What kind of lifestyle is associated with these careers?
Q. I am in college right now majoring in Biology with hopes to become a Veterinarian. However, I also have a future lifestyle in mind. I hope to have pretty set work hours everyday and I want to have time to do my own thing, preferably on the weekends. I also would like to live in a city, perhaps New York. Is that lifestyle feasible for a vet? What about a psychologist? How demanding are these jobs? Thanks!
Asked by D - Sun Dec 21 16:33:29 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Veterinarians typically have Saturday hours. You might not have to work every Saturday, but you will have to work Saturdays. This is especially true when you're first starting out. However, you will normally get another day off during the week in compensation. Depending on the way your clinic works, you might have some Sunday hours as well. Also, the hours that a clinic is open is normally long. The clinic I worked at was open 7-6 and all the vets were there the whole time. Other clinics are open longer hours. You can always start your own practice though and make everyone else work the weekends, but my experience is that the practice owner actually works a lot of weekends. Expect to work about a 45-50 hour week, especially when… [cont.]
Answered by altaira_3 - Sun Dec 21 18:02:31 2008
Q. I am in college right now majoring in Biology with hopes to become a Veterinarian. However, I also have a future lifestyle in mind. I hope to have pretty set work hours everyday and I want to have time to do my own thing, preferably on the weekends. I also would like to live in a city, perhaps New York. Is that lifestyle feasible for a vet? What about a psychologist? How demanding are these jobs? Thanks!
Asked by D - Sun Dec 21 16:33:29 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Veterinarians typically have Saturday hours. You might not have to work every Saturday, but you will have to work Saturdays. This is especially true when you're first starting out. However, you will normally get another day off during the week in compensation. Depending on the way your clinic works, you might have some Sunday hours as well. Also, the hours that a clinic is open is normally long. The clinic I worked at was open 7-6 and all the vets were there the whole time. Other clinics are open longer hours. You can always start your own practice though and make everyone else work the weekends, but my experience is that the practice owner actually works a lot of weekends. Expect to work about a 45-50 hour week, especially when… [cont.]
Answered by altaira_3 - Sun Dec 21 18:02:31 2008
What's the best way to transition from a sedentary lifestyle to an active lifestyle?
Q. Would like to go back to having an active lifestyle because I've been living a sedentary lifestyle for more than 5 years already. Any tips re: the best way to change and start an active lifestyle.
Asked by The Recruiter - Sun Nov 16 11:07:40 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you are going active you will need more calories to make sure you can do that
Answered by NT - Sun Nov 16 11:14:49 2008
Q. Would like to go back to having an active lifestyle because I've been living a sedentary lifestyle for more than 5 years already. Any tips re: the best way to change and start an active lifestyle.
Asked by The Recruiter - Sun Nov 16 11:07:40 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you are going active you will need more calories to make sure you can do that
Answered by NT - Sun Nov 16 11:14:49 2008
What kind of lifestyle can you live off a medical assistant career?
Q. I am a freshman in high school nd medical assisting seems like something i would love to do. I've been hearing so much about it tho. :( I want to live a decent happy life with a little extra spending money on the side for whatever. Not living paycheck to paycheck. What kind of lifestyle does a medical assistant have? How much money do they make an hour? Year? Any extra info is greatly appreciated :)
Asked by MichiganChiq - Tue Jan 19 22:47:15 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The medical assistants I went to school with made $10 an hour in start in a family practice. You cannot live a comfortable life on $10 an hour. Why don't you go for a full blown nursing career? Now that is comfort! Hard work but great money!
Answered by Little Ole' Me - Tue Jan 19 23:10:36 2010
Q. I am a freshman in high school nd medical assisting seems like something i would love to do. I've been hearing so much about it tho. :( I want to live a decent happy life with a little extra spending money on the side for whatever. Not living paycheck to paycheck. What kind of lifestyle does a medical assistant have? How much money do they make an hour? Year? Any extra info is greatly appreciated :)
Asked by MichiganChiq - Tue Jan 19 22:47:15 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The medical assistants I went to school with made $10 an hour in start in a family practice. You cannot live a comfortable life on $10 an hour. Why don't you go for a full blown nursing career? Now that is comfort! Hard work but great money!
