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SEE!! i knew it!! and it HAD to be hector!!! i knew youd be at the bottom of some shenanegans!!!
QUOTE (HectortheRican @ May 9, 2011 - 3:00 AM) 
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.......... I AM SO GUILTY OF THAT.
Or, should I say... Soy muy culpable de eso
QUOTE (easternpiro1 @ May 9, 2011 - 12:28 AM)
>Wow talk about a cheater!! you doing your presentation on forced induction is like a fluent spanish speaker taking spanish class and doing an oral presentation for a grade! lol A+ HERE U COME!
A+ HERE U COME!.......... I AM SO GUILTY OF THAT.
Or, should I say... Soy muy culpable de eso
SEE!! i knew it!! and it HAD to be hector!!! i knew youd be at the bottom of some shenanegans!!!
QUOTE (Galcobar @ Oct 15, 2008 - 2:44 AM)You want power but have no money. That's a problem.Cheap. Reliable. Fast. Pick two.
I'm going to UMass Dartmouth in Dartmouth, MA for Digital Media, can't wait to start this fall!
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I've been looking for a physics tutor for a while. lol Physics and I haven't been clicking lately.
As for me, I'm at University of Houston going for my BS in Mechanical Engineering assuming I don't slack off hardcore this summer and the rest of the semesters.
QUOTE (Chhaos @ Apr 26, 2011 - 12:49 PM)
>I go to University of South Florida and I am studying physics.
I've been looking for a physics tutor for a while. lol Physics and I haven't been clicking lately.
As for me, I'm at University of Houston going for my BS in Mechanical Engineering assuming I don't slack off hardcore this summer and the rest of the semesters.
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I'm going for a BS in ME as well, but I'm at University of New Mexico.
QUOTE (NgoFcukinWay @ May 9, 2011 - 9:57 AM)
>As for me, I'm at University of Houston going for my BS in Mechanical Engineering assuming I don't slack off hardcore this summer and the rest of the semesters.
I'm going for a BS in ME as well, but I'm at University of New Mexico.
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You guys are all insane.
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Insane? Or absolutely bonkers?
QUOTE (richee3 @ May 9, 2011 - 6:03 PM)
>You guys are all insane.
Insane? Or absolutely bonkers?
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I vote for Bonkers. That word has a nice ring to it.
Hector, Why UNM instead of UH for ME? Everytime I hear UNM, it reminds me of some of the experiments/tests they do on Mythbusters.
Hector, Why UNM instead of UH for ME? Everytime I hear UNM, it reminds me of some of the experiments/tests they do on Mythbusters.
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I got a full-ride to go to UNM. That's pretty much it Plus, it almost NEVER rains here. I haven't had to wash my car since mid-March. Still shiny 
QUOTE (NgoFcukinWay @ May 9, 2011 - 6:08 PM)
>I vote for Bonkers. That word has a nice ring to it.
Hector, Why UNM instead of UH for ME? Everytime I hear UNM, it reminds me of some of the experiments/tests they do on Mythbusters.
Hector, Why UNM instead of UH for ME? Everytime I hear UNM, it reminds me of some of the experiments/tests they do on Mythbusters.
I got a full-ride to go to UNM. That's pretty much it
Plus, it almost NEVER rains here. I haven't had to wash my car since mid-March. Still shiny
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I just started my masters in Business Administration; took Accounting this semester and got a B. Thinking of taking finance or marketing at UNC-C this Fall.
I loved getting my BS in Comp. Sci. but not for the work - but because it allowed me to have so many great and lasting memories.
I loved getting my BS in Comp. Sci. but not for the work - but because it allowed me to have so many great and lasting memories.
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Lol. lucky ass. That sun is gonna give your car's clear coat a good beating though.
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I got a full-ride to go to UNM. That's pretty much it Plus, it almost NEVER rains here. I haven't had to wash my car since mid-March. Still shiny
QUOTE (NgoFcukinWay @ May 9, 2011 - 6:08 PM)
>I vote for Bonkers. That word has a nice ring to it.
Hector, Why UNM instead of UH for ME? Everytime I hear UNM, it reminds me of some of the experiments/tests they do on Mythbusters.
