im 17 years old and a senior in high school
i am currently in an International Baccalaureate (IB) program
i would like to know if i have to do anything like volunteer, take certain tests, etc. to start my journey in becoming a successful med student/premed student and hopefully a doctor
also, i was considering UAB for next year...good choice?
thanks for all your help!!!I want to become a doctor....any advice? PLEASE HELP!!!?
my dad's a doctor.
it's really hard, and busy. he never gets any sleep. he has to wake up at 3 am and hurry to the hospital. you should read a lot of books. my dad has 5 bookshelves of medical books. sorry i don't know much, cuz i don't want to become a doctor. but if you need more info i can ask my dad.I want to become a doctor....any advice? PLEASE HELP!!!?
Why don't you just speak with your guidance councilor? That's what they are there for.
I'd say talk to your school counselor and ask him or her for advice on what subjects or extracurricular activities you should be involved in. Also, ask for advice on what college or university you should attend to prepare you for a career in medicine. Good luck!
You need to focus on getting into a good pre doctorial program and research medical schools to see if what qualifications that you need. Go to www.princetonreview.com they have a wealth of information.
Medicine is a gratifying career choice. But it is a long journey.
American Medical Schools are keenly interested in Collegiate level academic performance. Additionally, many will also require evidence that the candidate is well rounded.
Most major American Universities have Pre-Medical programs and the best information can be had by talking directly to the the university in question (such as UAB)
Also contact the medical Schools in your area and have them provide you with information.
Good Luck
Friday, April 30, 2010
Help? Advice? just dont preach or tell me i too young blahh blahhh blahhh?
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Help/advice on body kit parts for 98 dodge dakota?
hey, i currently have a all stock 98 v6 dodge dakota. al i did to it so far was put a y-pipe with 1 flowmaster on it, and in the future (a month or so) i wanna go to true duals. anyway....does any one know where i can get body kit parts for a dodge dakota? i looked on ebay and didnt find any. like a lower front bumper, rear bumper, sideskirts? all that fancy stuff. here is a link to what i want it to look like if i can find the parts to do it. (the first top pic is what mine currently looks like.) any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. thanks.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2591352
oh and what would sound better on a v6.....dual 40 series flowmasters, or just strait pipes?Help/advice on body kit parts for 98 dodge dakota?
you can try this web site right here they might have a body kit to fit that truck,i never have really checked on it to see for sure,but they have a lot of custom parts for the ram 1500 and the Dakota,s its worth a try,i,ll send two sites one may have what the other site don't have,good luck,http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/search鈥?/a> http://www.automotiveconcepts.net/store/鈥?/a>
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2591352
oh and what would sound better on a v6.....dual 40 series flowmasters, or just strait pipes?Help/advice on body kit parts for 98 dodge dakota?
you can try this web site right here they might have a body kit to fit that truck,i never have really checked on it to see for sure,but they have a lot of custom parts for the ram 1500 and the Dakota,s its worth a try,i,ll send two sites one may have what the other site don't have,good luck,http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/search鈥?/a> http://www.automotiveconcepts.net/store/鈥?/a>
Help?? Advice??
So, I've been a vegetarian for about six months and I supported PETA, because I love animals. My love for animals is what made me become a vegetarian in the first place. But recently I came across a website, http://www.petakillsanimals.com/index.cf鈥?/a> and now I don't know what to do. I've read alot of articles on the website and I don't want to support PETA if this is really what they do. So if you could look at this website and tell me your thoughts and give me some advice it would be much appreciated.Help?? Advice??
PETA is a business. Even organizations that promote worthwhile causes operate like a business. They will always consider what is in the best interest of the company. PETA is huge. It's not some small grassroots campaign. It's big and there is nothing, essentially, wrong with that.
Some people discovered PETA's dirty laundry and aired it out for all to see. Everyone, I would hope, is already aware that PETA can be extreme in it's views and actions. That its advertising campaigns are meant to shock and horrify. There are some people that would classify PETA is a terrorist organization. This is not news.
You should only, ever, do what you think is right. How do you feel about how PETA goes about getting its point across. For me, personally, PETA goes against a lot of what I believe in. Change should come about peacefully, not because some screaming mob harassed school children and women in fur coats. Nobody should be harassed into changing their beliefs.
