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gt;CHAPTER 1
gt;Lackland, England, Autumn 1940
gt;A fighter plane roared menacingly over the farmhouse just as Tory bent to blow out the candles on her birthday cake. She froze—she would
gt; get used to destructive flying machines!
gt;But she could pretend to be brave. She drew a deep breath and blew. The seventeen candles for her years were easily extinguished, but the one added for luck flickered persistently before guttering out. She hoped that wasn't an omen.
gt;Her friends around the table applauded. Those who'd come from 1804 with Tory were enjoying the twentieth-century birthday customs. The five of them would return to their own time in the morning. She was glad to be heading home, but she'd miss her twentieth-century friends.
gt;"Did you make a wish?" Polly asked. The youngest Rainford, she belonged to this house and this time. Though she was still weak from a bout with blood poisoning that had almost killed her, her mischievous smile had returned.
gt;"Indeed I did," Tory replied. "And it was hard to decide what to wish for!"
gt;Her life had changed so much since she turned sixteen a year ago. Then she had been the well-brought-up Lady Victoria Mansfield, youngest child of the Earl of Mansfield. Most of her thoughts had been turned toward her upcoming presentation to society, where she would look for the best possible husband.
gt;In the year since, she'd become a mageling, an exile, and one of Merlin's Irregulars, sworn to use her magic to protect Britain. Not to mention being a traveler through time and an unsung heroine of Britain.
gt;Best of all, she had fallen in love. Her gaze drifted to the young man who sat at her right, looking impossibly handsome. Justin Falkirk, Marquess of Allarde and her beloved. He gave her a smile full of the warmth and intimacy that had grown between them in the last months.
gt;"Time to cut the cake!" Lady Cynthia Stanton, who was Tory's roommate back at the Lackland Abbey, was eyeing the dessert hungrily. "Mrs. R., if I come back for my birthday, will you make me a cake like this?"
gt;"I will," Anne Rainford, their hostess, said cheerfully. "But give me some warning, please. This cake required almost a month's worth of our sugar rations. I'll need to save more coupons to create another cake this size."
gt;"You won't want to take another beastly trip through the mirror just for a cake, Cynthia." Tory got to her feet so she could cut properly. "But you can have the first piece of this one."
gt;The round cake had a thin layer of white icing, and "Happy Birthday, Tory!" was spelled out in rather uneven red letters. The same red icing had been used to draw little red rockets exploding around the edges.
gt;Tory could have done without the explosions, but Polly had been pleased with herself for coming up with the idea. After all, war had drawn together this group of magelings from two different eras and forged lasting friendships.
gt;Mrs. Rainford was sitting on Tory's left, and she held out a small plate to receive the first slice. "Here you are, Cynthia," Tory said as she set the wedge of dark fruitcake on the plate. Mrs. Rainford handed it across the table.
gt;"I'm going to have trouble waiting until everyone is served!" Cynthia exclaimed. "I still haven't recovered from burning so much magic in France."
gt;"As the birthday girl, I give you permission to eat now rather than wait for the rest of us," Tory said grandly. "We all need to eat to build up our strength for the return journey through the mirror."
gt;Cynthia didn't hesitate to dig in her fork. After the first bite, she smiled blissfully. "This is wonderful, Mrs. R. If I didn't hate traveling through the mirror so much, I really would come back for my birthday. I'd even bring sugar so you could make the cake without using up your rations."
gt;"That's not a bad idea!" Nick Rainford exclaimed. "Sending sugar, I mean. How hard would it be for you to throw sugar through the mirror?"
gt;"We could do that," Elspeth replied. "Our sugar comes in big loaves that have to be broken into smaller pieces, but they'd throw very nicely."
gt;"Tea and butter and bacon and all kinds of other things are also rationed," Nick said thoughtfully. "If you can send them through the mirror, we could—"
gt;"I will not have a black market operation run from my house," Mrs. Rainford said firmly. She handed another plate of cake to Rebecca Weiss, who was staying with the Rainfords to study magic. "But some sugar now and then would be nice."
gt;"We can arrange that," Allarde said as he clasped Tory's hand under the table. She could feel his amusement.
gt;She bit her lip, thinking how much she would miss this freedom to be together when they returned to Lackland Abbey. Male and female students were strictly separated in the abbey. Only in the Labyrinth, the maze of tunnels below the abbey buildings, could they work together as they secretly studied magic. And only there could she and Allarde have the privacy they craved.
gt;"What is a black market?" Tory asked as she cut more slices.
gt;"Illegally selling rationed goods, and Nick would dive right in if I let him," Mrs. Rainford said with a laugh.
gt;She laid her hand on Tory's, but before she could continue, magic blazed from Mrs. Rainford through Tory to Allarde, kindling another blaze of magic from him. Allarde's hand clamped hard on Tory's and he exclaimed,
gt;"Justin?" Tory said dizzily, shaking as she channeled power and shock between Allarde and her hostess. "What … what just happened?"
