Never in my life did I think I’d be ‘punished’ for wanting a fucking education. This is ridiculous. I’m sorry the town I live in is full of people who would rather hire druggies and incompetent fuck heads than someone who genuinely wants to work. I’m so over this state. The people that need help don’t get it and those that don’t need it do.
Posts Tagged ‘school’
Holy crap
Posted: May 13, 2013 in announcements, Politics, Rants, Uncategorized, UpdatesTags: benefits, education, government, help, hostile takeover, school, wtf
Small animal of a slender variety on a radioactive rock
Posted: February 8, 2013 in announcements, Uncategorized, UpdatesTags: college, creative writing, education, emergency medicine, emt, english, grades, intubation, medicine, paramedic, projects, research, rsi, school, skills, study, writing
I’m going to start posting my english projects. Can’t do it until after they get graded, but I had a lengthy conversation with the professor yesterday about future assignments. Rapid sequence intubation paper, here I come!
This class is turning out to be pretty interesting and it’s only day 2
Posted: January 15, 2013 in announcements, Politics, Uncategorized, UpdatesTags: behavior, college, communication, education, fetish, Hopsin, Human sexual activity, Human sexuality, love, marriage, men, people, Psycho, psychology, Pussy, Rammstein, relationships, school, sex, Sexuality, STDs, STIs, Violence and Abuse, women
First off, I almost wish I could have taken this in person versus taking the course online. Human sexuality is definitely pushing some limits for some people. My first official assignment was on sex and the media,and here it is:
View two of your favorite sitcoms and two music videos on television. Pay special attention to any content of a sexual nature.
For your original DB post answer all of these questions:
- What messages are being communicated to the viewing public?
- Are these messages realistic?
- How can these messages be helpful or harmful to individuals and/or relationships?
Then, also respond to at least one other student’s DB post for this week.
Rammstein – Pussy http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xasid2_rammstein-pussy-explicit-2009_sexy#.UPWAh29qQg0
From what I gathered, the song and the video both are very much about exploring your sexuality as a whole. It’s also saying that exploring fantasies and fetishes isn’t a bad thing, and if you want to do it go ahead and do it. This band is kind of famous for pushing limits. Being from a foreign country, they shocked the U.S. and were actually banned from being on U.S. soil for a long time.
The messages in the show tend to be very helpful. There’s a recurring theme of honesty being the best policy, and that you should be open with partners and friends. There are also a lot of things on the show that show people things not to do at work, and what might be inappropriate behavior with a coworker.
I decided to just dive in and see what happens, because to be quite honest I really had no idea what they would actually teach in the class. I’m loving it so far, but I’m kind of expecting some criticism for some strange reason.
Guns, God, government and homemade trash cans
Posted: December 18, 2012 in announcements, Rants, Uncategorized, UpdatesTags: crafts, God, government, guns, Home, mental health, politics, projects, school, shooting
There’s a lot coming up. I have yet to form an official opinion about the current state of things, but its coming.
This may be kind of odd, but…..
Posted: November 16, 2012 in Reviews, UncategorizedTags: ants, APA, behavioral health, celery, children, college, community college, create, creating, creative, creative freedom, diet, disease, disease process, eating, eating disorders, fads, food, freedom, grapes, health, information, ivy tech, logs, love, media, nutrition, parents, peanut butter, peanuts, power point, presentation, raisins, review, reviews, school, self esteem, toddlers, who, world
I’m writing a review on my own project. It’s not the way I presented it really, but the topic I ended up with that I thought was awesome. I had a nutrition term paper and presentation to do, and I picked nutrition for toddlers. I figured since I have a toddler aged child, it would be an interesting topic. I found quite a bit of information that shocked the hell out of me.
The class was given complete creative control over presentations. We were told to pick whatever nutrition related topic we wanted. I wanted to do nutritional disorders, but what I ended up finding was a lot of info on eating disorders. I was totally amazed at the things I found doing research. Children as young as 4 can start to develop emotional issues that contribute to their eating habits.
What I put together was a power point, a handout with some info on the two disorders I focused on, and snacks :-). I had some info about basic nutritional needs, the disorders, and tips on handling picky eaters. I used some pictures of my own son, and the snack I had people make was ants on a log. If you’ve never had it, it consists of celery, peanut butter and raisins. That’s a hell of a lot better than bacon mac and cheese pie, or going to mc donalds all the time.
As for the project itself, I absolutely loved it. We had people do presentations on fad diets, being vegan, child hood obesity, heart disease, and a number of other things. The one that really stood out was on an eye disease, and I can’t for the life of me remember what it’s called. This should definitely stay part of the class. Everyone learned a lot today, me included.
Holy crap that soup was amazing
Posted: November 14, 2012 in announcements, Reviews, UncategorizedTags: breakfast, Broccoli, cheap meals, cheese, college, community college, Cook, dinner, drink, education, food, Fruit and Vegetable, good prices, great food, Home, hungry, iu east, ivy tech, lunch, medical, medical school, medical student, nutrition, Ritter, ritters, school, Soup, Soups and Stews, university
First, I apologize for not having a review yesterday. Being a medical student, you get really tired sometimes and all you want to talk about are all the weird things you see on clinicals.
Anyway, today’s review is on the restaurant at my college. Inside the student lounge, we have a little place called food for thought. They have pretty decent hours (8 A.M. – 7 P.M.) and different lunch specials everyday. They’ve also got lots and lots of awesome sweet stuff. Cappuccino is pretty decent too.
The place came to us via Ritter‘s frozen custard. IU East was asked about putting on there, and IU said no. Ivy Tech Richmond said they would try it, and the place has been a really big hit so far. The prices definitely help, and specials are even cheaper. One of today’s specials was broccoli and cheese soup for $1.25, and my God that was the best broccoli and cheese soup I’ve had in ages.
There have been quite a few times I’ve had this kind of soup and it was too watery, way too thick, wasn’t warm at all or I had to season it with salt and pepper after being served. This one tasted just the way I like it; like a bowl of broccoli and melted cheese ^_^. I’d love to know what type of cheese they used, because it was probably one of the best cheddar cheeses I’ve tasted recently. I highly recommend the place. Everything I’ve had from there was great :-).
Ivy Tech students, you can get a list of specials for the week by logging into your campus connect account, and looking through the announcements.