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Season One:

Stranger things

Kids

Nancy and Barb

This isn't you

Lay-Z boy

Friendship

Eleven

A kiss

Castle Byers

Hawkins

The upside down

After Sarah

One blink for yes

Photos in the woods

Fresh blood

Lamps

Hallucinations

Hanging Lights

Biking to school

Are you sure?

Agents

Papa

Cops are good at finding

No weapons

Walking through the upside down

She'll kill you

Run away

No autopsy

Dispatch

Joyce and Lonnie fighting

Lights out

Hazmat suits

Theoretically

You can talk to me

What else is there to do?

Hawkins Lab

Hopper sneaks in

I know what I saw

Rolling out of the pool

Over

Gearing up

Flickering

First kiss

Crying

Walking down the tracks

Wheres barb?

Speak of the devil

Danger Danger

Tribulations

Flashback

Kids two

Talking to Australia

Night of the Seventh

See any rain?

Coffee and contemplation

Inside the black room

Starts to rain

eleven is gone

Time for 187

Something in the house

Still pretty

Abilities

Tendril

They found us

Bad men

Spiked bat

Making contact

What do you know

it's not my boy

something in the wall

let's go

leap of faith

in pursuit

breaking and entering

Stranger things - Extended

Season two:

Walkin in Hawkins

Home

Eulogy

On the bus

Presumptuous

The first lie

I can save them

Descent into the drift

Chicago

Looking for a way out

Birth / Rescue

In the woods

Digging

Symptoms

Eggo in the snow

Soldiers

Choices

Never tell

She wants me to find her

Shouldn't have lied

Its a trap

Crib

The return

Escape

We go out tonight

Connect the dots

The hub

On edge

What else did you see?

Run

Levitation

To be continued

Season three:

Boys and Girls

I like presents too

Starcourt

Blank makes you crazy

I need you to trust me

You're a fighter

The ceiling is beautiful

The First I love You

Rats

What did you do to him?

Find the source

The silver cat feeds

Heather's

William

Destroying the castle

In the void

Tammy

Mirkwood

Portal Drill

Happy screams

Ruins

Its just ice

The door is opening

Planck's constant

She's gone home

Seven feet

The week is long

Sauna test

Six facts

The trees are moving

On their tracks

Not Chinese food

Blueprints

Land deeds

Not kids anymore

Code red

feel safe

He's here

Scoops troop

We don't understand each other

Aftermath

Season four:

What's the internet?

I wouldn't remember me either.

Teens

Journalistic Instinct

100% convinced

In the closet (at rink O mania)

Does that make us friends?

My BOOBS hurt.

Unambiguous true love

Stuck in 1983

Hawkins National lab

Hellfire Club

Buried memories

Fancy bomb

We are NOT heroes

Nine feet tall

Hail lord Vecna

Powerful psychic connection

Ruth, Nevada

Hellfire isn't a cult

I know what I saw

Curfew

You're regressing eleven

Letter to Willy

Palm tree delight

Musso

Brenner's little pet

Mr. Fibbly

It's just a clock, right?

Welcome to Kamchatka

A nightmare far worse

Caught a body at the Munsen trailer

A War is coming to Hawkins

The Elephant

Hurtling towards a gruesome death

Barefoot in the snow

Kills you in your dreams

The shire is burning

Blood ballons

Burning Baby

Mugshot

There are some things worse than ghosts...