Do you believe what the website is saying? Do they provide proof? Everyone has an agenda. Anyone can put anything on the internet and make it look official. People should always think for themselves.Help?? Advice??
Notice that the complaints were about specific members, not really the organization itself. They don't mention all the good that they really do. And do you wonder if the meat industry finds that site. It's very one sided and it doesn't bother me.
I work with PETA sometimes and I am not going to stop just because some people don't like them.
Do not worry, a lot of jurks say PETA says peta stands 4,';people for the eating of tasty animals.'; Do not worry that is NOT what peta stands for.Ok?
Hmm. There was always something about PETA that I never liked or supported, and this further enhances my feelings toward them. Thank you for posting this and I hope people come to realize how hypocritical they can be.
There are many better places than PETA to put your time and money. I seldom go to any of those websites because they are so biased either pro or con.
What you've found is an industry group in sheep's clothing. That's a Rick (Richard) Berman group, ';Center for Consumer Freedom'; aimed at discrediting and marginalizing organizations such as PETA. Among some of their other pursuits is Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Greenpeace and more.
Who do they work for? They work for Monsanto, The meat, dairy, restaurant industries, the fishing industry, Wal-Mart, Tyson, Cargill, Dean Foods, big tobacco, the soda industry and the beer and alcohol industry among others.
Some of their scamming astroturf groups?
Center for Consumer Freedom Umbrella:
activistcash.com
cspiscam.com
physicianscam.com
fishscam.com
neoprohibition.com
animalscam.com and petakillsanimals.com
obesitymyths.com
The Employment Policies Institute
American Beverage Institute
Employment Roundtable
Center for Union Facts
Employee Freedom Action Committee
Isn't it funny they name themselves after scam so much since they are such scammers?
In fact, I just found one of the tag team postings last night on the Boston Globe website. David Martosko works for Berman's scam operation and is actually in the Penn %26amp; Teller anti-Peta episode (that Penn %26amp; Teller are that easily manipulated and/or in the pockets of big industry and helping them to play us for fools has caused me to lose all respect for them -- better fools than tools).
Under Dave Martosko who is mocking Greenpeace is a comment by Gavin Gibbons commenting for the National Fisheries Institute which is another industry front. He is ironically attempting to throw doubt on a poster by saying that poster is making ad hominems even as his buddy above has made one after another about Greenpeace. This time they're trying to obscure the issue of the collapse of the fish stocks but they've also been very active trying to get people to believe there is no mercury issue or PCBs/Dioxins (Monsanto deals) in fish and they've even tried to convince pregnant women that the harm of mercury isn't worth having mentally delayed children (trying to scare us) which they say can be avoided by eating even more fish (on that one they tried to claim the March of Dimes was behind them).
See, they can't fight the groups like PETA and Greenpeace on facts so they try to do it through mocking. That the industries would resort to these tactics shows just how much more scummy they are.
Richard Berman is known as Dr. Evil, or as I like to call him, Beezlebub. He starts ';charitable'; groups such as Obesity Myths, or Fish Scam and solicits donations via advertising spreading the ideas the industries want you to believe. It's all about deception.
But then it gets even worse. The ';charities'; which get most of their money from the industries themselves such as Phillip Morris and Coca-Cola, then hire Richard Berman's consulting group, Berman %26amp; Co. to put together the campaigns. So, essentially he has drummed up his own business out of scamming all while manipulating the government rules, tax structures and the general public.
Berman's group under an entirely new incarnation has even been caught in the last few weeks spreading rumors in an attempt to get Gordon Smith re-elected as a senator.
PETA is a business. Even organizations that promote worthwhile causes operate like a business. They will always consider what is in the best interest of the company. PETA is huge. It's not some small grassroots campaign. It's big and there is nothing, essentially, wrong with that.
Some people discovered PETA's dirty laundry and aired it out for all to see. Everyone, I would hope, is already aware that PETA can be extreme in it's views and actions. That its advertising campaigns are meant to shock and horrify. There are some people that would classify PETA is a terrorist organization. This is not news.
You should only, ever, do what you think is right. How do you feel about how PETA goes about getting its point across. For me, personally, PETA goes against a lot of what I believe in. Change should come about peacefully, not because some screaming mob harassed school children and women in fur coats. Nobody should be harassed into changing their beliefs.
