vinelliott

Hello all. I know this is more for nursing students, but I've seen a few posts from nursing students about this topic come up in this sub, more so than r/studentnurse oddly enough, but I apologize if it's too off-topic. I've seen a bunch of posts regarding having a hard time with A&P 1. I recently finished my course with an A and I get rather obsessive about taking notes. I kind of go over board, pulling screen shots from lectures, videos, work exercises, textbooks, labs, and put them into organized PDFs with notes that are likely more meticulous than they really need to be. It helps me a lot, so I thought I'd offer in case anyone thinks they might benefit from a resource that has all the co

So I was a big Green Lantern fan most of my life, but stopped regularly reading around the Relic storyline and came back in around John's ascension. I kept wanting to ask this but at some point it felt like it had been too long and I was embarrassed to bring it up, but hadn't we discovered during the Relic arc that using power rings hastened the death of the universe? I remember a lot of GLs quitting while others kept their rings but tried not to use them unless they had to. Then all of a sudden all the various corps seemed to just get over that while keeping their history? Are none of them bothered by this anymore or did someone fix it? I know Kyle went and Old Yellered the energy creatures

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So the 80s movie Heathers got a TV show in 2018 or 2019. In the US, they only aired and streamed episodes 1-9 because the last one was considered too edgy because our number one domestic product is school shootings. It's available on any service internationally, but in the US, it's blocked on Apple services, Google services, Amazon, Vudu, YouTube, really every avenue. So far even the usual VPNs can't get to it. I desperately want a download of the last episode. If someone in another country or with a VPN that Paramount wasn't prepared for can somehow digitally record it, I'm offering 20$ USD just for that one episode.

In a lot of TV shows and even movies, when a character goes to a new place they say "they even have an M&M's store." It seems to signify that it's really developed or really populated or something. I'm not really sure what it's supposed to suggest about a place or why that one random store is the trope to use.