A memory within a memory

A proper thump

Hiiiiiiii

Still dizzy

Reign fire from above

Religious American

Surf that tasty pie

Follow me into death

Project Nina

Being different

Undressing

I want you to watch

A realm unspoiled by mankind

Four gates

Sleeping Dracula

Praying something will happen to me

Stained glass roses

One

Gates of Kamchatka

Top secret location

You're the heart

sleepyhead

Skull rock

spellcaster

you should go east

unfortunate development

slashing the tires

Soteria

ELVIS CLONED BY ALIENS

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Demogorgons in tanks

The cure

Patient confidentially

Stay calm, focus on the game

It's time Max

All evil must have a home

Flashlights, flashlights

duolingo // learn languages for free

rhymezone // type in a word and find words that rhyme

onelook // reverse dictionary

hemingwayapp // check your essay for readability

thesaurus // find synonyms, antonyms and more

planetebook & gutenberg // free ebooks

coursera // free online courses

realtimeboard // a virtual pinboard

pianotte & imslp // free piano sheet music

tunefind // find songs used in movies and tv shows

tothebestof // listen to the top 10 songs of any band or musical artist

omgcatz // download 8tracks playlists

tags.goose // mass tumblr tag replacer

colorpicker // helps you choose #hex colours

wordmark // helps you decide on fonts from your computer

iemoji // copy+paste tool for ios emojis on browsers

simpledesktops & subtlepatterns // simple desktop backgrounds

fount // identify fonts on websites

dafont & googlefonts // places to find lots of fonts

wigflip // pixel speech bubble generator

myfridgefood // check what stuff you have in your fridge and get some recipe ideas

roadtrippers // tool to plan a roadtrip across america

recitethis // turn a quote into a masterpiece

letterboxd // organize the movies you’ve watched, loved and plan on watching

The COVID-19 pandemic enters a newly robust phase with record case counts in the United States. Small practices continue to have difficulty finding sufficient personal protective equipment (like gloves and masks), doctors report that their mental exhaustion was at an all-time high, chronic stress of caring for patients can lead to PTSD, and their own health because of age or a medical condition that puts them at high risk. If you were a doctor in your 60s, would you (1) retire earlier than planned or (2) continue working? Why? What are the ethics underlying your decision?

Two years ago, Dr. Kelly McGregory opened her own pediatric practice just outside Minneapolis, where she could spend as much time as she wanted with patients and parents could get all of their questions answered.

But just as her practice was beginning to thrive, the coronavirus hit the United States and began spreading across the country.

“As an independent practice with no real connection to a big health system, it was awful,” Dr. McGregory said. At one point, she had only three surgical masks left and worried that she could no longer safely treat patients.

Families were also staying away, concerned about catching the virus. “I did some telemedicine, but it wasn’t enough volume to really replace what I was doing in the clinic,” she said.

After her husband found a new job in a different state, Dr. McGregory, 49, made the difficult decision to close her practice in August. “It was devastating,” she said. “That was my baby.”

Many other doctors are also calling it quits. Thousands of medical practices have closed during the pandemic, according to a July survey of 3,500 doctors by the Physicians Foundation, a nonprofit group. About 8 percent of the doctors reported closing their offices in recent months, which the foundation estimated could equal some 16,000 practices. Another 4 percent said they planned to shutter within the next year.

Other doctors and nurses are retiring early or leaving their jobs. Some worry about their own health because of age or a medical condition that puts them at high risk. Others stopped practicing during the worst of the outbreaks and don’t have the energy to start again. Some simply need a break from the toll that the pandemic has taken among their ranks and their patients.

Another analysis, from the Larry A. Green Center with the Primary Care Collaborative, a nonprofit group, found similar patterns. Nearly a fifth of primary care clinicians surveyed in September say someone in their practice plans to retire early or has already retired because of Covid-19, and 15 percent say someone has left or plans to leave the practice.

The clinicians also painted a grim picture of their lives, as the pandemic enters a newly robust phase with record case counts in the United States. About half already said their mental exhaustion was at an all-time high. Many worried about keeping their doors open: about 7 percent said they were not sure they could remain open past December without financial help.

For some, family obligations left them no choice.

“Honestly, if it hadn’t been for the pandemic, I would have still been working because it was not my plan to retire at that point,” said Dr. Joan Benca, 65, who worked as an anesthesiologist in Madison, Wis.

But her daughter and son-in-law hold administrative positions in a hospital intensive care unit, treating the sickest Covid patients, and they have two small children. When cases climbed in the spring, their day care center closed, and Dr. Benca’s daughter desperately needed someone she trusted to look after the children.

“It wasn’t the way I wanted to end my career,” Dr. Benca said. “I think for most of us, we would say, you would fall on your sword for your family but not for your job,” she said, adding that she knows other female colleagues who have stayed home to care for children or older relatives.