gt;His gaze was unfocused. "I … I saw Napoleon invade England. Barges landing, soldiers pouring off. French soldiers marching past Westminster Abbey."
gt;The Irregulars gasped with horror. The threat of invasion had been hanging over their heads for months as Napoleon Bonaparte assembled an army just across the English Channel from Lackland Abbey. Jack Rainford, one of the 1804 Irregulars, asked, "What makes you say that?"
gt;Tory felt Allarde's effort to collect himself. "Mrs. Rainford and I both have foreteller talent, and Tory's ability to enhance magic seems to have triggered a vision of the future when the three of us were touching." He glanced at their hostess. "Did you see images of invasion?"
gt;"I … I saw Napoleon in Westminster Abbey," Mrs. Rainford said unevenly. "But that was fear, not foretelling! We know from history that Napoleon never invaded."
gt;Allarde shook his head. He was still gripping Tory's hand with bruising force. "I don't know about your history books. What I saw was an event that may well happen if we don't act. We need to return home immediately. If and when the invasion takes place, Lackland will be a major landing site." He swallowed again. "I saw French barges landing in Lackland harbor and soldiers pouring off. The village was burning."
gt;Jack Rainford rose from his chair. "My family!"
gt;"The French are
gt; going to invade!" Mrs. Rainford repeated. "I'll get a history book and show you." She left the room, her steps quick.
gt;Tory took a swallow of tea for her dry throat. Mrs. Rainford was a schoolteacher and well educated, but Allarde's magic was powerful. "Foretelling is what
gt; happen, not necessarily what
gt; happen, isn't it?"
gt;Allarde eased his grip, though he still held her hand. "This felt very, very likely."
gt;Mrs. Rainford returned with a textbook. As she thumbed through the pages, she said, "There's a chapter about how close Napoleon came to invading, but he didn't." She found the chapter she was looking for and caught her breath, her face turning white.
gt;Tory peered at the book and saw that the letters on the page were twisting and flickering like live things. The words couldn't be read.
gt;Mrs. Rainford said in a choked voice, "I remember what this chapter said, but … it doesn't say that anymore."
gt;"The text being in flux here suggests that the history isn't set," Allarde said grimly. "Perhaps Napoleon just made the decision to launch and that's why we had the visions. If the Irregulars can do something to prevent the invasion, that might be why history records say that it didn't happen."
gt;"If the past has changed, wouldn't the present also be different?" Rebecca, raised by two scientists, frowned as she tried to puzzle it out.
gt;"Time travel is a mystery, and I don't pretend to understand how it works," Jack said, as grim as Allarde. "But there is danger at home and to my family. I can feel it like a gathering storm."
gt;Elspeth, the fifth Irregular, rose. "We need to leave right away. We haven't much to pack."
gt;Ever practical, not to mention hungry, Cynthia said, "We should take the rest of the cake. It will help us recover from the mirror passage."
gt;Knowing that was true, Tory tried to eat her slice, but it tasted like straw. She and the other Irregulars had faced the dangers of war here in 1940, but her own time, her home and family, had not been threatened. Not until now.
gt;"I'll pack the cake and some cheese," Polly said briskly.
gt;As the party dissolved, Nick caught Tory's gaze and said with deadly seriousness, "You've done so much for England in my time. If there is anything,
gt; that I can do to help, send a message through the mirror and I'll come instantly."
gt;"You saved my whole family," Rebecca said in her soft French accent. "I have only just discovered that I have magic, and I don't know how to use it. But I pledge everything within my power to your service."
gt;Tory thanked them, but she realized with cold foreboding that even if all the Irregulars and their 1940 friends worked together, they were few and the French were many. The Irregulars might not be able to save England.
gt;Copyright © 2012 by Mary Jo Putney, Inc.
gt; Excerpted from
gt;Dark Destiny
gt; by
gt;M.J. Putney
gt; Copyright © 2012 by M.J. Putney. Excerpted by permission.
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Great pages on Rome Ian. Every church seems to have some little gem in it. Any more to add? Usually I take so many pictures on my memory cards Ryanair charge me extra!
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I have a really bad habit. When I get mad, I tend to destroy stuff around me, usually my stuffs. This time, it is my laptop. OUCH. I get mad and throw my laptop and now the screen is broken. At least that what I thought. Not sure how to fix it.
So for now, I have to use computer at school.
Bad me
Wow, sounds like your very angry. I use to workout to release my pent up energy...maybe that would help.
I'm the same way except towards meaningless stuff... I tore all the hair off a cell phone charm I've had before due to my anxiety. It helps if you can find something to occupy your hands with.