Do you believe what the website is saying? Do they provide proof? Everyone has an agenda. Anyone can put anything on the internet and make it look official. People should always think for themselves.Help?? Advice??
Notice that the complaints were about specific members, not really the organization itself. They don't mention all the good that they really do. And do you wonder if the meat industry finds that site. It's very one sided and it doesn't bother me.
I work with PETA sometimes and I am not going to stop just because some people don't like them.
Do not worry, a lot of jurks say PETA says peta stands 4,';people for the eating of tasty animals.'; Do not worry that is NOT what peta stands for.Ok?
Hmm. There was always something about PETA that I never liked or supported, and this further enhances my feelings toward them. Thank you for posting this and I hope people come to realize how hypocritical they can be.
There are many better places than PETA to put your time and money. I seldom go to any of those websites because they are so biased either pro or con.
What you've found is an industry group in sheep's clothing. That's a Rick (Richard) Berman group, ';Center for Consumer Freedom'; aimed at discrediting and marginalizing organizations such as PETA. Among some of their other pursuits is Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Greenpeace and more.
Who do they work for? They work for Monsanto, The meat, dairy, restaurant industries, the fishing industry, Wal-Mart, Tyson, Cargill, Dean Foods, big tobacco, the soda industry and the beer and alcohol industry among others.
Some of their scamming astroturf groups?
Center for Consumer Freedom Umbrella:
activistcash.com
cspiscam.com
physicianscam.com
fishscam.com
neoprohibition.com
animalscam.com and petakillsanimals.com
obesitymyths.com
The Employment Policies Institute
American Beverage Institute
Employment Roundtable
Center for Union Facts
Employee Freedom Action Committee
Isn't it funny they name themselves after scam so much since they are such scammers?
In fact, I just found one of the tag team postings last night on the Boston Globe website. David Martosko works for Berman's scam operation and is actually in the Penn %26amp; Teller anti-Peta episode (that Penn %26amp; Teller are that easily manipulated and/or in the pockets of big industry and helping them to play us for fools has caused me to lose all respect for them -- better fools than tools).
Under Dave Martosko who is mocking Greenpeace is a comment by Gavin Gibbons commenting for the National Fisheries Institute which is another industry front. He is ironically attempting to throw doubt on a poster by saying that poster is making ad hominems even as his buddy above has made one after another about Greenpeace. This time they're trying to obscure the issue of the collapse of the fish stocks but they've also been very active trying to get people to believe there is no mercury issue or PCBs/Dioxins (Monsanto deals) in fish and they've even tried to convince pregnant women that the harm of mercury isn't worth having mentally delayed children (trying to scare us) which they say can be avoided by eating even more fish (on that one they tried to claim the March of Dimes was behind them).
See, they can't fight the groups like PETA and Greenpeace on facts so they try to do it through mocking. That the industries would resort to these tactics shows just how much more scummy they are.
Richard Berman is known as Dr. Evil, or as I like to call him, Beezlebub. He starts ';charitable'; groups such as Obesity Myths, or Fish Scam and solicits donations via advertising spreading the ideas the industries want you to believe. It's all about deception.
But then it gets even worse. The ';charities'; which get most of their money from the industries themselves such as Phillip Morris and Coca-Cola, then hire Richard Berman's consulting group, Berman %26amp; Co. to put together the campaigns. So, essentially he has drummed up his own business out of scamming all while manipulating the government rules, tax structures and the general public.
Berman's group under an entirely new incarnation has even been caught in the last few weeks spreading rumors in an attempt to get Gordon Smith re-elected as a senator.
Help! Advice on giving my 4.5 month old baby rice...?
