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UGH I want more Stranger Things already!
I’m still sobbing
Dexter, Better Call Saul, and Breaking Bad are great shows to bing if you haven’t seen one or all of them. The episodes are long and there are enough to get you through the entire trip.Next week I have a 14 hour flight to Africa. Looking for ebooks, podcast and Netflix shows/movies (downloadable) so that I don't loose my sanity on the flight.
Got an Rx for Valium for that. I start losing my mind at about the 6 hour mark cause I get antsy and uncomfortable and can't sleep and then it just builds on itself.I just take a Dramamine and pass the **** out
Ohh Breaking Bad would be a good idea. I started it like 2 years ago and never finished it. I had also been thinking about the Walking Dead cause I stopped watching that and could binge it.Dexter, Better Call Saul, and Breaking Bad are great shows to bing if you haven’t seen one or all of them. The episodes are long and there are enough to get you through the entire trip.
Side note, take frequent trips to the bathroom, pace a bit in the aisles, and use saline spray in your nose during the trip.
Warning about The Walking Dead: it gets really stupid around like season 5ish(?). It just ends up being the same thing over and over with different names. Find safe place, trust people there, safe place is bad, barely escape, a couple people die, repeat. But I do think that the first few seasons are great and have a lot of rewatch value. Plus the best character (Hershel) is a veterinarian soooooooo ya knowOhh Breaking Bad would be a good idea. I started it like 2 years ago and never finished it. I had also been thinking about the Walking Dead cause I stopped watching that and could binge it.
Warning about The Walking Dead: it gets really stupid around like season 5ish(?). It just ends up being the same thing over and over with different names. Find safe place, trust people there, safe place is bad, barely escape, a couple people die, repeat. But I do think that the first few seasons are great and have a lot of rewatch value. Plus the best character (Hershel) is a veterinarian soooooooo ya know
If you haven't finished BB, it's pretty solid all the way through. I've finally binged it twice now. TWD (binged Seasons 1-8 then stopped) changed writers from season to season and milked their monies, and I found myself yelling "WHO WRITES THIS CRAP?!?" many times. I have MANY screenshots I took and will write a photo essay some day with stern words on how stupid it is.Ohh Breaking Bad would be a good idea. I started it like 2 years ago and never finished it. I had also been thinking about the Walking Dead cause I stopped watching that and could binge it.
<edited out free airplane wi-fi loophole in case it still works>Next week I have a 14 hour flight to Africa.
Next week I have a 14 hour flight to Africa
that's nothing! lolOwww, my back, Let me off, let me off! Stop this thing! The longest flight I've ever been on was 9 hours. It was three connecting flights so I had some time off the plane but it was still torture.
my fave part: "Tony Bartels, DMV"Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: You want to be a veterinarian?? Apply Smarter to veterinary school to save time & money!. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.
Join the VIN Foundation in collaboration with the Student Doctor Network (SDN) and the American Pre-Veterinary Medical Association (APVMA) in learning how you can Apply Smarter to veterinary school! Veterinary school is expensive. A veterinary degree can cost as much as or more than a medical...vin.zoom.us
Now I'm curious as to how SDN is contributing to this. I think it's awesome that both VIN and the APVMA is stressing the cost of school in the advertisements. But SDN seems to frequently counter a lot of the info on the APVMA.
That's interesting. I hope he puts out good information. Unfortunately from the few info sessions with Bartles I've attended at a symposium booth and webinar he harps alot on repayment for everyone period. When questioned the answers haven't been so great and open to the fact that paying the traditional way may be the best way for some people. Does it apply to the majority?sure but not everyone like he make it seem.Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: You want to be a veterinarian?? Apply Smarter to veterinary school to save time & money!. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.
Join the VIN Foundation in collaboration with the Student Doctor Network (SDN) and the American Pre-Veterinary Medical Association (APVMA) in learning how you can Apply Smarter to veterinary school! Veterinary school is expensive. A veterinary degree can cost as much as or more than a medical...vin.zoom.us
Now I'm curious as to how SDN is contributing to this. I think it's awesome that both VIN and the APVMA is stressing the cost of school in the advertisements. But SDN seems to frequently counter a lot of the info on the APVMA.
Lol didn’t we get yelled at by one of them like 6 months ago for supposedly giving people garbage recommendations or some bull****?Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: You want to be a veterinarian?? Apply Smarter to veterinary school to save time & money!. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.
Join the VIN Foundation in collaboration with the Student Doctor Network (SDN) and the American Pre-Veterinary Medical Association (APVMA) in learning how you can Apply Smarter to veterinary school! Veterinary school is expensive. A veterinary degree can cost as much as or more than a medical...vin.zoom.us
Now I'm curious as to how SDN is contributing to this. I think it's awesome that both VIN and the APVMA is stressing the cost of school in the advertisements. But SDN seems to frequently counter a lot of the info on the APVMA.
Update: it was actually VMCAS and just over a year ago (whaatt)
(It says it’s VIN and APVMA tho)That's who is making the webinar. I'm tempted to register as well.