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Mark 5:22-23New International Version (NIV)
22 Then one of the synagogue leaders, named Jairus, came, and when he saw Jesus, he fell at his feet. 23 He pleaded earnestly with him, "My little daughter is dying. Please come and put your hands on her so that she will be healed and live."
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English: Droxford is a village in Hampshire, England, lying in the Meon valley, and lies around 6 km east of Bishop's Waltham within the new South Downs National Park. The A32 passes through the village between Gosport and Alton. Local ammenities include a post office, two garages, two pubs and a village hall.
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A few games of Epic with a buddy of mine. He was really more interested in the painting than the game, and we were both far too poor to afford to get into it fully, but those few games were really enjoyable. Saw some seriously awesome setups for a Space Hulk game at a local gaming con that were really cool to watch play out.
Much respect for the folks that can put that much detail into mini painting - I'd be lucky to get the main colours all in the right places.
My relationship with War 40k begin in my childhood with a tabletop game called "star quest" in that game 3 squad of space marine fight on a space hulk against an evil overlord.
Was the '90 i played that game with my father and two cousins.
That was a simple tabletop, far distant from the experience of the real war 40k background (that i discovered some year later with space hulk game, final liberation, chaos gate and all the THQ era game).
Star quest was an early version of the war 40k (2nd editon or rogue trade era I can't remember), But the identity and the visual strentgh of war 40k was so strong that create an unique inprint in my young child mind: I never forgotten that game and the play session with my family!
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What more can be said then this simple quote.
It is better to die for the Emperor than to live for yourself.
My absolute favourite moment comes from a bunch of years back playing the table-top game. I was a avid Space Marine player back then and i taking part in a campaign. A series of poor games had put me far out of touch with my allies and low on reinforcements. So i started the game on a 25% handicap. Fortunatley i had managed to save a whirlwind launcher the previous round and i had a veteran Deathwing squad as reserves. My opposition was Orcs and this opponent simply tried to do a murderball right in to my lines. Things looked bleak as the green horde pushed in. I tried to call down my reserves but failed the roll twice. Third round my Terminators came down like the fury of a angry god, carving a path through the Orcs. Alas it was to little to late, in the end it was a single squad of Marines atop a small altar trying to fend off a sea of green. I lost that game and was eliminated from the campaign, but by the seven hells that was the way to go out. It was down right cinematic.
I really should dust off my old army and have a look at it.
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My favorite warhammer 40k moment must be the finale in vanilla DoW2 - just trying to break through the Tyranid swarm with my Force Commander (Lazarus, since he is immortal), having Avitus and Cyrus covering my hide while Thaddeus strikes from above. The result - countless decomposing, acidic corpses of Xeno filth and a few fallen battle brothers, their husks handled with honor and respect by chapter's Apothecaries...
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I can't really single out one being my best experience, there were so many noteworthy tabletop experiences my old player group still laughs about!
Every time I played a friend of mine in the tabletop he played Khârn the Betrayer with his chaos army. Out of about 20 games Khârn never got to swing his mighty Gorechild even once. He constantly got stuck on even the tiniest heavy terrain every game the whole game. "Blood for the Blood God!" "Well... maybe tomorrow Khârn..."
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The day I introduced a friend of mine into our WH40k group he got to play Space Marines in a ridiculously bloody match of capture the hill with 4 players free for all. In the very last round my Swooping Hawks unexpectedly secured the hill from a rampaging Hive Tyrant with their aerial grenades, as he simply walked up with his last surviving stoic Hero of Mankind with his flamer at the ready and obliberated my full squad of Hawks who were just about to secure the objective for my cause. I can still hear the wailing of their lost souls to this day...


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Get Up and Go by Amanda Doering Tourville
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Book DetailsISBN: 9781404848115
(254mm x 257mm x 8mm)
Imprint: Picture Window Books
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Publish Date: 1-Sep-2008
Country of Publication: United States
Books By Author Amanda Doering Tourville
Mi Amigo Tiene Autismo/My Friend Has Autism, Hardback (January 2012)
Explains some of the challenges and rewards of having a friend with ADHD using everyday kid-friendly examples--in both English and Spanish
Mu'vete/Get Up and Go, Hardback (July 2011)
Being active is fun, and it makes you feel good. You can run, jump, or play. What are some other ways to be active and stay healthy?
Whose Tools Are These?, Hardback (July 2011)
Who is this book about? Its a mystery! A worker gives you clues about her work and the tools she uses to help people in her community. Can you use the clues to guess who it is?
Comportamiento y Modales en el Autobus Escolar/Manners On The School Bus, Hardback (January 2011)» View all books by Amanda Doering Tourville
"Explains many different ways that children can show manners on the school bus--in both English and Spanish"--Provided by publisher.
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Right now the bank is threatening to foreclose on my house and it is not the type of situation I would like to be, obviously. But whatever I do, I can't let the bank win and take the house from my family. I know my whole family would be devastated if that were to happen. So I am looking to hire a foreclosure attorney that will fight for me and give me the best possible chance of beating this, and keeping my house.