Hector, Why UNM instead of UH for ME? Everytime I hear UNM, it reminds me of some of the experiments/tests they do on Mythbusters.
I got a full-ride to go to UNM. That's pretty much it
Plus, it almost NEVER rains here. I haven't had to wash my car since mid-March. Still shiny Lol. lucky ass. That sun is gonna give your car's clear coat a good beating though.
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Banoodles is more like it. anybody who does ME or EE is a maniac. lol I have dual batchelors in psychology and sociology, i do child and family counseling.
QUOTE (richee3 @ May 9, 2011 - 7:03 PM)
>You guys are all insane.
Banoodles is more like it. anybody who does ME or EE is a maniac. lol I have dual batchelors in psychology and sociology, i do child and family counseling.
QUOTE (Galcobar @ Oct 15, 2008 - 2:44 AM)You want power but have no money. That's a problem.Cheap. Reliable. Fast. Pick two.
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yay for psychology!
I'm graduating with a BA in psych on Saturday, and starting a master's program (then Psy.D afterward) in counseling this fall. I'm not entirely sure which population I want to work with yet tho... But i have at minimum 2 years to figure that out...
QUOTE (easternpiro1 @ May 9, 2011 - 9:46 PM)
>Banoodles is more like it. anybody who does ME or EE is a maniac. lol I have dual batchelors in psychology and sociology, i do child and family counseling.
yay for psychology!
I'm graduating with a BA in psych on Saturday, and starting a master's program (then Psy.D afterward) in counseling this fall. I'm not entirely sure which population I want to work with yet tho... But i have at minimum 2 years to figure that out... 94 ST--- Project Fury
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Still nope! I park in a parking structure. Nice and shady
QUOTE (NgoFcukinWay @ May 9, 2011 - 7:37 PM)
>Lol. lucky ass. That sun is gonna give your car's clear coat a good beating though.
Still nope! I park in a parking structure. Nice and shady
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working toward my CE degree, and can't wait to be done.
im graduating next friday with a BS in Electrical engineering and a minor in Math. you have no idea how happy i am to be DONE!
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in the meantime get a parttime job in a group home, thats the BEST/EASIEST way to get your foot in the door and get some cheap experience points. (idk how they do things there, but in nc, you have to have a certain amount of time in the field before you reach certain status' its wide open, from what i understand, the MR/DD population is always going to have some sort of funding (people are more sensitive about this population) most people start out working with kids and families, but i hear working with adults is easier
QUOTE (manda @ May 9, 2011 - 11:24 PM)
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yay for psychology! I'm graduating with a BA in psych on Saturday, and starting a master's program (then Psy.D afterward) in counseling this fall. I'm not entirely sure which population I want to work with yet tho... But i have at minimum 2 years to figure that out...
QUOTE (easternpiro1 @ May 9, 2011 - 9:46 PM)
>Banoodles is more like it. anybody who does ME or EE is a maniac. lol I have dual batchelors in psychology and sociology, i do child and family counseling.
yay for psychology!
I'm graduating with a BA in psych on Saturday, and starting a master's program (then Psy.D afterward) in counseling this fall. I'm not entirely sure which population I want to work with yet tho... But i have at minimum 2 years to figure that out... in the meantime get a parttime job in a group home, thats the BEST/EASIEST way to get your foot in the door and get some cheap experience points. (idk how they do things there, but in nc, you have to have a certain amount of time in the field before you reach certain status' its wide open, from what i understand, the MR/DD population is always going to have some sort of funding (people are more sensitive about this population) most people start out working with kids and families, but i hear working with adults is easier
QUOTE (Galcobar @ Oct 15, 2008 - 2:44 AM)You want power but have no money. That's a problem.Cheap. Reliable. Fast. Pick two.