Dr. Michael Peck, 66, an anesthesiologist in Rockville, Md., decided to leave after working in April in the hospital’s intensive care unit, intubating critically ill patients, and worrying about his own health. “When the day was over, I just said, ‘I think I’m done’ — I want to live my life, and I don’t want to get ill,” said Dr. Peck, who had already been cutting back his hours.

He is now spending a few hours a day as the chief medical officer for a start-up.

Still, most practices have proved resilient. The Paycheck Protection Program — authorized by Congress to help businesses, including medical practices, with the economic fallout of the pandemic — helped many doctors remain afloat. That money “kind of made me solid,” said Dr. Ripley Hollister, a family physician in Colorado Springs who serves as chairman of the research committee for the Physicians Foundation. The volume now “is really coming back,” he said.

But, depending on the future course of the pandemic, Dr. Lisa Bielamowicz, a co-founder of Gist Healthcare, a consulting firm, predicts “another wave of financial stress hitting practices.” Many doctors’ groups will seek a buyer, whether a hospital, an insurance company or a private equity firm that plans to roll up practices into a larger business.

One doctor, who asked not to be identified because the discussions are confidential, said she and her partner had already been talking with the nearby hospital nearby about buying their pediatric practice before the pandemic arrived in the United States.

Although federal aid has helped, patient visits are still 15 percent below normal, she said, and they are continually worried about making payroll and having enough doctors and staff to see patients. As the number of virus cases balloons in the Midwest, her employees must deal with increasingly agitated parents.

“They’re yelling and cussing at my staff,” she said. Working for a telemedicine firm might be an alternative, she added. “It’s a hard job to begin with, to own your own business,” she said.

The coronavirus crisis has amplified problems that doctors were already facing, whether they own their practice or are employed. “A lot of physicians were hanging on by a thread from burnout before the pandemic even started,” said Dr. Susan R. Bailey, the president of the American Medical Association.

In particular, smaller practices continue to have difficulty finding sufficient personal protective equipment, like gloves and masks. “The big hospitals and health care systems have pretty well-established systems of P.P.E.,” she said, but smaller outfits might not have a reliable source. “I was literally on eBay looking for masks,” she said. The cost of these supplies has also become a significant financial issue for some practices.

Doctors are also stressed by the never-ending need to keep safe. “There is a hunker-down mentality now,” Dr. Bailey said. She is concerned that some doctors will develop PTSD from the chronic stress of caring for patients during the pandemic.

Even those who are not responsible for running their own practices are leaving. Courtney Barry, 40, a family nurse practitioner at a rural health clinic in Soledad, Calif., watched the cases of coronavirus finally ebb in her area, only to see wildfires break out. Many of her patients are farmworkers and work outside, and they became ill from the smoke.

In 14 years as a nurse, Ms. Barry has never experienced anything “like this that is just such a high level of stress and just keeps going,” she said, adding, “The other hard part is there’s no end in sight.”

She tried working fewer days but decided eventually that she would stop altogether for several months beginning in early December. Ms. Barry hasn’t figured out what’s next for her.

“My intention is to stay in medicine, although I would not be totally opposed to doing something in a totally different area, which is something that I would not have said in the past,” she said.

And patients have indeed felt the effects. The pandemic has developed into “a really huge disruption,” said Dr. Hollister, the family physician, who thinks closed practices are likely to result in “a significant impairment to patients’ access to medical care.” In his community, where both specialists and primary care doctors are leaving, he is tending to more patients who no longer have a doctor.