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By CareerCast.com
The most stressful jobs of 2015 can be physically dangerous, psychologically taxing—and a great match for those with the passion and drive necessary to succeed in such an environment.
David Barckhoff of Pittsburgh fits the bill. Barkchoff says he became interested in a career as a firefighter, the most stressful job of 2015, at age eight or nine.
"I was interested in the excitement. I remember seeing the truck go down the road with the lights on," he says. "The idea of rescuing people…and the camaraderie" with other firefighters appealed to him then and now. For some, the job's challenges might be a deterrent. But not for Barckhoff, who was already used to working in a stressful occupation.
Barckhoff transitioned into firefighting from a stint in the second-most stressful job of 2015, as an enlisted military specialist in the United States Navy. He says the two paths share similarities.
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"The fire academy is almost like going through boot camp," he says. "They take you from the beginning stages, then through all the hazards you could possibly face, with experts teaching from their real-world experience."
Learning from the experience of others is invaluable in any career, but in the most stressful jobs of 2015, it's critical. The conditions faced in such stressful jobs as firefighter, enlisted military personnel and police officer constantly change. The most important lesson from the experience, Barckhoff says, is to avoid complacency.
"When you get complacent … that's when something is going to kill you," he says. The same mindset is necessary for airline pilots, the fourth-most stressful job of 2015. For the millions of Americans who entrust their safety to them every year, airline pilots must be able to adapt to changing conditions when in flight without losing their cool.
Of course, not all of the most stressful jobs of 2015 find workers responsible for public safety, but they are entrusted with seeing that the expectations of large groups are met without problem.
Event coordinator is one such career. The tight deadlines, the high expectations of clients and the keen attention to detail needed to succeed as an event coordinator land it on the list.
And with experience in the No. 1 and No. 2 most stressful jobs, Barckhoff has an interesting frame of reference for other jobs' stress. After 25 years in firefighting, he added another career path that was not nearly as death-defying, but still among the most stressful: He became an actor.
Barckhoff has worked in different phases of television and movies, including stunts and writing. He says his military and firefighting experience helps him add believability to fiction.
"It's still stressful," he says. "You have deadlines and work long hours," and you never know where or when the next job will emerge.
Yes, stress can come from a variety of factors. You need not necessarily put your own life at risk to be in a stressful work environment. Tight deadlines, like those faced on a daily basis by photojournalists, newspaper reporters and broadcasters, contribute to high stress. So, too, does working under the constant scrutiny of the public eye. It takes a thick skin and keen attention detail to thrive in these work environments.
The following are the 10 most stressful jobs of 2015, according to the 2015 Jobs Rated report.
Firefighters face dangerous situations in ever-changing conditions, and their work is not limited to battling blazes. Firefighters also assist with medical emergencies and natural disasters.
this job entails doing daily , weekly , mothly and consolidated returns of statistics and financial standing as well as monitoring trends in the market . the work i s so cumbersome as for the bigger part of the working hours you will be interacting with clients whilst attending to their queries. you also have to do a follow up and contact every client who defaults their debts and you are also responsible for engaging lawyers for debt recovery,
Wow! All of these are definitely true and valid. Another job is a 911 Operators. I took the exam and recently have been call for possible hire in the Nyc area. I need a job!! But, I need my health and peace of mind more than money. I believe I'm going to pass. I don't have money stashed,or help. Sometimes, I believe you have to put your life and well-being first. I have faith and health. I believe I will be employed somewhere else. I have been employed in a few stressful jobs before. Trust me !! I'm fifty years old and I have wisdom to know when to hold them or fold them. Blessings to those that are doing this job. Someone's got to do it until they make it all automated.
Being a CNA is certainly the most stress full job I've ever worked. Your on your feet constantly for eight hours a day (on a exremely rare day) but more often then not more hours are added when the next shift hasn't shown up. You life more 500 or 700 pounds a day alone. This lifting will be with no help from nurses unless you beg them to and even then the chances of that happening are as frequent as a star going nova near us. You also have to clean, bath, dress them, assist feeding, toilet, change every two hours, answer call lights, lay down, lift to wheel chair, lay down again, chart, watch for any signs of wounds, report, and so on. The chances if a life changing injury are high and common. Those who have been a CNA for awhile usually have to see a physical therapist just so their bodies don't fail by the age of 50.
What about people in corrections. Whether it's federal, state, or county, these officers have to deal with multiple personalities daily and then try to go home normal. Think about dealing with some of the most low life individuals in the world: murders, rapist, burglars, child predators, gangsters. You have to treat them as humanly as possible due to society saying they have more rights than us. All jobs can be stressful, but I personally think, Corrections is near the top due to the personalities and not knowing what you are going to be walking into when your shift starts: fights, someone being shanked, or even the officer being assaulted or threatened, or his family being threatened. To me that would be stressful.
