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Booblord Zagats posted:Tech Writer? Pharma R&D. Actual science poo poo yo.
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EVA BRAUN BLOWJOBS posted:Pharma R&D. Actual science poo poo yo. oh man are you trying to be TCC Mod or just start your own stickied thread
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Hillary Clintons Thong posted:oh man are you trying to be TCC Mod or just start your own stickied thread nooooope https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cancer_immunotherapy
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Aug 12, 2016 01:41
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a lot of those words looked like things I'd order from china and shove up my butt if you told me it was ok
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Aug 12, 2016 01:43
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None of it goes up your butt but sometimes I need to take things out of your butt for my job.
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Oh poo poo, that's p awesome. Very exciting field to be in at the moment, I imagine.
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holocaust bloopers posted:You know what? I'm good with a bachelors for right now. Real talk: unless you're really interested in research and teaching and want to jump straight into a PhD program, spend some time out in the workforce figuring out what you're interested in professionally and then go for your master's. You'll have a better understand of how you'd use it in your profession, and if you want to go the part-time route, you can double dip with your employer's tuition assistance AND any remaining GI bill benefits you have.
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Aug 12, 2016 13:57
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Is it worth devoting the time and energy to do varsity sports? I'm 25 which is pretty ancient compared to some of the kids coming out of high school school but I put in 2-3 hours of gym time a day training for Invictus. Would competing September-May be worth being schooled by 19 year old future-Olympians?
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If you think it would be a good use of your time then yea go for it.
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Frosted Flake posted:Is it worth devoting the time and energy to do varsity sports? I'm 25 which is pretty ancient compared to some of the kids coming out of high school school but I put in 2-3 hours of gym time a day training for Invictus. Would competing September-May be worth being schooled by 19 year old future-Olympians? I was a college athlete for a year. Depending upon the sport and the NCAA division, the obligation can be pretty nuts. My specific sport's off-season training regiment (division I men's track and field) was typically 2-3 hours of morning calisthenics and weight training five days a week, and afternoon practice 4 days a week. There were also smaller invitational meets we'd go to just for practice. During the season, the tempo increased to practice 6 days a week during non-competition weeks. There was mandatory study hall 5 nights a week for all freshmen and people who had a GPA below 3.0. Ultimately, I came down with mono and had to choose between ROTC, which was paying for my education, and track, which wasn't, so I dropped out at the end of my freshman year. With that being said, the benefits are great too. The athletes were some of the more grounded and friendly people at my university of otherwise wealthy, white New Englanders, and the community was pretty close-knit. We had our own exclusive weight room that we only shared with one other sports team. We also had personal trainers, nutritionists, physical therapists, and doctors available at our disposal, plus we got free equipment. In all, it was a good experience and I wish I could have stuck with it. Just be prepared for a much more serious time investment than a highschool varsity sport. psydude fucked around with this message at 20:02 on Aug 12, 2016 |
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Aug 12, 2016 20:00
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gently caress it, might as well go for it. The perks sound pretty good, and I don't have much else to do with my time. Was there a big gap in performance between the younger and older guys?
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Aug 12, 2016 20:41
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Frosted Flake posted:Is it worth devoting the time and energy to do varsity sports? I'm 25 which is pretty ancient compared to some of the kids coming out of high school school but I put in 2-3 hours of gym time a day training for Invictus. Would competing September-May be worth being schooled by 19 year old future-Olympians? Do it since it's a lot of fun even if you're old as poo poo. Just work your rear end off. It's probably the last chance you'll ever get to p[lay a competitive sport. I'm 31 and play D3 hockey.
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Aug 12, 2016 20:43
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Frosted Flake posted:gently caress it, might as well go for it. The perks sound pretty good, and I don't have much else to do with my time. Was there a big gap in performance between the younger and older guys? It depends upon the sport, probably. Men in their late 20s typically outperform men in their early 20s in pretty much anything requiring strength.
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You could be like Nate Boyer and make the NFL http://www.espn.com/espn/feature/story/_/page/enterprise-boyer160615/why-former-texas-longhorn-seattle-seahawk-green-beret-stop-searching
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if you play a sport that people at your school care about your dick will never be dry. dick'll be all pruney looking
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That's why I do fencing; fast cars and faster women
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Aug 15, 2016 14:02
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Oh my god, my English teacher is ranting about the dairy industry and how they're massively conspiratorial and trying to push cow milk on people.
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Aug 15, 2016 16:09
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Be sure to absolutely rip them apart on evaluations. Adjuncts need good evals to keep their contracts renewing, and tenure-track professors need them to get tenure. If they have tenure lol @ you.