I'm in a bit of a muddle and I could do with some advice please. My 4.5 month old baby boy was previously drinking 5 x 7 ounce bottles a day = 35 ozs a day but his last feed would be due at about 10.30pm and he wouldn't always wake up for it so we would sometimes wake him up so he could take it and he would not be hungry again until 9.00am the next day. We have tried (from today) to cut out that last bottle because we don't want to wake him when he's asleep and we are going to attempt to give him 4 x 8 ounces instead but that would only = 32 ozs per day so I think he may wake up hungry in the night which is not the answer because we want to stop him having to feed during the night. I am debating whether to reduce his last bottle to about 6ozs and give him a couple of teaspoons of baby rice to keep him satisfied longer but i've always been adamant in saying that I don't want to wean him too early. Has anyone got any advice? And if I was to give his some rice with his last bottle how many ounces should I give him? Is 6 ozs too much? Although I appreciate your opnions i'd rather not have nasty comments please.Help! Advice on giving my 4.5 month old baby rice...?
I'm not quite following what the problem is.
35 ounces of formula is fine -- it's not too much. If he wants it some days but not others, that's fine. If he only wants 32 ounces, that's ok too. Feed your baby on demand, and let him take what he wants.
I can see no reason to be introducing solids this early since he IS eating a reasonable amount of formula and sleeping a reasonable stretch at night. (It's normal for a 4 month to be taking one night feed, or even more if he goes to bed early.)
If you are set on starting solids, offer his usual bottle (whatever he typically takes), and then offer a half-teaspoon or so of cereal. (From a bowl, with a spoon.) If he likes it and it doesn't upset him, you can gradually increase to a couple of teaspoons or so.Help! Advice on giving my 4.5 month old baby rice...?
It's probably not such a good idea to give too much rice in the bottle, if thats what your saying. My pediatrician told me not to give rice in the bottle so you should ask your ped. for advice, they can tell you whats best for your baby. And it is normal for them to wake up in the middle of the night, so even if you give him rice he may still wake up to eat.
No, no rice in the bottle. Putting solids in the bottle is dangerous, it's a choking hazard, don't do it.
That said, rice bottles before bed do not make baby sleep longer or fill him up more. This is a myth.
Just keep giving him his nighttime bottles. He's too young for solids still, and he should still be waking up at night. He'll be waking up at night to eat for a few more months still. That's normal development.
I'm confused. Are you breast or bottle feeding? “Weaning” is the process of eliminating breastfeeding, not getting your baby off the bottle. Introducing solids IS NOT going to prompt your baby to give up bottle feeding.
I introduced rice cereal to my *breast fed* daughter at 4 months on her pediatrician’s advice. She told us to do 2 tablespoons twice a day, and to introduce fruits and vegetables when we wanted so long as we did it by the time she was six months old. She still nurses heartily, and I always nurse before cereal to limit the impact solids has on my supply. I have never and will never put cereal in a bottle because I’ve read it can be a chocking hazard. Just spoon feed
I also would not wake up a four month old for a feeding. Let your baby sleep until he wakes. My daughter reliable slept from 8:30 – 6 am by three months. There’s nothing to say your kid won’t sleep right on through if you don’t wake him at 10:30.
Just follow the directions on the box how hard is that?pimples blackheads
I'm not quite following what the problem is.
35 ounces of formula is fine -- it's not too much. If he wants it some days but not others, that's fine. If he only wants 32 ounces, that's ok too. Feed your baby on demand, and let him take what he wants.
I can see no reason to be introducing solids this early since he IS eating a reasonable amount of formula and sleeping a reasonable stretch at night. (It's normal for a 4 month to be taking one night feed, or even more if he goes to bed early.)
If you are set on starting solids, offer his usual bottle (whatever he typically takes), and then offer a half-teaspoon or so of cereal. (From a bowl, with a spoon.) If he likes it and it doesn't upset him, you can gradually increase to a couple of teaspoons or so.Help! Advice on giving my 4.5 month old baby rice...?
It's probably not such a good idea to give too much rice in the bottle, if thats what your saying. My pediatrician told me not to give rice in the bottle so you should ask your ped. for advice, they can tell you whats best for your baby. And it is normal for them to wake up in the middle of the night, so even if you give him rice he may still wake up to eat.
No, no rice in the bottle. Putting solids in the bottle is dangerous, it's a choking hazard, don't do it.
That said, rice bottles before bed do not make baby sleep longer or fill him up more. This is a myth.
Just keep giving him his nighttime bottles. He's too young for solids still, and he should still be waking up at night. He'll be waking up at night to eat for a few more months still. That's normal development.
