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shame, that I haven't any dreams about Bex yet

DMt. wrote:<<cue organ music>>

What a sad scenario you paint.
While in my reality of course she's already here, posting under the ever so obvious nom-de-plume of Dahls.
I mean, how obvious was that?

And she loves hearing about our dreams.

Dave is kind of a drama queen.

Maybe, maybe not, but what I certainly am is supportive of Rebecka's evident and stated desire to live normally and in peace. I bet she still gets people going all funny on her, three times a week. Celebrity strongly resembles a Devil's bargain.

Well, at least I don't think this forum is in any way a disturbance of that deserving peace.
She said in that radio interview little over a year ago, that maybe up to once a week people would recognise and confront her, but she didn't mind, and there were never any unpleasantness.
She also pointed out that she was very proud of FÅ (not so much of BK ), so theres really not much reason for worrying.

Her normality and peace is pretty much safe these days, I belive.

fish wrote:the ever so obvious nom-de-plume of Dahls.

I already warned about your conspiracies, Fishy.

Sorry Be..... errr Dahls.



"Now, who can I choose to dream about tonight."

Place your bets now.

Too safe a bet, no profits to be made.

I think we're all betting on the same result.

Dahls wrote:...(not so much of BK )...

And full of such plain images too.
I mean, couldn't you have tried to look a little more attractive Bex?



Seriously, it must have been a difficult film for her, having to carry the whole thing in the way she did.
But I love BK.
It isn't FÅ by a long shot but it's a great chance to see an amazing talent at w*rk.

I like it too. Not great but engagingly weird and hypnotic.

I thought it was a enjoying film as well, think I already stated that a while ago.
Refreshingly different, and and Becca was outstanding as expected.

I was only referring to what Bex said in that radio interview, when one of the other guest jokingly asked her something like: "didn't you do a film about a bear?". She got a "Oh, shut up" in response.
Didn't seem too proud.

Dahls wrote:...Didn't seem too proud.

Seems fairly decisive, doesn't it?
I'd ask where the interview was but unless it was in English I wouldn't have a hope of understanding it.
But then again, just hearing her voice would be nice.
Do you have the link?

And far be it for me to contradict Bex but there are certain aspects of Bear's kiss which were very beautiful.

One in particular.

Which one?

The one at the russian border near the end?

The song and dancing preformance in Spain?

Her final goodbyes to her mother?

Oh, sure...that one, figures...
Lola picking out a baby bear at the beginning, right?

fish wrote:Do you have the link?

It was posted somewhere in the forum over a year ago.
Translated by Magnus too, I belive.

If you look outside tonight I'm sure you'll find a blue moon in the sky.


What in the world is going on with Swedish medicine at the moment?

http://www.dagensmedicin.se/jobb/hon-vagar-satsa-pa-osaker-specialitet/

Dagensmedicin.se 29th August 2013.
Poor Bex looks rushed off her little feet.
"ST physician Rebecka Liljeberg see both the risk and the challenge of a ST service with little uncertain future."



"The hospitals take in resident physicians despite notice of emergency care as basic specialty postponed.
ST physician Rebecka Liljeberg take courses she feels confident to be able to count.

Dagens Medicin have hardly greet ST physician Rebecka Liljeberg at South Hospital emergency room before it pops up an alert. An elderly woman with heart failure, diabetes, and excessive swelling, severe stomach pains. After the investigation, consult Rebecka Liljeberg a cardiologist and ensures that the patient gets written.

- I like the variety here in the emergency room, the tempo, all practical steps you need to master, and that you also get to figure over unclear diagnoses, says Rebecka Liljeberg.

She chose to make his ST-duty in the emergency room even though the future of emergency care as a basic specialty is unclear. This summer, the National Board decided to postpone the revised regulation on physicians ST a year in the future. No decision on the proposed upgrade to the basic specialty or mission statement for the ST is not in print. The decision clubbing until next autumn, before a thought came into force on 1 January 2015.

- I know I take a risk. But I can see that while emergency care is needed as basic specialty, says Rebecka Liljeberg.

But the risk of not being able to count everything she makes is included in the calculations.

- Purely in terms of knowledge so I earn anyway to be here.

Patrik Soderberg, director of studies at South Hospital, SOS, says that the hospital acted as if the emergency were a basic specialty in a few years. SOS is not alone. Several other hospitals, especially in metropolitan areas, has begun ST services.

- It is clear that there is a problem that they take a little risk. But I do not think there will be any major changes. Otherwise, the hospitals pay for skills, without title. That's how we get to do today, says Patrik Söderberg.

The received Emergency Operations Nasim Farrokhnia think that the major stumbling block is another. She wants to see a fundamentally altered emergency care, but it is slower without formal recognition.

- This is a sensitive issue, some other specialties shows resistance. It is not obvious to many that there should be an emergency physician who treats this enormous flow of patients, she says, and continues:

- But if you look beyond Sweden's borders, this specialty established for half a century. Sweden lags behind when it comes to thinking and patient flow in the emergency room.

Sweden's young doctors association, SYLF, worried more about the uncertainty and do not recommend anyone to start a ST-training as there is a ready-made decision. Medical Association tries to counter the problems that may arise in the future for those who have already started their ST.

- It's a little pig in a poke and uncertainty is rarely good. We want to bring more clarity to the transition rules of the said Thomas Parker, investigators at the Swedish Medical Association.

The National Board Febe Westberg recently assumed his position as overall project manager for the revision. She does not know if it will be prepared to transition rules covering the procedure.

- We have not gotten that far yet, she says."

This was one of those "automatic" translations but I'd love to see a better one if someone can post it.