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MoeMed15 said:
Ftfy
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LoL
Agent B said:
Ftfy



Wrong. See above
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Nice.
Doctor Strange said:
That awkward moment when the two Hispanic kids are making fun of your parallel parking in Spanish and you respond to them in Spanish then watch their faces shift into embarrassment.
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I've had a few of those: priceless. My ex learned toda las palabras malas just from me driving. (I only cuss in Spanish when I drive.)
Agent B said:
:barf::naughty::naughty::barf:
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Someone into rainbow play? Ewww!
MedPR said:
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Sent from my SGH-T999 using SDN Mobile
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Malformed binary. Your binary code must be divisible by 8.
Mdtichen said:
Haha I mean it can be fun. But when you are driving in the city or somewhere that you stop frequently it can be annoying.
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Exactamundo!
Tots said:
The city or all of southern California. I drive everyday in ~3 hours of traffic to work and back in my awesome automatic. I was |--| close to buying a manual back when I didn't drive anywhere but my parents convinced me otherwise. I am thankful everyday that they smacked some sense into me. Every day traffic with a manual????? :scared:
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Took the text right out of my fingers.


Aaaaaand, caught up!
 
Guero said:
LoL

Nice.

I've had a few of those: priceless. My ex learned toda las palabras malas just from me driving. (I only cuss in Spanish when I drive.)

Someone into rainbow play? Ewww!

Malformed binary. Your binary code must be divisible by 8.

Exactamundo!

Took the text right out of my fingers.


Aaaaaand, caught up!
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:scared:
 
Preventative Medicine - Aerospace 92% Personality Match
Thoracic Surgery 86% Personality Match
Radiology - Diagnostic 86% Personality Match
Neurology 85% Personality Match
Internal Medicine - Nephrology 84% Personality Match
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 84% Personality Match
Ophthalmology 84% Personality Match
Internal Medicine - Infectious Diseases 83% Personality Match
Internal Medicine - Cardiology 83% Personality Match
Psychiatry 83% Personality Match
Medical Genetics 83% Personality Match
Internal Medicine - Rheumatology 82% Personality Match
Plastic Surgery 82% Personality Match
Preventative Medicine - Public Health and General 81% Personality Match
Internal Medicine - Gastroenterology 80% Personality Match
Radiology - Radiation Oncology 80% Personality Match
Internal Medicine - Hematology 79% Personality Match
Preventative Medicine - Occupational 79% Personality Match
Neurological Surgery 79% Personality Match
Nuclear Medicine 78% Personality Match
Emergency Medicine 78% Personality Match
Internal Medicine - Pulmonary Disease 77% Personality Match
Urology 77% Personality Match
Dermatology 77% Personality Match
Allergy and Immunology 77% Personality Match
Internal Medicine - Endocrinology and Metabolism 76% Personality Match
Internal Medicine 76% Personality Match
Pediatrics 75% Personality Match
Pathology 75% Personality Match
Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery 73% Personality Match
Surgery - General 71% Personality Match
Anesthesiology 69% Personality Match
Internal Medicine - Medical Oncology 66% Personality Match
Orthopaedic Surgery 64% Personality Match
Family Medicine 62% Personality Match
Colon and Rectal Surgery 62% Personality Match
Obstetrics and Gynecology 59% Personality Match
 
Part of me thinks this survey is a scam to advertise aerospace preventative medicine, haha
 
Haha I have nothing interesting to say :/. I'm just on my break at work and bored.
 
Mdtichen said:
Haha I have nothing interesting to say :/. I'm just on my break at work and bored.
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I woke up sick, called out, and have been trying to work on my manuscript. It worked well this morning, but effort has steadily deteriorated as the day has progressed. I've been sifting through new threads instead. Bah. And I'm so close to being done with organizing my review articles and can soon begin to reinforce what I've already written. Then stats, conclude, get PI and resident input, submit, and await peer review slaughter.
 
Guero said:
I woke up sick, called out, and have been trying to work on my manuscript. It worked well this morning, but effort has steadily deteriorated as the day has progressed. I've been sifting through new threads instead. Bah. And I'm so close to being done with organizing my review articles and can soon begin to reinforce what I've already written. Then stats, conclude, get PI and resident input, submit, and await peer review slaughter.
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Haha I miss writing a lot. I consider you lucky!
 
Guero said:
I woke up sick, called out, and have been trying to work on my manuscript. It worked well this morning, but effort has steadily deteriorated as the day has progressed. I've been sifting through new threads instead. Bah. And I'm so close to being done with organizing my review articles and can soon begin to reinforce what I've already written. Then stats, conclude, get PI and resident input, submit, and await peer review slaughter.
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It will only be slaughtered by reviewer number three

because apparently that is the job of reviewer number three
 
Mdtichen said:
Haha I miss writing a lot. I consider you lucky!
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I'm humbly thankful and just trying like heck to get this churned out and over with before I start med school. Another great thing about this primary author paper is that it should publish during MS1. w00t!
 
Ug I hate papers that cite a certain statistic, then you go their source and that paper just cites another source for the same statistic and so on...and you cannot find where this statistic originated. 😡
 
Guero said:
I'm humbly thankful and just trying like heck to get this churned out and over with before I start med school. Another great thing about this primary author paper is that it should publish during MS1. w00t!
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Nice! Is this your first big paper? Or have you written more?
 
