TIMEOUT by: NONOiSKY, RN

What would you do if you were diagnosed with a disease and was termed "Terminal". This is what happened   to Walter White, a struggling high school chemistry teacher who was diagnosed with an inoperable "Lung Cancer"  at the beginning of the series. He turns to a life of crime, producing and selling  methamphetamine  with a former student,  Jesse Pinkman   , with the aim of securing his family's financial future before he dies. Here's a memorable song from the TV series "Breaking Bad":  Paul Rothman - It's such a goodnight (Scoobidoo Love)

   As long as I can remember, I have been a Movie buff. Watching TV series and movies during my youth really has become influential as much as of course reading books and my all time favorite Reader's Digest which I still collect and had fun re- reading back issues and still learn and discover something from it.    Well going back to the topic, I am really amazed how soundtracks and film scoring really contributed and added essence to famous movies and TV series that made it unforgettable and vice-versa as for some songs and music that was made for movies became hits and made it to the top of the music charts.    It is with this that I thought I'd collect and share to you some of the famous movies made and their soundtracks and themes.     To start it off I would like to highlight one of my favorite actors the great Charlie Chaplin and his composition "Smile" which was used as a soundtrack to his 1936 movie "Modern Times".  Chaplin composed the musi

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CDC: Boys should receive HPV vaccine Nurse.com News Monday October 31, 2011 In a significant step in the effort against complications from human papilloma virus, a committee of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has approved recommendations for routine vaccination of males ages 11 and 12 with three doses of HPV4. The HPV vaccine will afford protection against certain HPV-related conditions and cancers in males, and may also provide indirect protection of women by reducing transmission of HPV, according to the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. The CDC has had a “permissive” recommendation in place the past two years for the use of the vaccine in boys, but had not issued a “routine” recommendation. The committee’s decision adds HPV shots to the routine childhood immunization schedule pending approval by the CDC, according to Anne Schuchat, MD, director of the CDC’s National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases. In males ages 13 to 21 who have no

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