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Vasudus posted:Be sure to absolutely rip them apart on evaluations. Adjuncts need good evals to keep their contracts renewing, and tenure-track professors need them to get tenure. Oh I will. Her incompetence is astounding. At one point she wanted to impress us by letting us know that she actually read a paper a student wrote. I've gone through some chat logs from the past few weeks with my brother where I discuss my English class and I think that all of the following messages give a little bit of insight into my average day. quote:My teacher is holding up a magazine article about a fat mouse and asking how many of us are like that This was one day in my class. I'm going to miss it when it's over.
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Aug 15, 2016 16:37
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High time someone goes after Big Dairy
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school is emailing me like a mofo for payment, which isn't do for a week. I hope VA gets my stuff done  edit: checked my mail yay it came How does the book stipend even work y'all? CHICKEN SHOES fucked around with this message at 17:57 on Aug 15, 2016 |
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Aug 15, 2016 17:44
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Hillary Clintons Thong posted:How does the book stipend even work y'all? Should just be direct deposited at some point soon after the VA certifies your enrollment. It's a max of $1000/year but they pay it out based on enrollment, so if you stack a bunch of classes in the Fall you'll get more than $500 but less in the Spring.
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Hillary Clintons Thong posted:school is emailing me like a mofo for payment, which isn't do for a week. I hope VA gets my stuff done if you're using the gi bill, you'll get a direct deposit and you can spend the money where ever you want, however you want. If you're on voc rehab, your counselor will setup an account for you and you'll mention you using voc rehab when you pick up your books at the school bookstore. There may be a special line/window for people that use voc rehab or other financial aid to pay for books.
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Aug 15, 2016 18:44
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My wife had her certification received by the VA on July 25th. She got her book stipend last week. Now we're just waiting for the VA to pay the school the tuition that is due. No idea the timetable on that though. I think the book stipend always comes in before the payment to the school though.
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Aug 15, 2016 18:57
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ah a lump sum nice, I think I was confused with VR which was an account. Thanks
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Aug 15, 2016 19:11
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Weirdly in grad school it's not a lump sum though. Due to the way credits work when completely off the semester/quarter system, I get my book payment in monthly installments of $95, which is fine with me.
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Just think, we sort of almost had President Bernie to formalize the Education-Military-Industrial-Congressional complex by making higher ed free.
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No Butt Stuff posted:My wife had her certification received by the VA on July 25th. She got her book stipend last week. Now we're just waiting for the VA to pay the school the tuition that is due. No idea the timetable on that though. I think the book stipend always comes in before the payment to the school though. Usually schools wait until the last drop date to do their census, then they notify the VA of your enrollment, then VA pays. You can probably have your enrollment confirmed early if you talk to the military advisor or whatever on campus.
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Grem posted:Usually schools wait until the last drop date to do their census, then they notify the VA of your enrollment, then VA pays. You can probably have your enrollment confirmed early if you talk to the military advisor or whatever on campus. Yep, this was it. Wife said she e-mailed the VA person at the school and that she doesn't send anything until the first week of classes.
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I'm looking into my prospects for when I get out in a year. But why is distance MHA so lovely? It would be significantly cheaper to go to a local school, but I'd have to completely change programs and start over on new masters. edit: On a related note. Anyone have experience with UT Austin's MBA program? Seems like a top notch program if I wanted to go that route. AFStealth fucked around with this message at 18:42 on Aug 17, 2016 |
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not sure if anyone posted this but generally the rule is half your age plus 7, so for an 18 year old the maximum age would be 22 (11 plus 7) don't worry it gets better as you get older. If you're 50 the minimum is 32 (25 plus 7) and if you 70 you can go for a 42 year old LOL
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Ravens Ruse posted:not sure if anyone posted this but generally the rule is half your age plus 7, so for an 18 year old the maximum age would be 22 (11 plus 7) Meh LOL
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Ravens Ruse posted:not sure if anyone posted this but generally the rule is half your age plus 7, so for an 18 year old the maximum age would be 22 (11 plus 7) What the gently caress is this bush league bullshit?
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Kawasaki Nun posted:What the gently caress is this bush league bullshit? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_disparity_in_sexual_relationships quote:The "half-your-age-plus-seven" rule
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just slay anything >= 18
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Aug 18, 2016 04:20
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By date we mean bang, bone, sex, or gently caress. No one "dates" an 18 year old.
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Aug 18, 2016 05:25
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Please post photos of your cutting scars tia
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Grem posted:By date we mean bang, bone, sex, or gently caress. No one "dates" an 18 year old. my bad
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Just finished my stats final. It seemed too easy, I hope I didn't gently caress it all up.
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