Answered by Little Ole' Me - Tue Jan 19 23:10:36 2010
What diet or lifestyle change have you tried that gave you fast weight loss results?
Q. Please share your tips & techniques on foods, exercise, lifestyle changes that gave you fast results in losing weight! Thanks =D I agree Mickey! Determination/ will power is what makes a diet a success or an epic fail lol. We can have great diet plans & guidelines that will work if we do them right & to the T! @Perfectangelana: How much weight did you lose in a week of eating just string cheese & drinking smoothies?
Asked by & - Mon Jul 5 15:00:57 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Drink plenty of mineral water as your main daily intake of liquid. I like Volvic, if you haven't taken the challenge you should try, it really is full of volcanicity! A cheaper option would be to buy a Brita water filter. Give up sugar loaded carbonated soft drinks. No more Dr Pepper, no more Pepsi. Just one can of Coke contains 31% of your recommended daily amount of sugar! If this is not possible, limit yourself to one can a day. Walk when you can. Walk to the shops, walk to your weekly appointment, walk to the school, even walk to work if you want. If it's within reasonable walking distance walk. You'll save money on petrol too. Eat sandwiches without margarine or butter whichever you use. I don't find either of these improve the… [cont.]
Answered by Charles - Tue Jul 6 17:06:18 2010
Q. Please share your tips & techniques on foods, exercise, lifestyle changes that gave you fast results in losing weight! Thanks =D I agree Mickey! Determination/ will power is what makes a diet a success or an epic fail lol. We can have great diet plans & guidelines that will work if we do them right & to the T! @Perfectangelana: How much weight did you lose in a week of eating just string cheese & drinking smoothies?
Asked by & - Mon Jul 5 15:00:57 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Drink plenty of mineral water as your main daily intake of liquid. I like Volvic, if you haven't taken the challenge you should try, it really is full of volcanicity! A cheaper option would be to buy a Brita water filter. Give up sugar loaded carbonated soft drinks. No more Dr Pepper, no more Pepsi. Just one can of Coke contains 31% of your recommended daily amount of sugar! If this is not possible, limit yourself to one can a day. Walk when you can. Walk to the shops, walk to your weekly appointment, walk to the school, even walk to work if you want. If it's within reasonable walking distance walk. You'll save money on petrol too. Eat sandwiches without margarine or butter whichever you use. I don't find either of these improve the… [cont.]
Answered by Charles - Tue Jul 6 17:06:18 2010
What's the difference between Japan lifestyle and New Zealand lifestyle?
Q. I live in New Zealand and I'm currrently making an essay about "living in Japan or not". I thought i can include differences between Japan and New Zealand lifestyle for my speech. But if you have other suggestions on what I can put on my essay, it would be great. Thanks.
Asked by bo - Tue Jun 29 07:11:03 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you could start off with a brief history of each country so your reader will understand how these countries came to have certain lifestyles. Then you can talk about the similarities and differences between the lifestyles of each country. Here are some examples of each country's lifestyle:
Answered by Beth - Tue Jun 29 12:47:07 2010
Q. I live in New Zealand and I'm currrently making an essay about "living in Japan or not". I thought i can include differences between Japan and New Zealand lifestyle for my speech. But if you have other suggestions on what I can put on my essay, it would be great. Thanks.
Asked by bo - Tue Jun 29 07:11:03 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you could start off with a brief history of each country so your reader will understand how these countries came to have certain lifestyles. Then you can talk about the similarities and differences between the lifestyles of each country. Here are some examples of each country's lifestyle:
Answered by Beth - Tue Jun 29 12:47:07 2010
What is a broad term for a lifestyle of homeschooling and organic foods?
Q. I have a school research project, and I'm trying to find a term that combines homeschooling, and a lifestyle of organic foods in one. Any information would be deeply appreciated.