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the first result isn’t always the one you’re looking for but when you press enter it’ll give you a ton of words related to your query that’ll probably have what you’re wanting, or something better

here’s some examples:

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okay so here are some Instagram bios which you could use on twitter too. edit them however you want. Anything in quotes I didn’t make up but the ones not in quotes are (:

“Mornings are for coffee and contemplation.” - Jim Hopper

“I always thought stuff like this happened in movies and comic books.”- Bob Newby

“let the bridges I burn light the way”

I think a lot, but don’t say much

Be more than what you’re worth

did  you not see the crown I wear before you spoke?

any maybe one day you’ll find peace with yourself

this place aint for the faint hearted

don’t touch my crown with your filthy hands

make your own rules

yes I know im dramatic

surround yourself by those that will understand your heart and your mind

women power

emptying my life onto here

everyday is a different story, unless you’re me where everyday is one story about eating, sleeping and tv shows

what you’re about to see may be explicit

in conclusion Im bitter

story strong for yourself.

the heart is full of many secrets

all I want in life is glowing smooth skin

always aim for progress

you can still create art even with just one colour

collecting the moments

happiness is a great colour

when ever she/he comes close to me I alway hear the sirens

yes I still fucking post pictures of food

“lifes to short to be wearing boring clothes”

this is my story. it’s my art

don’t become dependent on others

nothing ever works out for me

don’t let the words of other change what you believe in

we can be friends if you understand my vine references

be someone who always keeps going

live life like you’re creating art; capture the beauty and erase the mistakes.

open your heart just enough to let the demons escape, not your soul.

always think positive, you’ll be happier

stand out from the crowd

lover of all thing pink and pastel

never give up on what you believe

never let other touch your crown, they’ll be quick to kick you off the throne

It’s you that I remember whenever my favorite songs are playing

she has thorns in her heart but still smiles

collecting the memories

happiness looks great on you

if show me your knife and I’ll show you sarcasm

Don’t let the actions of others portray you. paint your own picture

welcome to my art

inhale creativity, exhale originality

bitchin

I easily often everyone

try to find happiness in every situation

I still have that 2008 tumblr emo side to me

break the rules and create your own

queens supporting other queens

problematic but funny

you know its bad yet you still let yourself explore

hold on tight this ride is never stopping

just say it how it is and you’ll find the people that’ll never leave you

kindness is so slept on

sorry only I can touch my crown

if you believe their lies, you’ll become numb to the free and beautiful

if you never lay out the right foundation the future will never stand

see good in all things

do what bring light in your life

you’re not doing it right if you’ve still got money left in you bank account

good vibes only

let happiness override the sadness

bring out the light

find what puts the soul on fire

even just a gentle touch would break her/his fragile heart

put yourself first

yup thats right I still watch spongebob

self-care is important

a gallon of water every day, I still got bad skin I just gotta pee more

put it in reverse

finding the definition of life

the world beneath was crumbling and he/she still stood strong

back off bitch hiss hiss

im moving to bikini bottom bye mom.

short but simple

try even if you know you’re going to fail

when its dark let the smile shine through

On a never-ending journey on an adventure I’m still to find

Find yourself before you rescue others.

the heart still beats ever after its been broken

“Don’t you know I ain’t fucking with them good boys?”

always try to learn something new everyday

its okay to fight your own battles first before you fight in other peoples.

match my energy

watch me finesse yo dumbass

yes I own more than just one black shirt. I own 10

we’re all just stars lost in space

don’t let other make the rules for you

I want to create

comfortable silence is so slept on

and all it took was a touch of gold

“Ain’t you ever seen a princess be a bad bitch?”

never listen to those that they to darken the light in your life

im proud of myself

neither lost nor found

have a positive mindset

im honestly a troubled kid looking for dank memes

don’t look back, chase whats in front

no thanks, I don’t want leftover

I stare at the stars every night thinking what could have been

lets the sadness fade away

I should socialise more

the mark he/she left was eternal

ephemeral: lasting for a very short time

and she/he was idyllically innocent

scintillate: to emit sparks; to twinkle, as the stars

she/he was a psychedelic drug

I never listened to her/his mistakes but always heard her/his smile

choose life

you really tried it

its fine we all make mistakes, you were just born as one

explore to find what defines you

she cute but she also a psycho

sorry but the page you’ve found may be toxic for you

how far will you go?

Everything pours out

Break through the cage around her/his heart

She/he’s calling for a name, but it’s written in stone

if I let go of you, I’ll drop you to the ground

one you start counting the stars you’ll end up stranded

jammin to 2000 bops

its lifeless art

a princess ________________________________________________________________

hope these made sense and excuse the grammar mistakes im really tired semester 2 started im not up for it ):

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