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oh i have an idea how you feel so ready to be done, took my last final today! just have one more paper to write. im graduating this friday with a BS in mechanical engineering
QUOTE (Smaay @ May 10, 2011 - 6:21 PM)
>im graduating next friday with a BS in Electrical engineering and a minor in Math. you have no idea how happy i am to be DONE!
oh i have an idea how you feel
so ready to be done, took my last final today! just have one more paper to write. im graduating this friday with a BS in mechanical engineering
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I actually spent most of this year working in a group home... and I absolutely loved it and I'll be getting over 900 hrs of internship exp for my masters in addition to that
QUOTE (easternpiro1 @ May 10, 2011 - 10:45 PM)
>in the meantime get a parttime job in a group home, thats the BEST/EASIEST way to get your foot in the door and get some cheap experience points. (idk how they do things there, but in nc, you have to have a certain amount of time in the field before you reach certain status' its wide open, from what i understand, the MR/DD population is always going to have some sort of funding (people are more sensitive about this population) most people start out working with kids and families, but i hear working with adults is easier
I actually spent most of this year working in a group home... and I absolutely loved it
and I'll be getting over 900 hrs of internship exp for my masters in addition to that
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NICE! ....wait... you LOVED IT?!? what sort of group home did u work at?! lol! j/k depending on the program and the way its run bymanagement, working at a residenital facility can be pretty fun! BUT if you have poor management and staff... OMG. those damn kids will definately capitalize.
QUOTE (manda @ May 11, 2011 - 4:26 PM)
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I actually spent most of this year working in a group home... and I absolutely loved it and I'll be getting over 900 hrs of internship exp for my masters in addition to that
QUOTE (easternpiro1 @ May 10, 2011 - 10:45 PM)
>in the meantime get a parttime job in a group home, thats the BEST/EASIEST way to get your foot in the door and get some cheap experience points. (idk how they do things there, but in nc, you have to have a certain amount of time in the field before you reach certain status' its wide open, from what i understand, the MR/DD population is always going to have some sort of funding (people are more sensitive about this population) most people start out working with kids and families, but i hear working with adults is easier
I actually spent most of this year working in a group home... and I absolutely loved it
and I'll be getting over 900 hrs of internship exp for my masters in addition to thatNICE! ....wait... you LOVED IT?!? what sort of group home did u work at?! lol! j/k depending on the program and the way its run bymanagement, working at a residenital facility can be pretty fun! BUT if you have poor management and staff... OMG. those damn kids will definately capitalize.
QUOTE (Galcobar @ Oct 15, 2008 - 2:44 AM)You want power but have no money. That's a problem.Cheap. Reliable. Fast. Pick two.
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lol. Yes, I loved it. Granted, at times I felt like nothing more than a glorified babysitter- but you learn to deal. And we did have a sibling pair with significant personality disorders and had to remove them bc of safety issues for all the other kids... but aside from that....
I worked at a residential group home that works with child protective services... so the kids that got placed there were ones that had been removed from their families bc of drugs or abuse. While it seems morbid to say I loved it, it wasn't the fact that they got removed that I liked, it was the bond I was able to make with the kids and the difference you start seeing in them as they realize they're safe and cared for.
Watching psychological reactivity was especially interesting at times.. just watching how kids interacted after such traumatic situations and how they were able to rebound fully was absolutely amazing.
The most rewarding part for me was watching the family change to get the kids back, and the kids actually getting to go home to a safe, loving environment... But that was also the most heart wrenching part of the job... I got attached to a little 2 y/o girl I worked with for months... actually considered looking into fostering her if the parents rights did get terminated... luckily they got to go home to the grandma instead.
Staff I worked with was amazing. Everything was taken care of and the only issues we ever had was when the CPS case managers didnt stay on top of the case files... which happened a lot.... other than that I loved working there. Actually got offered a full time job working in the group home after graduation.. but I really want to get my doctorate, so I turned it down for now.
QUOTE (easternpiro1 @ May 11, 2011 - 11:27 PM)
>NICE! ....wait... you LOVED IT?!? what sort of group home did u work at?! lol! j/k depending on the program and the way its run bymanagement, working at a residenital facility can be pretty fun! BUT if you have poor management and staff... OMG. those damn kids will definately capitalize.
lol. Yes, I loved it. Granted, at times I felt like nothing more than a glorified babysitter- but you learn to deal. And we did have a sibling pair with significant personality disorders and had to remove them bc of safety issues for all the other kids... but aside from that....
I worked at a residential group home that works with child protective services... so the kids that got placed there were ones that had been removed from their families bc of drugs or abuse. While it seems morbid to say I loved it, it wasn't the fact that they got removed that I liked, it was the bond I was able to make with the kids and the difference you start seeing in them as they realize they're safe and cared for.