Asked by Phoenix Summer - Tue Apr 13 13:55:20 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. While I truly hope that others will post their answers here, I see that no one has answered your question yet (after two hours). I, therefore, hope the following is helpful. I'm a veteran homeschooling mom and organic foods proponent, and I don't think we've ever had an all-inclusive term applied to us. Some descriptive words that *have* been used include the following: Alternative or Alternate/Alternative Lifestyle Conscious or Raised-Consciousness Wholistic (as to encompass "the Whole!") Holistic Natural Organic (as it applies to food *and* to natural learning instincts and drives) Crunchy-Granola-Type(s) Homespun Life-Long Learner(s) Back-to-Basics Eco-Moms, Eco-Dads, Eco-Homeschoolers, Eco-Parents, and Eco-Parenting Waldorf… [cont.]
Answered by Linda D - Tue Apr 13 15:39:44 2010
Q. I have a school research project, and I'm trying to find a term that combines homeschooling, and a lifestyle of organic foods in one. Any information would be deeply appreciated.
Asked by Phoenix Summer - Tue Apr 13 13:55:20 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. While I truly hope that others will post their answers here, I see that no one has answered your question yet (after two hours). I, therefore, hope the following is helpful. I'm a veteran homeschooling mom and organic foods proponent, and I don't think we've ever had an all-inclusive term applied to us. Some descriptive words that *have* been used include the following: Alternative or Alternate/Alternative Lifestyle Conscious or Raised-Consciousness Wholistic (as to encompass "the Whole!") Holistic Natural Organic (as it applies to food *and* to natural learning instincts and drives) Crunchy-Granola-Type(s) Homespun Life-Long Learner(s) Back-to-Basics Eco-Moms, Eco-Dads, Eco-Homeschoolers, Eco-Parents, and Eco-Parenting Waldorf… [cont.]
Answered by Linda D - Tue Apr 13 15:39:44 2010
What do the advocates of a primitive lifestyle want for the Humans?
Q. Do the people who advocate a primitive lifestyle for civilization, particularly the anarcho-primitivists, believe that Humans should not have permanent settlements, that they should find all their food without growing a bit of any of it, that they should hand complete control of their lives to nature, and that the arts should be downplayed? What are their answers to medical issues?
Asked by Caligula F. Onion - Tue Jan 12 17:16:39 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They want people to die naturally. The reason that people want a primitive lifestyle is because of their dislike of the way modern society runs. They believe that humans should live as nature intended. Hindu's call this present time the Kaliyug. Hindus believe that human civilization degenerates spiritually during the Kali Yuga, which is referred to as the Dark Age because in it people are as far removed as possible from God. In this timeAvarice and wrath will be common. Humans will openly display animosity towards each other. Ignorance of dharma will occur. People will have thoughts of murder for no justification and they will see nothing wrong with that mind-set. Lust will be viewed as being socially acceptable, and sexual intercourse… [cont.]
Answered by Hendrix - Tue Jan 12 17:24:58 2010
Q. Do the people who advocate a primitive lifestyle for civilization, particularly the anarcho-primitivists, believe that Humans should not have permanent settlements, that they should find all their food without growing a bit of any of it, that they should hand complete control of their lives to nature, and that the arts should be downplayed? What are their answers to medical issues?
Asked by Caligula F. Onion - Tue Jan 12 17:16:39 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They want people to die naturally. The reason that people want a primitive lifestyle is because of their dislike of the way modern society runs. They believe that humans should live as nature intended. Hindu's call this present time the Kaliyug. Hindus believe that human civilization degenerates spiritually during the Kali Yuga, which is referred to as the Dark Age because in it people are as far removed as possible from God. In this timeAvarice and wrath will be common. Humans will openly display animosity towards each other. Ignorance of dharma will occur. People will have thoughts of murder for no justification and they will see nothing wrong with that mind-set. Lust will be viewed as being socially acceptable, and sexual intercourse… [cont.]
Answered by Hendrix - Tue Jan 12 17:24:58 2010
What lifestyle changes can be promoted through existing government programs?