The most stressful job will be a Radar Air Traffic Controller working in a terminal facility such as the New York TRACON where they control all traffic into and out of the 3 major and all airports within their area of jurisdiction. The medical field including the ICU does not come close. I know, I've worked as a controller in the 6th busy-est radar facility in the US & assisted in surgery as a PA for 20 years.
Most stressful job is military job .Specially the job of adjutant in the battalion.
Paramedic? ER doctor? Nurse?
I also fault your "methodology" in that there are no Information Technology jobs listed in the most stressful category. I'm sorry but you are off-point !
Exactly. I.T. is way too stressful.
Everybody should quit complaining about how stressful their job is. If you have a job, you're doing better than a lot of people out there already. Sure, it could be stressful. Believe me, I know. If you wake up every morning and dread going to work because of the stress or any other reason, you're not in the right job. Just enjoy it. Look at the bright side of everything you do.
As a long term care nurse, I have, on average, 30-60 patients per shift, 12 hour shifts, and rarely work fewer than 4-5 shifts a week. We're getting cut back even more because Medicare and Medicaid are being cut back, our regulations just to give OTC meds requires mountains of paperwork, and not only am I in charge of keeping them alive, but also dignified through their multiple complicated chronic diseases (I dare you to try to check the blood sugar and give a few units of insulin to a highly combative person who is about twice your size suffering from diabetes and moderate dementia three times a day). Not to mention, if you make one teeny mistake, such as accidentally forgetting to initial the microscopic box of the one medication of one of your sixty patients, you get reprimanded for "neglect".
You're right, your job is much more stressful than an enlisted serviceman/women. Props to you, you put your life on the line for your country.
No, but this person is spending their life try to help save others. I don't believe they were trying to "one-up" any of the professions listed, just saying that the job of a nurse is extremely stressful. Maybe if you had a dying relative that requires 24 hour nursing care you may have a clue instead of making ignorant comment.
Hands Down! Try it for a day or 2!
Growing up in the '70s, our family was close with several others where the father was a fireman. One of them drove the fire truck. He and several others had heart attacks at a young age, like early 40's, and one died at home after suffering a massive CA. Back then, nobody did cardio for an hour every morning or ran 5 miles in the evening to take care of their hearts and reduce stress. So I would agree, while fire fighters spend a lot of time hanging around the firehouse doing normal stuff like cooking and cleaning, they've got to be on pins and needles waiting for that alarm to sound any second of the day or night.
If I got married, I would marry a firefighter. They cook, clean, mow the lawn, grocery shop, get red box movies, etc. who wouldn't love them?
Growing up in the '70s, our family was close with several others where the father was a fireman. One of them drove the fire truck. He and several others had heart attacks at a young age, like early 40's, and one died at home after suffering a massive CA. Back then, nobody did cardio for an hour every morning or ran 5 miles in the evening to take care of their hearts and reduce stress. So I would agree, while fire fighters spend a lot of time hanging around the firehouse doing normal stuff like cooking and cleaning, they've got to be on pins and needles waiting for that alarm to sound any second of the day or night. Syed from Dental Assistant Healthcare Schools
No question fire fighters have the most stressful jobs. In addition to the obvious work that we do, we're forced to live away from home to do our jobs with people we may not like very much. Then having to save lives and property at a moment's notice, often in hazardous conditions - it's doesn't get any more stressful than that!
I work in a foundry that makes plane engine parts. That has to top every category that could make a job stressful.
As a Correctional Officer Please come and stand on a Rec yard with me, 600 convicted felons when there are only three officers on the yard.
YOU, me and the other two Officers would make the odd's 150 to 1 (and what are you going to do when the crap hits the fan).
Come with me and walk a dorm with 110 convicted felons with attitudes and its only YOU and me (and what are you going to do when the crap hits the fan). I could go on and on but . . . out of sight out of mind.
Please don't forget us. Oh and by the way weapons are not allowed on the compound. Let's take the walk, I'll bring you some toilet paper.
I wonder where are the Air Traffic Controllers, who are responsible for an average of 30.000 people's live in a single shift - and that's only the ones in the air...
Not all EMS are fire fighters. Here in KCMO at KCFD we stay in the houses but we run call non stop as EMTs and Paramedics. The job is equally dangerous and often times more dangerous. The responsibility level is often greater than that of a fire fighter. Aside from working fires EMS handle the majority of calls. Including motor vehicle accidents, assaults(be it shootings, stabbings, or blunt trauma), ect. Is unfortunate that EMS workers have been left out.
Try nursing at a level 1 trauma center ER, ICU , or Step Down Unit. DRs are overloadedand can't respond, patients are too sick, and staffing is shorted to keep profits up. Can you say PTSD when you wakeup in a cold sweat after a 12-hour shift?
