pre requisites to study this course in the Philippines? Do I need to study the Filipino language? I have a Filipino friend teaching here in China, but her home city is far from the capital city. Is it advisable if I just chose to study in one of the Universities in the Visayan region,where my friend lives? Please give me some information regarding these matter. Thanks!
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You check with your prospect school in the Philippines their requirements because there may be some entrance exams and othe rmethod of selections. Regarding studying Tagalog, you dont really need to because most schools in the Philippines (especially the top universities) uses English as medium of instruction. You'll learn Tagalog soon enough.
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College education in the Philippines is typically given in English, particularly in medical fields such as Nursing. You don't have to study Filipino for your studies, though you may want to learn it for interaction purposes As for the requirements, it will depend on the university. St. Louis University in Baguio for example requires foreign students to have their transcript of records authenticated at the Philippine Embassy or consulate in your country http://www.slu.edu.ph/admission/foreigners.jsp . The premier university - University of the Philippines -- require "international foreign-administered examination such as General Certificate of Education (GCE) Examination and the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) or equivalent examination" as well as passing the entrance exam UPCAT http://www.up.edu.ph/content.php?r=4&c=4 As for studying in the Visayan region, you can very well do that as many schools in provinces like Cebu or Iloilo have significantly improved their standards of education (but not if you are going to places like Kalibo, Aklan where college education still lags so far behind). But most foreign nationals go to Metro Manila (Manila, Quezon City and neighboring areas) to study because of better standards of education, more support systems for foreign nationals, and more activities. You will need to file for Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR) and Certificate of Temporary Residence for Students (CTRS) at the Philippine Bureau of Immigration
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I'm a Chinese who has just graduated from my Secondary course. I'm planning to take my BS Nursing in the Philippines. Now, Im taking IELTS in preparation for my English test in January.Are there any pre requisites to study this course in the Philippines? Do I need to study the Filipino language? I have a Filipino friend teaching here in China, but her home city is far from the capital city. Is it advisable if I just chose to study in one of the Universities in the Visayan region,where my friend lives? Please give me some information regarding these matter. Thanks!
Health Care - 2 Answers
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You check with your prospect school in the Philippines their requirements because there may be some entrance exams and othe rmethod of selections. Regarding studying Tagalog, you dont really need to because most schools in the Philippines (especially the top universities) uses English as medium of instruction. You'll learn Tagalog soon enough.
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College education in the Philippines is typically given in English, particularly in medical fields such as Nursing. You don't have to study Filipino for your studies, though you may want to learn it for interaction purposes As for the requirements, it will depend on the university. St. Louis University in Baguio for example requires foreign students to have their transcript of records authenticated at the Philippine Embassy or consulate in your country http://www.slu.edu.ph/admission/foreigners.jsp . The premier university - University of the Philippines -- require "international foreign-administered examination such as General Certificate of Education (GCE) Examination and the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) or equivalent examination" as well as passing the entrance exam UPCAT http://www.up.edu.ph/content.php?r=4&c=4 As for studying in the Visayan region, you can very well do that as many schools in provinces like Cebu or Iloilo have significantly improved their standards of education (but not if you are going to places like Kalibo, Aklan where college education still lags so far behind). But most foreign nationals go to Metro Manila (Manila, Quezon City and neighboring areas) to study because of better standards of education, more support systems for foreign nationals, and more activities. You will need to file for Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR) and Certificate of Temporary Residence for Students (CTRS) at the Philippine Bureau of Immigration
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