Q. that will assist to reduce health care costs considering quality of life and/or lifestyle decisions that would excessively tap the financial pool long term?
Asked by towwwdothello - Sun Mar 21 15:00:45 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. that will assist to reduce health care costs considering quality of life and/or lifestyle decisions that would excessively tap the financial pool long term?
Asked by towwwdothello - Sun Mar 21 15:00:45 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How can You claim that Bush hurt your lifestyle and economy but Obama says you still fat and wasteful, bitter?
Q. Obama says Americans eat too much, waste too much, and keep your houses too warm. Obama says you are bitter gun toting and his pastor of 20 years says Damn America. So, If Bush has done so much harm to your lifestyle why is Obama saying this?
Asked by I love Obama - Wed Jul 9 20:50:51 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Obama speaks out of both sides of his mouth. Our economy is in the toilet partly because of the Pelosi led, do nothing Congress.
Answered by Cinner - Wed Jul 9 20:56:31 2008
Q. Obama says Americans eat too much, waste too much, and keep your houses too warm. Obama says you are bitter gun toting and his pastor of 20 years says Damn America. So, If Bush has done so much harm to your lifestyle why is Obama saying this?
Asked by I love Obama - Wed Jul 9 20:50:51 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Obama speaks out of both sides of his mouth. Our economy is in the toilet partly because of the Pelosi led, do nothing Congress.
Answered by Cinner - Wed Jul 9 20:56:31 2008
What advice would u give teenagers about their lifestyle choices?
Q. What advice would you give to teenagers about their lifestyle choices, especially in the light of the many influencing "voices" around them?
Asked by stella25 - Sat Feb 9 12:03:55 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Every choice you make has a consequence. During the teen years, identity is important. Often you define yourself by your activities and associations, your abilities and your desires. Relationships with the opposite sex become more plausible, but potentially detrimental too. A romance can get you to do, feel and think things you wouldn't have if you decided to wait. Most of the "voices" heard in this world encourage teen romance, living for the moment, pleasure over principle and fast living. These things may be appealing and make good movies and video games, but are seeds that don't reap rewards for the future. Plan your life wisely, listen to the wisdom around you. Close your eyes and believe in goodness and truth and the… [cont.]
Answered by Denny L. - Sat Feb 9 12:20:11 2008
Q. What advice would you give to teenagers about their lifestyle choices, especially in the light of the many influencing "voices" around them?
Asked by stella25 - Sat Feb 9 12:03:55 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Every choice you make has a consequence. During the teen years, identity is important. Often you define yourself by your activities and associations, your abilities and your desires. Relationships with the opposite sex become more plausible, but potentially detrimental too. A romance can get you to do, feel and think things you wouldn't have if you decided to wait. Most of the "voices" heard in this world encourage teen romance, living for the moment, pleasure over principle and fast living. These things may be appealing and make good movies and video games, but are seeds that don't reap rewards for the future. Plan your life wisely, listen to the wisdom around you. Close your eyes and believe in goodness and truth and the… [cont.]
Answered by Denny L. - Sat Feb 9 12:20:11 2008
What foods and lifestyle choices lead to quick belly fat gain?
Q. I'm looking for some detailed info on what types of foods lead to belly fat piling up quickly and lifestyle choices that get and keep the fat there as well. Essentially a guide that would really lead to a flubbier belly if followed or lead to weight loss if followed in reverse. Thanks.
Asked by Bucktuba - Wed Jul 1 02:08:02 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. consuming too many calories and getting no exercise basically somone who does not lead a very active life and dose not care what enters their mouth
Answered by Pickles - Wed Jul 1 02:14:47 2009
Q. I'm looking for some detailed info on what types of foods lead to belly fat piling up quickly and lifestyle choices that get and keep the fat there as well. Essentially a guide that would really lead to a flubbier belly if followed or lead to weight loss if followed in reverse. Thanks.