Huh, that's interesting because when he spoke to us at Music city vet conference in February he talked about the importance of doing the loan repayment simulator and doing traditional repayment if your loans are low enough that you would end up paying less in the long run that way. He didn't talk much about it beyond that because the focus was on getting people to understand how the income based repayment works, and that you need to save for taxes and everything, but he definitely mentioned doing standard plans if your loans are low enough and income high enough to make it worth it.That's interesting. I hope he puts out good information. Unfortunately from the few info sessions with Bartles I've attended at a symposium booth and webinar he harps alot on repayment for everyone period. When questioned the answers haven't been so great and open to the fact that paying the traditional way may be the best way for some people. Does it apply to the majority?sure but not everyone like he make it seem.
Different Tony lolThat's who is making the webinar. I'm tempted to register as well.
I'm glad you had a different experience than I did.The first webinar I went to was like his first one though so I am sure he has tweaked it some which is good!Huh, that's interesting because when he spoke to us at Music city vet conference in February he talked about the importance of doing the loan repayment simulator and doing traditional repayment if your loans are low enough that you would end up paying less in the long run that way. He didn't talk much about it beyond that because the focus was on getting people to understand how the income based repayment works, and that you need to save for taxes and everything, but he definitely mentioned doing standard plans if your loans are low enough and income high enough to make it worth it.
Different Tony lol
I tried to tell youI swear I can read. I promise.
I've really been liking derry girls on netflix and season 2 comes out Aug 2nd!Next week I have a 14 hour flight to Africa. Looking for ebooks, podcast and Netflix shows/movies (downloadable) so that I don't loose my sanity on the flight.
messaged youHello lovely people, can anyone get me access to this paper?
Bush, A. O., Aho, J. M., & Kennedy, C. R. (1990). Ecological versus phylogenetic determinants of helminth parasite community richness. Evolutionary Ecology, 4(1), 1-20.
Interlibrary loan takes forever.
Hello lovely people, can anyone get me access to this paper?
Bush, A. O., Aho, J. M., & Kennedy, C. R. (1990). Ecological versus phylogenetic determinants of helminth parasite community richness. Evolutionary Ecology, 4(1), 1-20.
Interlibrary loan takes forever.
That's interesting. I hope he puts out good information. Unfortunately from the few info sessions with Bartles I've attended at a symposium booth and webinar he harps alot on repayment for everyone period. When questioned the answers haven't been so great and open to the fact that paying the traditional way may be the best way for some people. Does it apply to the majority?sure but not everyone like he make it seem.
Lol didn’t we get yelled at by one of them like 6 months ago for supposedly giving people garbage recommendations or some bull****?
Update: it was actually VMCAS and just over a year ago (whaatt)
Note to All Pre-Veterinary Students
Hi All. Having been a member of SDN for a number of years, and watching the "peer-advising" that goes on here, I implore you to consider the following: Remember that because an individual was accepted to veterinary school does not automatically make them Pre-Vet or Pre-Health advisors or...forums.studentdoctor.net
I mean.... they do have a point. Just like any online advice giving forum open to every Joe Schmoe to comment, you do have to be very careful what advice you take. Be especially wary of the prevets who just got into vet school who appoint themselves experts on all things vet school and veterinary profession. You never know who got accepted due to their qualifications/application strategy vs. who got accepted despite them. Not everyone who gets accepted have stellar applications. People here have ripped on APVMA for years for the “bull****” advice/ignorance spewed all over FB. But like, it’s honestly not that much better here a lot of the time...
Yes but the vast majority of the advice here is to contact the schools you’re applying to because it’s generally always a question for the schools that people on here don’t have an answer to. People can have anecdotal answers for what was told to them by the school, but most everyone on here is telling people to go ask the schools. Or to go to the cheapest school you get accepted to.Messed up quote format
I’m pretty sure that’s not what they’re referring to... and I’m not sure I agree with your take on answers being >50% contact the school about everything application related. But whatevs. Your opinion is valid.Yes but the vast majority of the advice here is to contact the schools you’re applying to because it’s generally always a question for the schools that people on here don’t have an answer to. People can have anecdotal answers for what was told to them by the school, but most everyone on here is telling people to go ask the schools. Or to go to the cheapest school you get accepted to.
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Ah, I see. That’s sad.The bigger issue last year when he posted that was that he made that thread in response to people saying to monitor costs.
Basically a bunch of us were making the recommendation that applicants be very aware of the costs of applying and vet school itself before just haphazardly applying everywhere. He jumped in about how people need to apply to lots of schools to increase their chances and the money doesn't matter. When numerous of us explained to him it does matter and why, he then created that thread.
It was basically like a stiff middle finger to the people providing solid advice about the financial implications that he has no ****ing clue about and shouldn't be commenting or advising on.
He's in charge of VMCAS of course he has an invested interest in applicants applying to as many places as possible....their financial future be damned.
Ah, I see. That’s sad.
Well I can see how all of that would color the way you would read the follow-up caution note by VMCAS. Still don’t see anything wrong with the actual message, but I can understand how people would be miffed at the dig it was meant to be.He even had the audacity to mention the suicide rate and claim it is related to people being unhappy in their vet school location for the 4 years of school. Wouldn't acknowledge at all when we posted that isn't a reason for the suicide rate and is more related to debt, unrealistic expectations, etc after graduation.
Honestly, he should've lost his job after the things he posted.
Definitely not the same dude from VIN financial advice so - that’s good
How did I miss this epic thread!?That was a messed up thread and I stand by my “long, drawn-out fart sound” comment in response to it.
Definitely not the same dude from VIN financial advice so - that’s good.