I find that taking my allotted holidays help. People worry about taking time off because you are deemed to be lazy but ask yourself , does your bosses boss take holidays? Also you can get many discrete phone apps that you can use to count down to your holiday. I use TimecalcTimer for iPhone but there are others
I've been retired for 20+ years. When I worked, my job was elevator mechanic. I worked in installation, trouble shooting, maintenance, etc. Great job, but sometimes very stressful and ocasionally dangerous.
Nursing, especially critically care RN have tremedous, ongoing chronic stress. The methodology is poor, in my opinion. True, firefighters have exceedingly high stress(acute stress) if they are in a burning building, the actural time this occurs is vey infrequent. ICU/CCU nurses have life and death matters, every day; and, the business of health care today (inadequent staffing levels, desire to maximize profits) makes the burn out rate much higher than firefighters, police, etc. I fault your methodology, not to list critical care/hospital nursing, as a top 'stress' profession.
In my mind i would have to say a soldiers job in combat would be more stressful than any other with being in a foreign land where nobody wants you in the first place, not speaking the language and if thats not enough having to deal with being shot at or ied's just to name a few. Having been a firefighter myself in a small bedroom community fire dept, although stressful at times, the most stress we had was trying to figure out what we were gonna eat for lunch and super. I guess this article must be refering to the big city high rise firefighters or maybe smoke jumpers.
I understand actors work very hard, however I do not understand how their job is more stressful than mine as an ER nurse. Saving entertainment vs savong lives...you do the math.
I see that last year, soldiers were ranked most stressful, and now they're ranked second behind firemen. How can that be? They're on the front lines defending our country. No knock on firemen, but it's no comparison in my mind.
I love the my job is tougher than your job. Number one stress job doesn't win a trophy. If you all want to be stressed out beat up and away from your family and be paid and low hourly wage tob oot. Quit your jobs and be a firefighter, heck I'll switch with you. Grow up, most jobs are sucky. Everyone is under paid and over worked and we alll think were doing all the work. It's just this year firefighters are in the spotlight. Maybe next year it will be dispatchers or teachers. Haven't really heard of a bunch of teachers or dispatchers being killed recently, but I'm sure stress is measured in diffrent ways.
As far as the 2 firefighters you know, it isn't what you portray it to be. First, firefighters work an average of 52 hours a week and the 12 hours are NOT overtime compared to a 40 hour work week. Our shifts in many departments are 24 hours so we do 3 days in one (compared to standard jobs). For the people who think we sleep at night (I work in a Very large metro city). We don't sleep all night. We get calls in the middle of the night and some are very long calls (fires and technical rescues take the longest). We spend time away from our families and we are exposed to toxic smoke (high cancer rates in firefighters). I've seen Many bad things but love my job and wouldn't trade it for the world. I'm not trying to say our job is above anyone else's and respect what each person does for work. I just want you to know that it isn't always days off and vacation.
Would love to see CareerCast publish how this study was conducted. This speaks of just terrible science and worse journalism. Psychologists have the highest rate of suicide due to stress, but not even a mention? Radio station DJ is more stressful? REALLY? And no mention of ER doctors? Yes, Event Coordinators may have to try to keep a lot of people happy, but what about keeping people ALIVE? An Event Coordinator makes a mistake he/she may lose some business. A doctor does it and he/she has lost his career. No law enforcement making the list either eh? Well, at least being a University Professor responsible for hundreds of students' possible futures each semester and under pressure to produce on a consistent basis is barely more stressful than cutting hair.
I do agree that the military on the front lines is stressful, however, I'm responding to the ER doctors. Yes, it can be stressful to try and save a life in a clean room with all the resources they need, try keeping them alive long enough to get them to the doctor in the pouring rain and mud under alive car with it lighting all around you. People tend to forget if they can't be kept alive long enough to make it to the ER then that doctor is not going to do anything for the pt.
I do agree that the military on the front lines is stressful, however, I'm responding to the ER doctors. Yes, it can be stressful to try and save a life in a clean room with all the resources they need, try keeping them alive long enough to get them to the doctor in the pouring rain and mud under alive car with it lighting all around you. People tend to forget if they can't be kept alive long enough to make it to the ER then that doctor is not going to do anything for the pt.
More than likely that fire department works a 48/96 or a Kelly schedule which acually means they work 56 hours a week. And it's not necessarily what we do it's what we may have too do. When you deal with the amount of ugly situations and death like we do we deserve every ounce of pay,benifits ,and retirement we get. Not taking away anything from any other job they are all important but if people don't like what we get then Take the test it's open to everyone.