Asked by Bucktuba - Wed Jul 1 02:08:02 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. consuming too many calories and getting no exercise basically somone who does not lead a very active life and dose not care what enters their mouth
Answered by Pickles - Wed Jul 1 02:14:47 2009
What was your motivation to begin having a healthier lifestyle?
Q. There's so many things I could do differently such as: drinking more water, exercising more, eating healthier.. I'm finding that a lifetime of bad habits are hard to change. What motivated you to make changes for the better in your lifestyle?
Asked by It's me again - Mon Jul 31 04:24:18 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I used to wake up with back aches and neck pains. I got sick pretty often...at least I caught every cold that went around. I always felt like maybe I needed to shed a few pounds, so I was never entirely confident and happy with my body. I made myself quit smoking, start working out regularly, lose 15 pounds, drink more water, and eat healthier. I didn't do it all at once. I think I woke up one day and realized how unhappy I was with my lifestyle. You never know what day is going to be your last. So everyday should be spent being happy. Yet, everyday I was spending feeling guilty for how I ate, or for how many cigarettes I smoked. That was my motivation then. My motivation now is feeling the difference in my life. I don't wake up with… [cont.]
Answered by Cy - Mon Jul 31 04:34:06 2006
Q. There's so many things I could do differently such as: drinking more water, exercising more, eating healthier.. I'm finding that a lifetime of bad habits are hard to change. What motivated you to make changes for the better in your lifestyle?
Asked by It's me again - Mon Jul 31 04:24:18 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I used to wake up with back aches and neck pains. I got sick pretty often...at least I caught every cold that went around. I always felt like maybe I needed to shed a few pounds, so I was never entirely confident and happy with my body. I made myself quit smoking, start working out regularly, lose 15 pounds, drink more water, and eat healthier. I didn't do it all at once. I think I woke up one day and realized how unhappy I was with my lifestyle. You never know what day is going to be your last. So everyday should be spent being happy. Yet, everyday I was spending feeling guilty for how I ate, or for how many cigarettes I smoked. That was my motivation then. My motivation now is feeling the difference in my life. I don't wake up with… [cont.]
Answered by Cy - Mon Jul 31 04:34:06 2006
What is the lifestyle of a SF wife and family?
Q. My husband is now in infantry in the army but wants to go SF after he gets back from his first deployment. We are considering starting a family within the next year or so. I just want to know what I will be in for (along with our future family) if he does go SF. Lifestyle and moving, etc. Anything anyone could help me with would be appreciated.
Asked by Victoria - Wed Dec 9 11:49:08 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think most people will think you mean move to the Bay Area. As for special forces... I have heard their divorce rate is significantly higher. I would read as much as you can now before he makes that choice. It may not be the right one for you.
Answered by Common sense isn't anymore.. - Wed Dec 9 12:30:32 2009
Q. My husband is now in infantry in the army but wants to go SF after he gets back from his first deployment. We are considering starting a family within the next year or so. I just want to know what I will be in for (along with our future family) if he does go SF. Lifestyle and moving, etc. Anything anyone could help me with would be appreciated.
Asked by Victoria - Wed Dec 9 11:49:08 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think most people will think you mean move to the Bay Area. As for special forces... I have heard their divorce rate is significantly higher. I would read as much as you can now before he makes that choice. It may not be the right one for you.
Answered by Common sense isn't anymore.. - Wed Dec 9 12:30:32 2009
What were the settlement patterns and lifestyle of the Olmec?
