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“A good physician works full-time?” - a mixed-methods study on (mis)conceptions about part-time work in hospitals
Original article Vol. 155 No. 8 (2025) “A good physician works full-time?” – a mixed-methods study on (mis)conceptions about part-time work in hospitals Summary STUDY AIMS: While part-time employment is commonly discussed as a way to recruit and retain physicians, the average workload of hospital physicians has barely decreased in the past decade, and hospitals face persistent difficulties in adopting part-time work.
Orlando Museum of Art Seeks to Undo Restrictions on Charitable Bequest | JD Supra
You may have seen the headlines about the Orlando Museum of Art’s challenge to a donor’s $1.8 million gift that was given with “strings attached.” The donor intended to fund the acquisition of new works of art, but the Museum, in a petition filed with the Orange County Circuit Court, instead seeks to direct the funds toward maintaining its existing collection through activities such as “curatorial staff, vault maintenance/repair, [and] security.” This latest court filing serves as another...
Easy English Trifle
Prepare a traditional English trifle for dessert this Christmas. A true showstopper, that is made using mostly cupboard staples. Easy yet impressive recipe to make ahead. You can also try our Blueberry Limoncello Trifle if you prefer a different flavour combination. It’s impossible to imagine a Christmas dinner in England without a festive trifle at the end of it. Some families eat it on Christmas day and others on Boxing day…either way the trifle always makes an appearance.
How to Manage Firearms in The Estate Planning Process
When engaging in the estate planning process, it’s easy to focus exclusively on the big assets such as real estate, retirement assets, investment accounts, and life insurance. It’s equally easy to discount the importance of planning for items of personal property. This is a mistake, because personal items can often times carry value far beyond what can be measured by dollars and cents.
Weekly IRS Roundup December 6 – December 10, 2021
Monday, December 13, 2021 Presented below is our summary of significant Internal Revenue Service (IRS) guidance and relevant tax matters for the week of December 6, 2021 – December 10, 2021. Additionally, for continuing updates on the tax impact of COVID-19, please visit our resource page here. December 6, 2021: The IRS published updated guidance on requesting estate tax closing letters and transcript request procedures.
Gift Assets Ensure Optimal Use of Federal Transfer Tax Exemption
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Book Review: The Private World of Édouard Vuillard
Édouard Vuillard, Octagonal Self-portrait (ca. 1890) Venus Betrayed: The Private World of Édouard Vuillard By Julia Frey Published by Reaktion Books By JOSEPH NECHVATAL, February 2021 I don’t think there could be a better newish art book to obsess over during the pandemic home confinement period than Julia Frey’s Venus Betrayed: The Private World of Édouard Vuillard: a thematic biography of French painter Édouard Vuillard(1868–1940)chocked full of large color reproductions.
Butter Chicken Curry (Takeaway Restaurant Style)
I finally “cracked” the secret code to an amazing Indian butter chicken curry, that tastes just like our local London takeout, but cheaper and less calorific! You will want this recipe! For a full Indian dinner serve with fluffy basmati rice and this Red Lentil Dal. Indian Curry I’ve written so much about our love for Indian food. It is our GO TO when a little of extra comfort is needed. We always call in for an order of curry when we come home after travelling. It’s our tradition.
Russian Cabbage Rolls Golubtsi (Authentic Recipe)
April 20, 2020 Cabbage leaves stuffed with a savoury combination of ground beef, pork, rice and vegetables, then cooked in the oven in a creamy tomato sauce. Making cabbage rolls at home is much easier than you think! Serve these with our Herb and Garlic Mashed Potatoes for a satisfying and cozy dinner. Cabbage Rolls Stuffed Cabbage rolls is a dish that every Russian and Ukrainian family makes.
Chickpea and Butternut Squash Curry
March 17, 2020 This wholesome chickpea curry with loads of vegetables like hearty butternut squash, spinach and green peas simmered in creamy coconut milk will become your favourite if you give it a try. It’s suitable for vegetarians and vegans but is also loved by a meat eating family like ours. If you are looking to add to this vegetarian curry, give my Perfectly Spiced Roasted Baby Potatoes a try for an Indian feast at home.
Book Reviews: Tintin, The Art of Hergé
Tintin: The Art of Hergé Yes we know, Tintin is not technically French. OK, he’s Belgian. But the intrepid boy-reporter’s rollicking escapades, from the Congolese forest to the deepest fathoms of the sea, have sent mini Frenchies into a tizz for generations (and even tempted our very own deputy editor into journalism) so allow us to grasp at straws and reclaim him as a Gallic icon.
Amuse-Bouche No. 25: Tous à la Bastille ! In French, you don’t say “Happy Bastille Day.”
Warning. You can wish someone Joyeux Noël, Joyeuse Saint-Valentin, or Joyeuses Pâques, but you don’t say “Happy Bastille Day” ... Or Bastille Day at all. In France, the national holiday is called la Fête Nationale française (abbreviated Fête Nat. on calendars) or more simply le 14 Juillet. So, I asked Isabelle and Laurent, how come English speakers call it Bastille Day and the French DON’T?
Amuse-Bouche No. 11: Double-Talk. What’s a foreigner to do when a French word can mean so many things?
Guest Editor Amuse-Bouche No. 11: Double-Talk. What’s a foreigner to do when a French word can mean so many things? by Julia Frey Aug 2, 2009 Amuse-Bouche No. 11: Double-Talk by Julia Frey What’s a foreigner to do when a French word can mean so many things? Sarah suggested lunch at L’Enfance du Lard. “C’est un resto médiocre, mais j’aime son nom” (Not a great restaurant, but I love the name).
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