lsualum2003

Napier

The company who manufactures many of the swabs and transport media for viral PCR analyzers is called Copan Diagnostics. They’re based in Italy.

Buddy of mine a few months back detached his bicep and tore open his forearm while changing the spring on his garage door. He watched a YouTube video too. He is very sound at repair work and is not normally an idiot. shite happens. Call a pro.

Boom

I have American Home Shield. No issues. Fixed garage door spring, replaced air conditioner motor, etc. Fast and friendly. Matter of fact, I have an electrician scheduled through AHS to come in tomorrow to fix a bathroom vent/light.

Awesome! Gotta love them blood parasites!

I had to take 6+ biology classes, 2 physics classes with labs, a biochem and 2 organic chems with lab in my program, not to mention pathophysiology and a/p and all of the med tech courses. It all depends on your program and your route, similar to nursing. I could literally write a book on lab's role in the clinical experience. We are literally the offensive line. You don't become a med tech if you feed on praise and acknowledgement from the rest of the medical community. You have to love discovery, science, cells, chemistry, repetitive motion, disease correlation with labs, etc. I've seen dead bodies in the ED from car accidents and gunshots (blood bank), and I've isolated vibrio cholera from stool in a patient in micro AND tested which antibiotics work or don't work. How many medical professionals get those opportunities in the same shift? None.

Been in line for an hour now in Lafayette. Still looking at another 20 or so minutes. Line behind me is out into the parking lot (very long).

Didn't Alabama football have some sanctions/probations in the early 2000's? I'm sure that was a factor in that "stretch of average" during that time period. I could be wrong, but I remember something about that.

LSU 42
USM 10

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