Q. What were the settlement patterns and lifestyle of the Olmec? hi, im supposed to write an essay about the lifestyle and settlement patterns of the Olmec Indians, an ancient central american civilization. will somebody please help me find this information? just a paragraph will be awesome (more is great too)
Asked by will skate 4 life - Thu May 17 12:16:23 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the Olmec originally lived in the area of present day Colombia but while following the toucan their staple food source finally settled in the area of present day Uganda this is were their culture really advanced they built temples 30 stories tall to honor their gods and eventually the Olmec nation died out due to decreased live birth of children
Answered by tiny1488 - Thu May 17 12:36:18 2007
Q. What were the settlement patterns and lifestyle of the Olmec? hi, im supposed to write an essay about the lifestyle and settlement patterns of the Olmec Indians, an ancient central american civilization. will somebody please help me find this information? just a paragraph will be awesome (more is great too)
Asked by will skate 4 life - Thu May 17 12:16:23 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the Olmec originally lived in the area of present day Colombia but while following the toucan their staple food source finally settled in the area of present day Uganda this is were their culture really advanced they built temples 30 stories tall to honor their gods and eventually the Olmec nation died out due to decreased live birth of children
Answered by tiny1488 - Thu May 17 12:36:18 2007
How can I find a bdsm forum? Somewhere I can ask questions about the lifestyle from people in it?
Q. I need somewhere I can ask questions about a bdsm lifestyle. I want to know what kinds of things are safe, how far you can take certain things, learn how to meet people and get involved in the community. Does anyone in the lifestyle know a place like this? Thanks!
Asked by Nicole - Sat Jun 20 11:16:43 2009 - - 5 Answers - 2 Comments
A. There are a few websites that are very good with these types of forums. It will depend on what exactly you are looking for and you also have to watch for the trolls who come to theses sites just looking to hook up for sex. I have linked you a couple of good sites including collarme. k
Answered by kerin - Tue Jun 23 10:12:46 2009
Q. I need somewhere I can ask questions about a bdsm lifestyle. I want to know what kinds of things are safe, how far you can take certain things, learn how to meet people and get involved in the community. Does anyone in the lifestyle know a place like this? Thanks!
Asked by Nicole - Sat Jun 20 11:16:43 2009 - - 5 Answers - 2 Comments
A. There are a few websites that are very good with these types of forums. It will depend on what exactly you are looking for and you also have to watch for the trolls who come to theses sites just looking to hook up for sex. I have linked you a couple of good sites including collarme. k
Answered by kerin - Tue Jun 23 10:12:46 2009
Does anyone have any quotes or sources that tell how homosexuality is a bad lifestyle? Unhealthy sex?
Q. I heard that the gay lifestyle is an unhealthy lifestyle. I heard that it is a source of unhealthy sex. I would like to know facts that support this statement. Quotes or webasites from valid sources would be great.
Asked by Jerry - Mon Mar 15 12:02:09 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "The world of the heterosexual is a sick and boring life" - Aunt Ida, Female Trouble (1974 - John Waters) "Remember, straight people can't help it". "If gay & lesbian people are given civil rights, then everyone will want them". "The Bible contains six admonishments to homosexuals and 362 admonishments to heterosexuals. That doesn't mean that God doesn't love heterosexuals. It's just that they need more supervision." - Lynn Lavner "Why is it that, as a culture, we are more comfortable seeing two men holding guns than holding hands?" - Ernest Gaines "War. Rape. Murder. Poverty. Equal rights for gays. Guess which one the Southern Baptist Convention is protesting?" - The Value of Families
Answered by Jeff P - Mon Mar 15 12:08:57 2010
Q. I heard that the gay lifestyle is an unhealthy lifestyle. I heard that it is a source of unhealthy sex. I would like to know facts that support this statement. Quotes or webasites from valid sources would be great.
Asked by Jerry - Mon Mar 15 12:02:09 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "The world of the heterosexual is a sick and boring life" - Aunt Ida, Female Trouble (1974 - John Waters) "Remember, straight people can't help it". "If gay & lesbian people are given civil rights, then everyone will want them". "The Bible contains six admonishments to homosexuals and 362 admonishments to heterosexuals. That doesn't mean that God doesn't love heterosexuals. It's just that they need more supervision." - Lynn Lavner "Why is it that, as a culture, we are more comfortable seeing two men holding guns than holding hands?" - Ernest Gaines "War. Rape. Murder. Poverty. Equal rights for gays. Guess which one the Southern Baptist Convention is protesting?" - The Value of Families
Answered by Jeff P - Mon Mar 15 12:08:57 2010
What are some good lifestyle eating habbits I can adapt to lose weight?