I'm confused. Are you breast or bottle feeding? “Weaning” is the process of eliminating breastfeeding, not getting your baby off the bottle. Introducing solids IS NOT going to prompt your baby to give up bottle feeding.
I introduced rice cereal to my *breast fed* daughter at 4 months on her pediatrician’s advice. She told us to do 2 tablespoons twice a day, and to introduce fruits and vegetables when we wanted so long as we did it by the time she was six months old. She still nurses heartily, and I always nurse before cereal to limit the impact solids has on my supply. I have never and will never put cereal in a bottle because I’ve read it can be a chocking hazard. Just spoon feed
I also would not wake up a four month old for a feeding. Let your baby sleep until he wakes. My daughter reliable slept from 8:30 – 6 am by three months. There’s nothing to say your kid won’t sleep right on through if you don’t wake him at 10:30.
Just follow the directions on the box how hard is that?
Name for a help and advice center?
Thanks from: carmenName for a help and advice center?
Sanctuary.Name for a help and advice center?
How about running a competition in your area through your local newspapers, or with local secondary schools/colleges etc to get all the locals to come up with a name.
That way you get free PR in the local newspapers, school/college newsletters etc both announcing the competition in the first place and then announcing the winner, perhaps with a photo of you handing the competition winner their prize (which doesn't have to be expensive - how about an MP3 player for a tenner?) and if you get photographed with the winning name/logo being held up too then it gets it in front of people right from the start. then once they start to see your business up and running they will already be familiar with the logo/name etc and your business will have instant credibility.
This is just an idea - adapt it at will!
What sort of help and advice? Do you clash/overlap with existing advice centres in your area? If so then you will need to distinguish your service while still using a anme that indicates your area of expertise.
Check with Companies House that you are not using a registered name
HELPING HANDS??
HELPING ANGELS?
FRIENDS IN DEED??
(where you live eg London) Help %26amp; Advice Center
C A B
Citizens Advice Centre
they are pretty good
if they can not help or give advice on your query they will put you on to someone with better expertise to help you
TRY THEM is my advice
you can not go wrong
apart from waiting to see someone which can take all day
( unless you get there very early )
it is excellent service they provide
and it is FREE
Sanctuary.Name for a help and advice center?
How about running a competition in your area through your local newspapers, or with local secondary schools/colleges etc to get all the locals to come up with a name.
That way you get free PR in the local newspapers, school/college newsletters etc both announcing the competition in the first place and then announcing the winner, perhaps with a photo of you handing the competition winner their prize (which doesn't have to be expensive - how about an MP3 player for a tenner?) and if you get photographed with the winning name/logo being held up too then it gets it in front of people right from the start. then once they start to see your business up and running they will already be familiar with the logo/name etc and your business will have instant credibility.
This is just an idea - adapt it at will!
What sort of help and advice? Do you clash/overlap with existing advice centres in your area? If so then you will need to distinguish your service while still using a anme that indicates your area of expertise.
Check with Companies House that you are not using a registered name
HELPING HANDS??
HELPING ANGELS?
FRIENDS IN DEED??
(where you live eg London) Help %26amp; Advice Center
C A B
Citizens Advice Centre
they are pretty good
if they can not help or give advice on your query they will put you on to someone with better expertise to help you
TRY THEM is my advice
you can not go wrong
apart from waiting to see someone which can take all day
( unless you get there very early )
it is excellent service they provide
and it is FREE
Please help, advice on an attached guy!?
I am a sophomore and a senior, who is very well liked and good looking really likes me. He has told me this many times, i have a thing with a guy from a different school, and after my old boyfriend and i broke up he was there for me. We were pretty close but i realized he had other feelings. Im just not into him like that but he get very clingy and won't let this go. What do i do?Please help, advice on an attached guy!?
Break it to him gently. If that doesn't work- break it to him hard.Please help, advice on an attached guy!?
Tell him that you're interested in someone else?
If he can't accept the way you feel (or don't feel) about him. Then you prob should just back away from him completely at least until he accepts your ';relationship'; for what it is.
Break it to him gently. If that doesn't work- break it to him hard.Please help, advice on an attached guy!?
Tell him that you're interested in someone else?
If he can't accept the way you feel (or don't feel) about him. Then you prob should just back away from him completely at least until he accepts your ';relationship'; for what it is.
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