Random non-MCAT and only peripherally related to the MCAT thread - Part 7

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A few ground rules. Everything you post must be RANDOM and more importantly, only peripherally related to the MCAT. See my example post below. I now await Beary's shirtless pic of Carl Edwards. C'mon Beary, A-man is dying to see it. 😀

This is Ana's example:

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My, factually, better examples 😀 :

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And one final thing. GO GATORS! GO AGGIES! My parents are A&M alum...

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WilliamsF1 said:
I just ate peanut butter out of the jar. Very good unsaturated fats in it. I might be back online later tonight during Lost to PM you. cya.
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ooohhh peanut butter......had peanut butter and cheese sandwich yesterday! 😉
 
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i'm sleepy 😴 😴


if i take a nap now i won't be falling asleep tonight 🙁
 
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EvoDevo said:
Just wanted to drop in to say hi, and to remind beary that I'm gonna be in A-squared this Friday!! 😀 😀 😀 Anyone else going to be in town and wanna have a beer?? Drop me a PM....

And Q, I expect you to be there too. 😉 😀
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Woohoo!!!! I can't wait to meet you!

Yes, Q, you better be up here! 😉
 
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Arsenic LOVES ccccooooooccccckkkkk!

i called you man, u never return my calls.

btw, my new nickname is "flatus". how charming is that?
 
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see ABOVE. i called you, u never called back. I called u like 3x man. I'm through man, just so tired of callin.

also, like i said above, my new nickname is flatus. so please begin to refer me by my nickname. actually Dr. Flatus, MD, Esquire.
 
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Tristero said:
see ABOVE. i called you, u never called back. I called u like 3x man. I'm through man, just so tired of callin.

also, like i said above, my new nickname is flatus. so please begin to refer me by my nickname. actually Dr. Flatus, MD, Esquire.
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stop being such a drama queen. the nickmane fits you though, i always thought you smelled like crap. :meanie:

:laugh:
 
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Hola peeps. I had my Jefferson interview and it went really well. My interviewer basically asked me one thing; tell me about your childhood, family, and where you grew up. Totally awesome:laugh: I really liked the school and the location is pretty darn sweet. Jefferson actually stresses clinical medicine instead of research, which is a nice change of pace from my previous two (NYU and PSU, both of which basically require research to graduate)

Mshh, you are right in that the curriculum has been recently changed, and for what seems the better. Everything is done in blocks like most schools these day (so you have development, molec and cell biology, organ systems, etc.) They also do a parallel clinical experience during years 1 and 2 where you are required to shadow (basically any type of doctor you want) and where you learn to interview and take histories.

Lecture typically runs from 9-12, lunch is 12-1, and labs/small groups run until 4. The days will usually end at 4.

They said the biggest change has been in the evaluating. Instead of 1 or 2 tests per block or class, they have a test every two weeks, which leads to less material per test and has resulted in better performance.

Overall, I loved it........but man is it expensive. Living in center city Philly almost rivals living in Manhatten!


Thanks for the luck everyone🙂
 
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ironmanf14 said:
Hola peeps. I had my Jefferson interview and it went really well. My interviewer basically asked me one thing; tell me about your childhood, family, and where you grew up. Totally awesome:laugh: I really liked the school and the location is pretty darn sweet. Jefferson actually stresses clinical medicine instead of research, which is a nice change of pace from my previous two (NYU and PSU, both of which basically require research to graduate)

Mshh, you are right in that the curriculum has been recently changed, and for what seems the better. Everything is done in blocks like most schools these day (so you have development, molec and cell biology, organ systems, etc.) They also do a parallel clinical experience during years 1 and 2 where you are required to shadow (basically any type of doctor you want) and where you learn to interview and take histories.

Lecture typically runs from 9-12, lunch is 12-1, and labs/small groups run until 4. The days will usually end at 4.

They said the biggest change has been in the evaluating. Instead of 1 or 2 tests per block or class, they have a test every two weeks, which leads to less material per test and has resulted in better performance.

Overall, I loved it........but man is it expensive. Living in center city Philly almost rivals living in Manhatten!


Thanks for the luck everyone🙂
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one of my friends matched into jefferson general surg this year, she loves it.
 
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RAD11 said:
ooohhh peanut butter......had peanut butter and cheese sandwich yesterday! 😉
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you've said before that it's good... and I still don't believe you. 😳

my dad used to make peanut butter and butter. 😍 of course, that was in the 70s and early 80s when people didn't care as much.

Dr Durden said:
*sighs and starts muttering curses*

We seriously need to start screening our clients before we sign any contracts.
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That is all too true for me both here and in real life/work.


I'm making spaghetti and meatballs in vodka sauce for dinner. Who's coming over? (to do the dishes)
 
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jlw9698 said:
you've said before that it's good... and I still don't believe you. 😳

my dad used to make peanut butter and butter. 😍 of course, that was in the 70s and early 80s when people didn't care as much.
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Try it...you'll see! I used to eat toast with butter and sugar when I was younger 😀 ....another strange concoction, I know, but my grandparents used to make that for me.
 
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RAD11 said:
Try it...you'll see! I used to eat toast with butter and sugar when I was younger 😀 ....another strange concoction, I know, but my grandparents used to make that for me.
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actually, sugar bread was something that apparently my dad had a lot as a treat growing up. they were po' and living in KY- it was about all they could afford.

my mother put the kibosh on that one for us. 🙁
 
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jlw9698 said:
actually, sugar bread was something that apparently my dad had a lot as a treat growing up. they were po' and living in KY- it was about all they could afford.

my mother put the kibosh on that one for us. 🙁
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yeah I think that's why my grandparents made that for me too.....but i still enjoyed it.....fat and sweet....what more can one ask for 😉 😛
 
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