Q. I want to lose 10 lbs, and keep it off which I know requires lifestyle habbitual changes. What are these good eating habbits I should pick up? and which bad habbits should I get rid of?
Asked by Mel1010 - Sun Jul 25 19:06:21 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I want to lose 10 lbs, and keep it off which I know requires lifestyle habbitual changes. What are these good eating habbits I should pick up? and which bad habbits should I get rid of?
Asked by Mel1010 - Sun Jul 25 19:06:21 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
How can I join the military without living the military lifestyle?
Q. Ok, I know I'll have to go through training and whatnot, and I may have to be deployed. But overall what job or branch most retains the civilian lifestyle? I heard officers get more freedom and live in houses instead of barracks. Also Special Forces guys supposedly get to grow their hair long. Which one of these would be best for me?
Asked by havockwreaker - Sun Feb 8 21:28:02 2009 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You're kidding, right? This is a joke, right? Why would you even consider joining the military if you don't want to live the military lifestyle? Or are you just looking for a free ride, a job where you don't have to work but still get paid for it? Do the military and yourself a favor - don't join. If you want to join something, then join the Peace Corps, but not the military.
Answered by Team Chief - Sun Feb 8 21:40:05 2009
Q. Ok, I know I'll have to go through training and whatnot, and I may have to be deployed. But overall what job or branch most retains the civilian lifestyle? I heard officers get more freedom and live in houses instead of barracks. Also Special Forces guys supposedly get to grow their hair long. Which one of these would be best for me?
Asked by havockwreaker - Sun Feb 8 21:28:02 2009 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You're kidding, right? This is a joke, right? Why would you even consider joining the military if you don't want to live the military lifestyle? Or are you just looking for a free ride, a job where you don't have to work but still get paid for it? Do the military and yourself a favor - don't join. If you want to join something, then join the Peace Corps, but not the military.
Answered by Team Chief - Sun Feb 8 21:40:05 2009
What are the dangers of a swinging lifestyle?
Q. I have a friend who, during the last year, became involved in the "swinging lifestyle". I am concerned about her in relation to disease, violence (if any) & emotional/mental health. Does anyone have experience (both good & bad) with this lifestyle? I want to make sure that she is safe.
Asked by Curious - Thu Oct 11 14:32:50 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you have to be extremly grounded and mature for this lifestyle you also have to have rules that you follow in stone to keep you safe if she is all of these things cool
Answered by slopoke6968 - Thu Oct 11 14:41:57 2007
Q. I have a friend who, during the last year, became involved in the "swinging lifestyle". I am concerned about her in relation to disease, violence (if any) & emotional/mental health. Does anyone have experience (both good & bad) with this lifestyle? I want to make sure that she is safe.
Asked by Curious - Thu Oct 11 14:32:50 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you have to be extremly grounded and mature for this lifestyle you also have to have rules that you follow in stone to keep you safe if she is all of these things cool
Answered by slopoke6968 - Thu Oct 11 14:41:57 2007
How do you maintain optimum health even in a hectic lifestyle?
Q. Energy drinks, coffee, skipping breakfast and eating between meals are all as a result of a hectic lifestyle. What must one eat and what must a person do to stay in optimum health in these conditions? An answer would be very helpful thanks!
Asked by amir1448 - Thu Dec 18 15:12:09 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Rather than copy and pasting what's in this link..just read it. You'll realize that you DO have the time do be at an optimum level of health.
Answered by Cyclomega - Thu Dec 18 15:20:01 2008
Q. Energy drinks, coffee, skipping breakfast and eating between meals are all as a result of a hectic lifestyle. What must one eat and what must a person do to stay in optimum health in these conditions? An answer would be very helpful thanks!
Asked by amir1448 - Thu Dec 18 15:12:09 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Rather than copy and pasting what's in this link..just read it. You'll realize that you DO have the time do be at an optimum level of health.
Answered by Cyclomega - Thu Dec 18 15:20:01 2008
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