Tots said:
Ug I hate papers that cite a certain statistic, then you go their source and that paper just cites another source for the same statistic and so on...and you cannot find where this statistic originated. 😡
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You don't necessarily have to get the original paper for a certain statistic though.
 
Mdtichen said:
Nice! Is this your first big paper? Or have you written more?
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No, I've been fortunate to have several and one other primary author. This will be my second but in a discipline in which I'm far more interested (Neurosx).
Tots said:
Ug I hate papers that cite a certain statistic, then you go their source and that paper just cites another source for the same statistic and so on...and you cannot find where this statistic originated. 😡
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I feel you, especially when you're trying to evaluate the reliability and generalizability of said stat.
Mdtichen said:
You don't necessarily have to get the original paper for a certain statistic though.
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Absolutely, but see above for an exception. It blows.
 
Uuurrrrggggggggg studying has become such a drag. All you non-trads are lucky!
 
Guero said:
No, I've been fortunate to have several and one other primary author. This will be my second but in a discipline in which I'm far more interested (Neurosx).
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I too am interested in neurosx. What's the topic of your paperon? I recently had an editorial published on the same discipline.
 
Mdtichen said:
I too am interested in neurosx. What's the topic of your paperon? I recently had an editorial published on the same discipline.
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Without revealing too much, it's looking at restrospective predictors in evaluating whether or not to pursue microvascular decompression in pts with trigeminal neuralgia, as well as assessing said predictors' efficacy in prognosing outcome via contacting pts several years post-op to administer a quality of life survey (an adjusted facial BPI).
 
Guero said:
Without revealing too much, it's looking at restrospective predictors in evaluating whether or not to pursue microvascular decompression in pts with trigeminal neuralgia, as well as assessing said predictors' efficacy in prognosing outcome via contacting pts several years post-op to administer a quality of life survey (an adjusted facial BPI).
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Sounds interesting, I'd love to read it when it gets published. And not have to pay for it 😉.
 
Guero said:
Thanks. You bet! Just remind me to send it to you.

Also? Just finished organizing my materials! WOOHOO! Now off to write.
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Haha good luck. Time to go back to work, have a great night everyone!
 
Mdtichen said:
Sounds interesting, I'd love to read it when it gets published. And not have to pay for it 😉.
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+1 but only so I can find your name and invite you to the facebook group 😎
 
sinombre said:
Most of my paycheck goes straight to bills and loans... I can't wait to start school again 😀
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So does mine, but at least it means you can pay bills and loans rather than just continually rack up debt. Also, it helps with disposable income.
 
Tots said:
Ug I hate papers that cite a certain statistic, then you go their source and that paper just cites another source for the same statistic and so on...and you cannot find where this statistic originated. 😡
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When that happens I email my PI and he tells me who originally wrote it

I hate when you either get circular sourcing OR when someone references a paper that said something in the discussion with no proof OR most of all when everyone says something but no one references it
 
magicm said:
Guero where are you submitting to?
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We're aiming for JNS for our first submission (J of Neurosx). It has a 2.965 impact factor, not bad. Our initial analyses were presented at the national AANS meeting last year, which owns JNS. So we figured it's our best shot.
 
Guero said:
We're aiming for JNS for our first submission (J of Neurosx). It has a 2.965 impact factor, not bad. Our initial analyses were presented at the national AANS meeting last year, which owns JNS. So we figured it's our best shot.
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My first paper in grad school was is in a journal with a 3.3

So my committee made me defend why that journal :s it was conference issue so I didn't even pick the journal. This was their only question when I asked to defend it was a little awkward since my pi picked where to submit it to.


2.9 for a niche journal that's pretty good I think
 
magicm said:
My first paper in grad school was is in a journal with a 3.3

So my committee made me defend why that journal :s it was conference issue so I didn't even pick the journal. This was their only question when I asked to defend it was a little awkward since my pi picked where to submit it to.


2.9 for a niche journal that's pretty good I think
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My first paper was in a paper with an impact factor of....wait I have not been published despite 3 years of research :cry: <---slightly bitter :laugh:
 
Tots said:
My first paper was in a paper with an impact factor of....wait I have not been published despite 3 years of research :cry: <---slightly bitter :laugh:
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Dude, look at where you're accepted and waitlisted: no reason to complain. That said, I understand being bitter after putting in that much effort. :shrug:
 
Tots said:
My first paper was in a paper with an impact factor of....wait I have not been published despite 3 years of research :cry: <---slightly bitter :laugh:
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Your sure your not. Grad student it breeds said bitter feeling

On the otherhand it took 4 years till I got my first paper it was my 4 lab placement (although two were in industry so no papers allowed)

So my car need to get towed to the shop 🙁 first time my car is hurting
 
Tots said:
My first paper was in a paper with an impact factor of....wait I have not been published despite 3 years of research :cry: <---slightly bitter :laugh:
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Haha I'll trade my publications for some of your acceptances 😉.
 
Tots said:
My first paper was in a paper with an impact factor of....wait I have not been published despite 3 years of research :cry: <---slightly bitter :laugh:
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Dude... don't worry about it...

Always the chance someone will keep the work up after you move on and drop a few publications into your lap


😎
 
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