Ipodnano4g ?'s and medical profession ?'s

[jeffthechef]

medical and law question (on my second post)

am considering becoming a doctor...physician or radiologist
thing is, i can't slice people open or insert needles or cut internal organs and restitch them or anything related to surgery...

also my chemistry skills were only good enough for an a-...my bio was an a...my ap bio is around b to b+ ...i'm in adv. pre cal. getting an A-...english A's and ap history A's and Foreign language A's..right now in my junior year and turned 16 a week ago... (i go to a private school by the way)

i love studying and helping others so i'm sure i would like the profession and could stand years of medical school..since i would never consider drinking or smoking or clubbing...

is there any type of doctor or specialist that would suit me? do all students have to be able to deal with needles and surgery?

thanks

 

[CGE333]

My wife is a pediatrician and she doesn't have to do surgery and the MA's (medical assistants) are the one's that give shots. I think most doctors have the MA's or nurses give the shots.

You could also become an anesthesiologist, a dentist, or a pharmacist.

 

[It's-Me]

Does the new ipod nano 4g ABSOLUTELY NEED itunes 8?...
i have an operating system that doesn't support itunes 8 and i really don't want to buy a new one because i'm getting a new comp before i go off to college next year and this comp would be useless...i downloaded the latest itunes supported by my comp....will it work fine?

i am considering becoming a doctor...physician or radiologist
thing is, i can't slice people open or insert needles or cut internal organs and restitch them or anything related to surgery...

also my chemistry skills were only good enough for an a-...my bio was an a...my ap bio is around b to b+ ...i'm in adv. pre cal. getting an A-...english A's and ap history A's and Foreign language A's..right now in my junior year and turned 16 a week ago... (i go to a private school by the way)

i love studying and helping others so i'm sure i would like the profession and could stand years of medical school..since i would never consider drinking or smoking or clubbing...

is there any type of doctor or specialist that would suit me? do all students have to be able to deal with needles and surgery?

thanks

Are you using Linux?

 

[Desdinova]

Does the new ipod nano 4g ABSOLUTELY NEED itunes 8?...

This is why I don't own an ipod, but a regular MP3 player. Proprietary formats piss me off, along with the software that comes with them. It's all set to expire someday, and will only be compatible with whatever OS the user designs the software for.

With a regular old MP3 player, you can transfer MP3s onto the device no matter if the computer runs Windows, MacOS, Linux, and it doesn't matter what software is installed.

 

[mpimpin]

Apple is too demanding

Creative Zen Vision M is a great product

 

[ready123]

for the medical questions, go to the bookstore and find this book: Wischnitzer's Residency Manual

It tells you about all the major specializations - their annual income, how long the intership lasts, type of work involved (surgery vs officework), associated lifestyle, competitiveness to land a residency, pretty much everything non-technical you'd wanna know to decide on a specialization. And your grades are good - make sure you keep them that way when you get to college

 

[It's-Me]

This is why I don't own an ipod, but a regular MP3 player. Proprietary formats piss me off, along with the software that comes with them. It's all set to expire someday, and will only be compatible with whatever OS the user designs the software for.

With a regular old MP3 player, you can transfer MP3s onto the device no matter if the computer runs Windows, MacOS, Linux, and it doesn't matter what software is installed.

So untrue...

My old sony MP3 needed to have the Sony program installed for it to work, and the program was only for Windows.

And, there's programs on every operation system to sync music to your iPod (like Amarok for Linux, Floola or Winamp for Windows & Mac and much more programs).

 

[Don Shinra]

you don't need itunes. I use realplayer to upload music onto my ipodnano4g.

radiologists are physicians. you don't drink? I don't know how you'll survive med school...

 

[jeffthechef]

Thanks for all the replies...i think my ipodnano question is anwered....

in becoming a radiologist..do you have to be able to do general physician stuff like shots and stitches?? i 've thought about law school too..but i would like to practice in hong kong...but i probably have to go to law shcool in america...ddoes a US law degree work over there or do you have to take a seperate bar exam...cause i was thinking they might cite old chinese cases there rather than american ones

 

[Desdinova]

So untrue...

Really?

I had a voucher for free downloads from some website, so I decided to go for it. To download the music, I needed to download software which required Windows Media Player 9 or higher. Doesn't do me any good in Linux.

So I boot into Windows. I wasn't told that I needed to have WMP installed to properly download the music, so I downloaded it before installing WMP, and the bloody things wouldn't play. I ended up having to download them all AGAIN after I installed WMP.

Of course, they're all in .wma format, so they only play in WMP which still does me no fvcking good when I'm in Linux, so I had to convert them all to .mp3. All this for having legally downloaded music.

If I'm going to be listening to music, I really don't need to be wasting my time pissing around with software and proprietary formats to get my music to actually play.

As for music expirey:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_PlaysForSure

Microsoft announced that as of August 31, 2008, PlaysForSure content from their retired MSN Music store would need to be licensed to play before this date or burned permanently to CD.