Watching psychological reactivity was especially interesting at times.. just watching how kids interacted after such traumatic situations and how they were able to rebound fully was absolutely amazing.
The most rewarding part for me was watching the family change to get the kids back, and the kids actually getting to go home to a safe, loving environment... But that was also the most heart wrenching part of the job... I got attached to a little 2 y/o girl I worked with for months... actually considered looking into fostering her if the parents rights did get terminated... luckily they got to go home to the grandma instead.
Staff I worked with was amazing. Everything was taken care of and the only issues we ever had was when the CPS case managers didnt stay on top of the case files... which happened a lot.... other than that I loved working there. Actually got offered a full time job working in the group home after graduation.. but I really want to get my doctorate, so I turned it down for now.
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thats awesome man! i should have BEEN got my masters. i just dont like the hassle. i want $$ now. but i wish i would have done this 8 years ago...
QUOTE (manda @ May 13, 2011 - 12:38 AM)
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lol. Yes, I loved it. Granted, at times I felt like nothing more than a glorified babysitter- but you learn to deal. And we did have a sibling pair with significant personality disorders and had to remove them bc of safety issues for all the other kids... but aside from that....
I worked at a residential group home that works with child protective services... so the kids that got placed there were ones that had been removed from their families bc of drugs or abuse. While it seems morbid to say I loved it, it wasn't the fact that they got removed that I liked, it was the bond I was able to make with the kids and the difference you start seeing in them as they realize they're safe and cared for.
Watching psychological reactivity was especially interesting at times.. just watching how kids interacted after such traumatic situations and how they were able to rebound fully was absolutely amazing.
The most rewarding part for me was watching the family change to get the kids back, and the kids actually getting to go home to a safe, loving environment... But that was also the most heart wrenching part of the job... I got attached to a little 2 y/o girl I worked with for months... actually considered looking into fostering her if the parents rights did get terminated... luckily they got to go home to the grandma instead.
Staff I worked with was amazing. Everything was taken care of and the only issues we ever had was when the CPS case managers didnt stay on top of the case files... which happened a lot.... other than that I loved working there. Actually got offered a full time job working in the group home after graduation.. but I really want to get my doctorate, so I turned it down for now.
QUOTE (easternpiro1 @ May 11, 2011 - 11:27 PM)
>NICE! ....wait... you LOVED IT?!? what sort of group home did u work at?! lol! j/k depending on the program and the way its run bymanagement, working at a residenital facility can be pretty fun! BUT if you have poor management and staff... OMG. those damn kids will definately capitalize.
lol. Yes, I loved it. Granted, at times I felt like nothing more than a glorified babysitter- but you learn to deal. And we did have a sibling pair with significant personality disorders and had to remove them bc of safety issues for all the other kids... but aside from that....
I worked at a residential group home that works with child protective services... so the kids that got placed there were ones that had been removed from their families bc of drugs or abuse. While it seems morbid to say I loved it, it wasn't the fact that they got removed that I liked, it was the bond I was able to make with the kids and the difference you start seeing in them as they realize they're safe and cared for.
Watching psychological reactivity was especially interesting at times.. just watching how kids interacted after such traumatic situations and how they were able to rebound fully was absolutely amazing.
The most rewarding part for me was watching the family change to get the kids back, and the kids actually getting to go home to a safe, loving environment... But that was also the most heart wrenching part of the job... I got attached to a little 2 y/o girl I worked with for months... actually considered looking into fostering her if the parents rights did get terminated... luckily they got to go home to the grandma instead.
Staff I worked with was amazing. Everything was taken care of and the only issues we ever had was when the CPS case managers didnt stay on top of the case files... which happened a lot.... other than that I loved working there. Actually got offered a full time job working in the group home after graduation.. but I really want to get my doctorate, so I turned it down for now.
thats awesome man! i should have BEEN got my masters. i just dont like the hassle. i want $$ now. but i wish i would have done this 8 years ago...
QUOTE (Galcobar @ Oct 15, 2008 - 2:44 AM)You want power but have no money. That's a problem.Cheap. Reliable. Fast. Pick two.
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