Why do actors have stressful jobs? They only have to memorize lines. Try to be a scientist. That's stressful. You are expected to produce volumes of work, with long hours, and low pay. You cannot spend prestige or titles.
and teaching did not make the top 10??? What teachers were ranked? How was travel rated? Anyone been on a field trip with students of any age? Looked at a teacher salary schedule? worked with teacher certification renewal rules? Had weekly observations of your classroom? Have to be ranked according to your skill in using technology in front of 30+ students in comparison to other teachers? Had to stoop to listen to a small student, climb desks to decorate class bulletin boards? sprint the entire diameter of a building to cover a class during your prep in the five minute passing period? Worked in a sick (mold-infested) building? Teach all day, hold three hours of parent conferences in the evening, then grade 110+ papers for the next day? Yes, with the exception of the outbreak of school shootings, teaching is relatively safe, but certainly not stress-free.
I have just recently retired from a 30 year career in fir dispatch. Stress yes absolutely, sleep deprived, 14 hour night shifts. Away from your families, sending your brothers/sisters to calls that are sometimes unknown the dangers that they will be confronting. Keeping a calm voice when the caller is screaming at you. This is the callers worse day of their lives when they call 911 fire. Dispatchers are slowly getting recognition for their expertise. Hats off to ALL who have a career in public safety.
Couldn't agree more. Thank you for your amazing career and sacrifice!
2 firefighters that live in my neighborhood are off more than they work. one works for the city and the other for the county in the same city and both are off at the same times, weekends, and are also constantly on vacation. Also homeschool their kids. Not taking anything away from hardworking firefighter locations all over but this leaves a bad taste in your mouth when you know it is a city, county, state, or federal employee
Those firefighters that are off more than they work....do they work 24 hour shifts? Are they at work while you are sound asleep in your bed? Do you realize that while they work less days per month, they actually work more hours than some guy with normal "9-5" hours?
Did you know that those firemen are not guaranteed to get off on time? It is horrible calling home, letting your loved ones know you will be 2 or 3 hours later for whatever is planned because you are trying to extricate a man that is pinned under a vehicle. That is what city, county, and federal employees do.
If your neighbors happen to be in their forties or fifties, then maybe they don't work as much because they are near retirement and have been doing the above for 25+ years.
Try this at home sometime: Have someone set your alarm a couple hours earlier than normal (without any prior knowledge). On your night stand they leave an address to a location within a mile or so of your location. You now have 6 minutes (4 if you are good) to get dressed, get in your car, and drive to said location. Don't worry about lights or sirens.
They are only useful in traffic (should not be a problem at 03:00). When you arrive at said location (if you haven't failed so far, resulting in a call to the professionals) successfully complete an oral or written exam relative to your profession, and complete a job related skill or two.
Once complete you can begin the physical exam. (HINT: You save lots of time by not stopping to use the restroom, stretching, eating, smoking a cig... you will have plenty of time for morning rituals tomorrow!)
Anything from lifting the weight of a human to climbing the stairs to the top of a highrise (don't forget your gear). Upon successful completion of all exams, head back home and fire up the computer as you will need to "document what you did or else you didn't do it". Oh and remember if you fail any portion of this little challenge it could result in the termination of your employment, the death/s of someone's mother, husband, and/or children.
And there's also that "negligence" term they like to use in courts. Have fun and be careful. Challenge your friends and family. Be sure to follow the law and remember Safety First! Fun Facts: Life expectancey of a career Firefighter - 55, Divorce rate > 70%, Majority have a second job, Average yearly income < $46k, Average hourly rate < $15/hr, Average hours per week - 56, Math can be fun: 1 week = 7 days, 1 day = 24 hours, 24 hours x 7 days = 168 hours, Most people work 40 hours/week so... 168 - 40 = 128, 128 > 40, so....
Most people are off more than they work!56 hours - 40 hours = 16 hours x 52 weeks = 832 hours more per year, thats 20.8 extra 40 hour weeks or about 5 months per year extra, so... 40% more hours on average including NIGHTS, WEEKENDS, HOLIDAYS, BIRTHDAYS, ANAVERSARYS, FULL MOONS, BLACK FRIDAYS, GIRL'S NIGHTS, SUPERBOWLS, SCHOOL PLAYS, YOUTH SPORTS, WEDDINGS, CHILD'S BIRTH, PROM, BINGO NIGHTS, BOWLING LEAGUES, AND DURING AMERICAN IDOL.
They have been shot, stabbed, slapped, punched, kicked, cursed at, spit on, and pooped on. Contaminated, infected, inhaled, ingested, burned, bruised, broken, crushed, and cut. Oh and killed.
Despite the various environmental and biological hazards, the mass murders, the school shootings, and the terrorist attacks...... they aren't the ones complaining.They don't seek thanks, or awards, or to be called heros. But less complaining would be great. Thanks,Career Firefighter/EMT
The firefighters I know go to work for 24 to 48 hours at tome. What's your work day 8 hours? If you would think about it and do the math most firefighters work 56 to 72 hours a week.
