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• Lately -
  Sometimes things happen that are best left to the imagination, food poisoning, C. Diff infections, major trama to an extremity.  Well, 12 days ago at 3:15pm my pinky, yes
• Safari Reader - more than meets the eye
  This morning I was getting ready to read an article in Safari 5.0 and decided to give the new Reader function a shot.  Once the page loaded and the reader button came avai
• Last week & IGEPv2 (updated)
  So, I've continued to work on Android and believe I've figured out how to enable the wireless in it.  I've built a case for it (hat-tip to  borglabs ).  Once I get time to
• WMS Day 26 - going home
  Tired and sad.  Two words to describe how I feel right now.  What a wonderful month of learning and adventure.  So many amazing things and people.  How cool it was to disc
• WMS Elective Day 19 & 20
  Day 19 -- Everyone split-up today and went different directions enjoying the beautiful weather.  Some went bordering, others hung-out at camp and enjoyed the sunshine whil
• WMS Day 16 & 17 - Random facts and the final scenarios
  Day 16 was a day full of lectures as will be day 18.  Day 17 was our final day of scenarios.  The posts are a day late and a bit short in content because as a camp we exce
• WMS Day 15 - Good to be back
  Please note all the injuries are simulated (i.e. no real blood). After a long weekend we are starting our final week of lectures and scenarios.  The month has flown by and
• WMS Day 12 - Knoxville
  Almost a day of rest with no scenarios - but a day of constant activity.  We left camp at 8 am and drove to the University of Tennessee (UT) Medical Center in Knoxville (
• WMS Elective Day 10 - Lectures and Scenarios
  Quick plug for the official WMS Elective Blog  for anyone interested in reading an official version of our daily activities.   Only thing I have on it is the pictures. :)
• WMS Elective Day 9 - Lectures
  From my years of practice I have discovered testosterone and alcohol are a failed combination. - TK I think this quote is a great summary of our day.  It was a day of many
• WMS Elective Day 6
  We left this morning from camp at 8 am for the Blount County Sheriff's Department to learn about different types of weapons, entrance and exit injuries and tracks.  Those
• WMS Elective Day 5
  Well, we are back from our day off and are starting up with Search and Rescue.  We have Jeff Wadley presenting today and are going to "skim the surface" of this topic.  Al
• WMS Elective Day 4
  What about day 4?  I'm glad you would ask.   Today started of student presentations.  Each of us is required to give a presentation on a certain topic related to wildernes
• WMS Elective Day 3
  More pre-hospital medicine & pseudo simulations Tuesday brought another day of learning and many really interesting stories.  Of all our instructors almost are all volunte
• I-40 Storm
  Why is it when I don't want it to snow, it does and when I would love for it to snow, it doesn't.  Oh well :).  Today was an interesting day and nothing like I thought it
• Site upgrade and an interesting anecdote
  Well, I've almost worked out all the upgrade bugs and just need to wait for the final version of PivotX 2.1 to be released.  The old RSS and Atom feeds are now working aga
• How Blessed am I
  Often I find myself seeing life from only one perspective, one set of eyes, one viewpoint. It is so difficult to step back and see our lives through the eyes of others. To
• A New Year; A New Resolution
  Well, it is a new year and after successfully completing my resolution for last year, I'm shooting for another. Consistent updates to my blog. It is amazing how working ~8
• Amazingly Enough
  Ever have one of those experiences where you find yourself saying, "Yep, that is what I'm supposed to do." Well, I'm just now finishing my family medicine rotation and hav
• Ob/Gyn - the unexpected specialty
  It has been a while since I posted here and I thought I would catch up really quick. It has been a long few months, with lots of soul searching and questions. Finally it c
• A walk
  Ever gone for a walk and just walked until you were lost. Then turned and walked until you sorta knew where you were walking again. Well my cousin and I did that yesterday
• A break
  It has been a long year that it is now coming to an end. With that in mind, I want to write a quick summary of what has taken place this last year. End of M1 Year January
• Assessments, Quizzes and Exams
  In keeping with my new tradition of posting to my blog every once in a while, I'm posting about medical school, er should I say my life. Well, really I'm posting about wha
• Med School, the second year (Cont . . .)
  It is incredible how much difference a year can make. I am enjoying medical school so much more then last year. Everything we are studying is clinically relevant. This pas
• The tractor is on fire!
  Yes, if you want to get someone's attention run into the house and calmly state like my dad, "Come quick! The tractor is on fire!" I know he said something other then that
• 5 weeks
  What can happen in 5 weeks? In my case, I spent the last 5 weeks at Navy Officer Development School (ODS) . It was very similar to the time I spent at Maxwell Air Force ba
• Studying
  Just so you know I'm still around, I'm just a bit disconnected right now through the end May. Have a 60 question "Assessment" (i.e. combined quiz in all four of the classe
• Welcome IE 7 users
  It took a while to get it working, but my site now looks the same under IE 7, 6, Firefox and Safari. Turns out it was one line of code that needed to be fixed, but since I
• Last week
  Brief post today. This week is the last week of block classes for my M1 year only 2 and 1/2 weeks left. Gotta hit the books! Hum, just noticed something weird with my arch
• Ten more weeks . . .
  Yes, it's hard to believe that in 10 weeks (including spring break) I'll be done with my first year in medical school. Only one block left before we start our second year
• Tidbits . . .
  Almost every lecture has an interesting tidbit of information. For instance, yesterday I learned two interesting tidbits. First, I learned that grapefruit juice can enhanc
• "Definitive" proof global warming is true (Updated)
  This is definitive proof that global warming is taking place somewhere else, at least it isn't warming here in Memphis. We just got 1 and a quarter inches of snow. The fun
• The Wonder of our Creator
  Many times it is hard to step back from our activities and realize our place in life. Aptly termed the "Tyranny of the Urgent", in many cases, is what determines the cours
• An interesting perspective on Pride
  Proverbs 26:7 & 9 Like the legs which are useless to the lame and like a thorn which falls into the hand of a drunkard, so is a proverb in the mouth of a fool. Ok, so I to
• Failure of Medicine
  I just read a great satire piece over at "The Onion" talking about the  World Death Rate Holding Steady At 100 Percent and the failure of medicine solve this startleing st
• What time is it?
  It is really wired being so busy that the only time I realize it is almost Christmas is when I goto Church on Sunday and we sing Christmas hymns. One more week of classes
• About Me . . .
  Ok, so I guess I should write a little about me. Hum, so where should I popup start? I guess the best place to start is my faith. I became a follower of Jesus Christ at th

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