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Today’s economy is laden with hazards.  The unemployment rate approaches double digits while many lose their homes.  Health insurance premiums are rising yet covering less and less.  Bankruptcies are on the rise.  In fact, more than 60% of the bankruptcies today are caused by a mounting medical debt. To answer the issues that plague Americans, the federal government sets aside billions of dollars to be distributed as grants.  But, the government doesn’t just write a check out to John Q. Public (the only time Americans get to cash out on a grant is when the government issues rebate checks).  Instead, most of the grant funds are given to non-profit organizations and government institutions. Knowing which entities receive grant money is the first step in finding the right grant funded public programs that can help reduce you debt.  Following the money trail is easy if you visit the web site for government grants or the website for the Catalogue for Federal Domestic Assistance.  Both of these sites list all available grants with their eligibility requirements. Reading grant descriptions can be discouraging if you don’t understand the terminology.  Grants fall into 15 categories; 7 financial and 8 non-financial.  Formal grants are funds allocated to states as prescribed by a law.  Project grants support special projects for a fixed period of time.  These usually take the form of fellowships, scholarships, research grants, training grants, and construction grants. Direct Payment grants can either be “specified” or “unrestricted.”  Specified direct payments are grants are awarded to individuals and private institutions to subsidize a specific activity.  Unrestricted direct payment grants are given directly to beneficiaries who meet all the eligibility requirements without any restricting the way the money is used. Grant money is set aside to provide direct loans issued by the government for a specific period of time.  These loans may or may not require a payment of interest.  Guaranteed/Insured Loans are grant programs where the government agrees to pay part or all of any defaulted loans to a lender.  And, Insurance is a grant program where the government agrees to reimburse an entity for losses. While grants won’t pay off your credit cards, following the money and utilizing the resulting programs will go a long way in helping you get out of debt.

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PlotThe story centers on two sisters (Clare Grant and Jillian Murray) who visit the Skull City Mine roadside attraction in the desert. Their plight turns into a fight for survival against menaces both human and supernatural.[2]On their last weekend together, Megan and Abby Graves become lost in a remote part of the Arizona desert where they are lured to Skull City, an abandoned mine town. But Skull City is anything but abandoned—and there’s no way out.The sisters are now prey, forced to unleash their most primitive instincts in a desperate, fight for survival against unspeakable horrors—both human and supernatural:Caleb aka “Pig Man” (Bill Moseley) the twisted, wife-seeking serial killer, Reverend Abraham Stockton (Tony Todd), the insane leader of The Church of Devout Ascension, Deacon Luke (D. Randall Blythe), the church’s enforcer who is quite possibly a cannibal, Darlene Atwood (Amanda Wyss), the seemingly friendly waitress at Screamer’s diner who delivers tourists to their doom, Jonah Lee Atwood (Shane Stevens) – the ruthlessly efficient, reluctant killer and “Mama” Heinbecker (Barbara Glover) – the cold-hearted ticket taker who’s “handy” with knitting needles.Can Megan and Abby unlock the terrifying secrets of Skull City in time to save themselves or will they become the latest in a long line of victims?[3].[edit] PremiseLegendary independent comic book creator, Brian Pulido (Lady Death, Evil Ernie) makes his feature debut with an intense, action-packed, mind-bender of a horror flick[4].Featuring performances by genre vets Bill Moseley (The Devil’s Rejects), Amanda Wyss (A Nightmare on Elm St.) and Tony Todd (Candyman)[5], strong female leads, played by Clare Grant (Masters of Horror: Valerie on The Stairs) and Jillian Murray (The Fun Park)[6] and the debut of D. Randall Blythe (front man, Lamb of God) [7].

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If you are a registered nurse who is considering further education, there plenty of incentive following through with this plan. These days, the best nursing jobs are reserved for those nurses who have an advanced degree in nursing. Whatever your motivation, there are many benefits to continuing your nursing education. Those benefits include better jobs, higher pay and career opportunities that do not exist without a BSN or MSN. Here is a look at some of the benefits of continuing your education once you become a registered nurse. You’ll learn new skills that you can use no matter what you do in nursing.

The courses for your Bachelors Degree in Nursing will help you develop knowledge and skills in management which many hospitals and nursing homes require for promotion to head nurse or charge nurse. You will learn about theories in management, mediation and decision making. You will have a wide range of elective courses so that you can develop your expertise in various specialty areas. If you would prefer to write, manage, or work at a specific setting or with a particular population, the courses that you take on your way to a BSN will help you explore health issues in age, religion, ethics and government policy. A Bachelors Degree in Nursing opens doors in many different areas.

A BSN opens doors in nursing beyond firsthand nursing care. Among the many career options that you will have available to you as a BSN are: · Management Positions in nursing homes, hospitals and clinics, including Head Nurse and Charge Nurse positions. Staff nursing positions can keep you close to your patient care roots while giving you openings to advance into better paying positions with more responsibility. · Community and Public Health nurses work directly with the public in a variety of settings. With a BSN, you’ll be qualified to manage staff and run small clinics under a doctor’s supervision. You may be able to find work as a nurse researcher with a team of community workers, or even help develop policy for community health standards. · Independent Practice is another option for a nurse with a BSN, particularly one who specializes in home health care or midwifery. Work through temporary staffing agencies or out of your own office as a consultant with a BSN. · Government Service in any field requires at least a Bachelors degree. Some of the government careers that are open to nurses with a BSN include military careers, the Public Health Service, Indian Health Service, the Veterans Administration, Peace Corp and Vista. You can work as a medical attaché in consulates around the world, or work toward a Masters Degree in public policy to help shape public ethics and medical policy in local, state or federal government. Those are just a small subset of the various nursing positions that are open to nurses with a BSN. Others include working in the insurance industry, product management, research and public administration. Nurses with an advanced degree earn more money

Even when nurses work in similar positions, BSNs earn more money than their non-degreed counterparts. A more compelling detail however, is that the degree opens the door to higher paying career opportunities in nearly every field. A nurse working in medical management can earn above $70,000, nearly $20,000 more than the mean salary for registered nurses. A BSN is the stepping stone to a Masters Degree in Nursing.

If your intent is to become a nurse practitioner, a nurse midwife or a nurse anesthetist, you’ll need to continue your education further and get a Masters Degree in your chosen field. Those professions offer both more money and greater autonomy for a more satisfying career. Tuition reimbursement and other tuition aids are readily available for advanced nurse degrees.

Nurses with a BSN are so valuable to an organization that many hospitals, clinics and other medical facilities offer tuition reimbursement and other tuition aid to registered nurses in their employ. There are more grants and scholarships available for registered nurses than there are in most other fields. A Bachelors Degree in Nursing gives you more job security and portability.

As the medical field becomes more specialized, more and more nursing jobs require an advanced degree. In order to remain competitive, you need to advance your education beyond the standard continuing education that’s required to keep your job and your license. If you intend to advance in your career, a BSN is a must. Many nursing schools now offer easy access to Bachelors Degree courses for Registered Nurses. The benefits available include online classes, shorter semesters and credit for your work experience. If you’re considering a degree in nursing, be sure to check into colleges that offer courses for working nurses and make it easier for you to gain your degree while continuing to work.