It have been awhile since our last conversation in September, I hope all is well. Since we last spoke, I have been working on completing my applications for MD schools and started shadowing a DO to improve my DO applications. I completed my application for NYIT this morning and wanted to inform you. I have also attached my CV and personal statement to this email. I truly appreciate you taking time out of your busy schedule to help me with this process. If you have any questions about my CV or personal statement, feel free to contact
Once when I was going through high school, it was my senior year and people constantly asked me. What profession I was going to do? I always said I do not know what I am going to do. Then a friend came and said that the A&P mechanics were always hiring. Therefore, my friend and I started talking about planes. I had always been interested in planes; I always wanted to be in the air force, I could not join the air force because of my glasses and medical conditions. When my friend found out that W.A.T.C. was teaching A&P mechanics. He influenced me to join W.A.T.C. to get my license to become an A&P mechanic.
Personal protective equipment was worn, and safety procedures briefed prior to beginning the experiment. After obtaining, and cleaning a 2-quart plastic container, we transferred heaping scoop of clean, dry bentonite clay for making the sample. We weighed out XX-grams of bentonite using a digital scale (+/- 0.01gm) and a thin plastic weigh trays on a tare-zeroed scale. The of bentonite was added to XX-mL of warm water using the laboratory mixer seen in Fig. 1 to make standard (15-cP) mud. The speed of the mixer was set to create a cone vortex in the middle of the mixing cup, and bentonite added to the mixing cup within 1-minute. We continued to mix the mud for seven additional minutes increasing speed as required to keep the particles in suspension. The sample was then poured into a clean plastic quart size container, sealed and labelled properly. The remaining sample was then stored at room temperature (68 ℉) for 1-week to allow sample to fully hydrate.'
“Ah. The championship game,” I said to Grace, one of my best friends, during warm-ups for our biggest lacrosse game yet.
This is with reference to the entry level job listed on your website. As a self motivated worker and being a perfectionist I think i would be a excellent fit for this position.
One year ago when I went through the biggest event in my life. I found out that I needed to get both discs in my jaw removed and fill the empty spots with fat grafts from my abdomen. I had no idea what to expect, so I was very scared. After a five hour surgery, I woke up to find that my jaw was rubber banded shut. I was put on a liquid diet for two weeks and was not able the open my jaw for more than fifteen minutes at a time to allow me to exercise my newly created jaw joints. I had no idea how I was going to live not being able to talk or move my jaw. It was such a difficult obstacle to overcome.
This weekend I was swamped with assignments ,and this paper was just another item to check off of my “To-Do List”. Honestly, I had not even started on my summer reading, but I was glad I finally did. I knew we had to read about 25 essays which did not excite me ,but I had no clue how amazing they were going to be. Reading through them, I was amazed by how inspiring they were ,yet I could not see how Mrs. Tenison expected me to compete with such great essays. I thought... I am only eighteen, I do not have some vast wisdom about life... I do not have a life changing experience that I could write about.... and I certainly do not know who I am or what I believe. I sat in my bed and kept asking myself “What beliefs do I live by?”, “How do I see
only time we will discuss is yours, and the only applause will go to you. Many self-help books bring in other people, but I call that baggage. If it’s not your personal baggage, then it’s too much luggage.
Last year, in my summer vacation I used to work in a candy factory. It is very big candy factory. I used to work with Canadian and Portuguese people. I was enjoying my work because there people were very nice and helpful. The thing was they had provided me 12 hours shift. It was such a long shift. There I had to carry heavy candy trays and arrange in an order. Also, in packaging line, I had to package all the boxes very quickly and fill the candies in boxes. It was very hard work. In my 12 hours sift, I used to stand for minimum 11 hours excluding break time. In my vacation time, I used to work every day over there. I was getting very tired. I was feeling pain in my back and sometimes in my heel also. That time I was
It was a usual tuesday night practice. Two late nights on top of already being sleep deprived added to my exhaustiveness and stressed level. Practice was going well, routines were being completed and floor and bar assignments finished in 45 minutes. I decided I wanted to do a little beam and then go to vault. I didn't want to be too tired for Vault. My vaults were going well I was sticking them, which hadn’t been the case for a long time. After a couple half on half offs, also known as half halfs, my coach thought it would be a good idea to work on my upgrade vault. My plan was to compete it on Thursday. Adding an extra half to the end would up the start value by a couple tenths. I had done a couple good ones but was only sticking them at three
Time: it is an illusion. There is always moments in your life where you may reminisce about how you should have said something different, done something different, appreciated a small moment more than you did. These are moments that you may long to go back to, but no matter what you tell yourself, you never will, and it is never changing. That is just how the world is, how life is.
All around the country, students are being pressured to figure out the next step they’re going to take after graduation. Those with a higher intelligence might have been asked the dreaded question as early as their middle school years. Adults see this question as a good conversations starter, but as a student, they feel more pressure the more they are asked. In a way it is good to have that constant reminder to be on top of the game. Having this nagging reminder, the student should strive to have their decisions made or at least their options laid out simply to have an answer for the multitude of questions they will face. It’s important to be ahead of the game when it comes to college preparations.
In chapter three, the author focused on the structural model. There were several themes that I found intriguing. Two of the main points that I found interesting were the social context and parentification; both in which I can relate to with family members that I am of acquaintance with. My best friend mother-in-law whom I once worked with, was very loud, strict, and very authoritative. However, when I observed her, in her home she had less control of her children, and the household tasks that needed to be performed. However, the oldest son played the parental role in the household. He was expected to control the siblings in the home, as well as implementing rules and tasks. Not to mention, I noticed that his younger siblings and mother came
It was a late night, my family was finishing dinner while I was watching tv. My older sister Kristen ate a chickpea not knowing that she was allergic. Her lip started to swell and my family began to panic. That night we went to the hospital where we found out about her allergies. She is severely allergic to all nuts, shellfish and legumes, which are beans and peas.
I was born in San Diego, California in the year 1998. I lost my mom to cancer 3 years later, but asking about her has always brought me closer to my older siblings and dad. My dad remarried a couple years later, and our family began to feel more crowded as relatives from the Philippines moved into our small apartment to start pursue the American dream. We managed to squeeze 12 people into our home of two bedrooms, one bathroom, and a small kitchen. Despite the situation, I was happy from the new company because I now had people around my age to play with, who were my two cousins; one was the same age as me but the other was a year older. I remember playing in our yard using flattened cardboard boxes to slide down the hill on which are appartment
We have all experienced transformation in our lives, and this transformation is solely up to us as to whether we want to preserve and embrace that trait, or move forward towards a greater goal in life. Just like Berry (2000) detailed, I can proudly say that I have lived through the “dangers, toils, and snares” that life has thrown in my direction (p. 467). Each proposed aspiration and objective has been altered in some form or another, and fortunately for me, I have left God in charge with my future outlook on my life. As we journey through this experience in my life, we will be exploring the elements of surprise which include the unpleasant and virtuous portions, and also a glance at how these transformative elements have molded who I am