Lifting weights and hanging around for 48 hours waiting for a call isn't very stressful at all. It's actually pretty awesome.
They may have more "days off than you" but than agian their shift is not 8 hours like yours. Most likely it is 24-48 hours Straight. Oh yes they have a bed, but even if they never run a call at night (very unlikely) they do not get a nights rest.
s far as the 2 firefighters you know, it isn't what you portray it to be. First, firefighters work an average of 52 hours a week and the 12 hours are NOT overtime compared to a 40 hour work week. Our shifts in many departments are 24 hours so we do 3 days in one (compared to standard jobs). For the people who think we sleep at night (I work in a Very large metro city). We don't sleep all night. We get calls in the middle of the night and some are very long calls (fires and technical rescues take the longest). We spend time away from our families and we are exposed to toxic smoke (high cancer rates in firefighters). I've seen Many bad things but love my job and wouldn't trade it for the world. I'm not trying to say our job is above anyone else's and respect what each person does for work. I just want you to know that it isn't always days off and vacation.
Are people supposed to be at work more than they are off work? I was led to believe that a 40 hour work week is a fairly acceptable average out of the 168 total hours available to work in a week. Most firefighters work 48-72 hours per week.
But what you fail to recognize is that when most people are at home for the Holidays, firefighters are not. They are forced to miss many of their kids Birthdays, life events and Christmas. The fire department never closes and many sacrifice a lot to be there for you when you have an emergency.
Just realize that they are working when you are sleeping. They are seeing what you thought was only in movies. And if they live together they are wisely putting together two really crappy incomes to make ends meet. A man with an experience is not at the mercy of a man with an opinion. Sincerely, a 10 year firefighter / paramedic.


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|Cooked mashed potato
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|White breadcrumbs
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2) Add the sauce and just enough egg, which has ben beaten lightly, to bind the mixture together.
3) Onto a lightly floured working surface, turn out the mixture and divide it into 4 portions.
4) Use floured fingers to shape each portion into a patty. Flour lightly and store in the fridge.
5) Serve and use as preferred.
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Calories 262 Calories from Fat 76
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Total Fat 8 g13.1%
Saturated Fat 2.9 g14.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 133.2 mg44.4%
Sodium 432.4 mg18%
Total Carbohydrates 32 g10.6%
Dietary Fiber 2.2 g9%
Sugars 1.7 g
Protein 15 g29.3%
Vitamin A 3.5% Vitamin C 1%
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Briton quickest on final day at Bahrain International Circuit.
The final day of pre-season test session opened today at Bahrain International Circuit once again in overcast conditions. Jon Lancaster seemed eager to put his new set of soft Pirelli tyres to good use as he fed onto the track before the rest of the field, but it was rookie Stoffel Vandoorne – also on soft compounds - who set the early pace until the Briton from MP Motorsport was able to dip under 1m41s and claimed the top spot.
Also on a set of new softs, Daniel Abt posted a laptime of 1:39.931 and moved to the top of the standings before stopping at Turn 6 and causing a brief red flag period. At the restart, Vandoorne hit the front with a laptime one hundredth quicker than the German, but Lancaster found some extra pace to reclaim the head of the standings. Felipe Nasr also improved enough to move up to P2 but remained two tenths behind the Briton.
The afternoon session started after a one hour break in similar weather and temperature conditions. Palmer led the way early with a laptime of 1:41.522, his teammate Stéphane Richelmi in tow. The Briton sat at the top of the standings for the most part of the three-hour session as teams and drivers focused once again on race simulations and pitstop practices. Abt was able to lap the track in a 1:41.061 in the late stages and went top.
Evans also found some extra pace to move to P2, two tenths slower than the German. In the dying minutes, many drivers improved on their personal best laptime, but at the chequered flag, Abt remained top ahead of Evans, Johnny Cecotto, Adrian Quaife-Hobbs, Palmer, Simon Trummer, newcomer Facu Regalia, Richelmi, rookies Axcil Jefferies (who returned to Trident today in replacement of Vittorio Ghirelli) and Artem Markelov.
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2. Stir in un-drained stewed tomatoes, sliced potatoes, un-drained whole kernel corn, tomato soup, lima beans, salt, and pepper and boil the mixture.
3. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for about 10 minutes.
4. Carefully stir in the cut-up chicken; continue cooking till heated through.
5. Arrange the soup into individual serving bowl and serve hot with toasted garlic bread.
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Calories 360 Calories from Fat 64
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Total Fat 7 g11%
Saturated Fat 1.3 g6.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 37.5 mg12.5%
Sodium 920.8 mg38.4%
Total Carbohydrates 56 g18.7%
Dietary Fiber 10.6 g42.3%
Sugars 15.2 g
Protein 20 g39.5%
Vitamin A 20.9% Vitamin C 41.6%
Calcium 6.2% Iron 18.1%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet