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Grenadian Forecasters Prepare for an Active Hurricane Season. Oh no, not again… 1 Comment

Another Day, Another Dive

Sunday, May 29th, 2005 Print Email

After not being able to dive yesterday due to, well, I guess I'll say it - still being drunk/hung-over , I took the opportunity today for a final dive before the next set of classes start tommorrow. (Biostats, Epidemiology, and Ethics/Jurisprudence for 2 weeks each in addition to Behavioral Science for 6 weeks for anyone interested.) Today's dive to Quarter Wreck started off kind of poorly for a couple of different reasons:

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Something I haven’t done to an ambulance yet: Ambulance Burns - Wilson, North Carolina. Well, I will be home for two weeks in July… 2 Comments

Aww, I miss all the excitement when I am gone: Pilot crashes in Saratoga County. (Not technically in my district, but close enough) 3 Comments

The BSCE

Friday, May 27th, 2005 Print Email

Well, the BSCE One is over… If anything, this 200-question test covering all first year classes was a good reminder of what I used to know, but just couldn't recall anymore… Oh well, it's not like the test counted for anything, or will show up on my transcript…

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Think your day at work was bad? Medic Struck With Own Ambulance - Houston, Texas Post a Comment

CDC: “Visits to U.S. Emergency Departments at All-Time High…” Post a Comment

Did I mention how much I hate public holidays in Grenada? Yup, the entire building’s air-conditioning system picked today to cut out again, just when no one is working due to some obscure holiday. Post a Comment

Doctor’s wife hopes son doesn’t follow his path - “Our lawsuit-inspired culture is quickly destroying the medical profession. Instead of focusing on treating patients, doctors must now spend their day focused on dodging lawsuits.” Post a Comment

Moving On

Wednesday, May 25th, 2005 Print Email

I, at minimum, passed today's Parasitology final, with the final grade to be determined in light of some challenges to the exam. It was a much better exam than the Genetics final, but just a few minor things. Speaking of the Genetics final, (an 80-point exam that determines your entire grade in the course), the SGU "rumor mill" is running rampant as usual.
A friend of a friend talked to the Course Director [one of the full-time professors in the Biochem department. The class was actually taught by and the exam was written by a visiting Clinical Geneticist from Scotland], who reportedly said:

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