Caring for the Big Guys
Working as a veterinarians you care for animals. Caring for animals is like caring for your loving children... You have to feed them, wash them, and love for them... But working as a veterinarian you work with daily appointments with the animals, some spent there time treating animals at the farms which allows them to drive or be out on the road. The care for the animals is vaccinating livestock, they as treat wounds,diagnose disease, treat sick animals, and help with the difficult births...
All in a Day's Work
Some veterinarians work up to 50 to 60 hours a week.( thats lots of hour to work)..But sometimes up to 100 hour a week when you first start the career... Being out on the field you have to be careful because many animals are not use to being area people... Like for Horses for example you have to make sure you don't get the horse mad because they can kick you. They can kick hard...
Out-of-the-Ordinary Patients
Many animals are being treated today... Like cattles,pigs, sheeps,Llamas, and goats is the business for a large animal veterinary practice.( but this is not surprising). Many of these huge animals need care, too...
In Demand,but Competitive
In the whole country veterinary school is about to be a dozen (12). When people apply to the school the are 1,000 applicants for only 70 slots... Once you are admitted to the school you study for four years to earn your doctor of verterinary medicine degree. The average of graduate in the veterinary school is about 2,700 each year.
Monday, January 12, 2009
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
A Growing Field
A Growing Field This article is about a farmer John Christian. For a farmer he gets up late, he startes his day at 7 a.m. During this time he startes his greenhouse, lets out the chickens, and water the plants. His farm holds four and a half acres in Canterbury,Conn. His land has trees,circles his farm is a old stone wall, it also has a pond and two springs that provide water for the plants and the farmhouse. Having a small farm can make $15,603.
Opportunity for GrowthFarming is a family business in this generation. In 2006, there were about 1.3 million farmers, and it adds it up wiith ranchers. There are lots of land that goes to these farmers(1,247 to 488,340 acres)....
Getting the Lay of the Land
Being a farmer take up lots of time, but as you get use to it is easy... In todays generation Michigan State University has a 1 year organic farming certificate program it offers courses in soil and crop management, farming planning, and marketing. With this school they give hands on experience on its 10 arce organic farm.
A New Row to Hoe
The only way that you know that farming is for you is to try it out of a couple of days. You can learn many new things by trying something new. But people say that farming is not for everybody.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Caring For the Big Guys
Caring for the Big GuysWorking as a veterinarians you care for animals. Caring for animals is like caring for your loving children... You have to feed them, wash them, and love for them... But working as a veterinarian you work with daily appointments with the animals, some spent there time treating animals at the farms which allows them to drive or be out on the road. The care for the animals is vaccinating livestock, they as treat wounds,diagnose disease, treat sick animals, and help with the difficult births...
All in a D
ay's Work
Some veterinarians work up to 50 to 60 hours a week.( thats lots of hour to work)..But sometimes up to 100 hour a week when you first start the career... Being out on the field you have to be careful because many animals are not use to being area people... Like for Horses for example you have to make sure you don't get the horse mad because they can kick you. They can kick hard...
Out-of-the-Ordinary Patients
Many animals are being treated today... Like cattles,pigs, sheeps,Llamas, and goats is the business for a large animal veterinary practice.( but this is not surprising). Many of these huge animals need care, too...
In Demand,but Competitive
In the whole country veterinary school is about to be a dozen (12). When people apply to the school the are 1,000 applicants for only 70 slots... Once you are admitted to the school you study for four years to earn your doctor of verterinary medicine degree. The average of graduate in the veterinary school is about 2,700 each year.
All in a D
ay's WorkSome veterinarians work up to 50 to 60 hours a week.( thats lots of hour to work)..But sometimes up to 100 hour a week when you first start the career... Being out on the field you have to be careful because many animals are not use to being area people... Like for Horses for example you have to make sure you don't get the horse mad because they can kick you. They can kick hard...
Out-of-the-Ordinary Patients
Many animals are being treated today... Like cattles,pigs, sheeps,Llamas, and goats is the business for a large animal veterinary practice.( but this is not surprising). Many of these huge animals need care, too...
In Demand,but Competitive
In the whole country veterinary school is about to be a dozen (12). When people apply to the school the are 1,000 applicants for only 70 slots... Once you are admitted to the school you study for four years to earn your doctor of verterinary medicine degree. The average of graduate in the veterinary school is about 2,700 each year.
Monday, October 27, 2008
YOU ARE WHAT YOU E-MAIL
E-MAIL is an excellence device we have to this day. e-mail is faster then regualar mailing. mailing has to take about 1 to 3 day to get to where you need it to go. But e-mail has it there in a blink of an eye. Today students use e-mail on there daily basis.
TO CREATE EFFECTIVE E-MAIL, there are eight tips to get going....
1. Put you bottom line in the subject line.
2.Lead with the most important information.
3.Choose your content and tone carefully.
4.Treat yoour e-mail like and English paper.
5.Proofread.
6.Add a signature to your messages.
7.Respond quickly to others' e-mail.
8.cover one topic per e-mail.
TO CREATE EFFECTIVE E-MAIL, there are eight tips to get going....
1. Put you bottom line in the subject line.
2.Lead with the most important information.
3.Choose your content and tone carefully.
4.Treat yoour e-mail like and English paper.
5.Proofread.
6.Add a signature to your messages.
7.Respond quickly to others' e-mail.
8.cover one topic per e-mail.
Navigating the College Fair!
Navigating the College Fair
College choice very hard… There are lots of colleges to go to. But making it simple is easy. Just show your face at a College Fair. This College Fairs are for you to get your choices right. A college fair is where you can get your answers for your questions. The colleges can also give you information about the school.
Know Before You go
There may be hundreds or thousand of colleges at the fair. Before going to the fair know what booths you should go to, and you show interest in. So you know what kinds of questions you can ask.
Questions and answers
As you move though the college fair make surer that you have all the answer that you need from the college. BUT MAKE SURE YOU ARE NOT SHY ON ASKING THE QUESTION. You have to be open minded on these question that you have for the person to aswer for you. You can also sit there with each of the representative and ask individual answers.
Make Contact
Many colleges represenative would maybe ask for you to fill out a contact card so they can sent you more information on the program that you may be interested in. By going to booth to booth the representative would have you fill out one. SO BE PREPARED! This contact information card would haave your name, address, e-mail address, phone number, a grade- point average, and many major that you are interested in, and also when you are graduating.
Take Your Pick
Now thoughout the visits you have made at the fair you would be able to have a good idea of which college you like and even the few you would like to apply to.
College choice very hard… There are lots of colleges to go to. But making it simple is easy. Just show your face at a College Fair. This College Fairs are for you to get your choices right. A college fair is where you can get your answers for your questions. The colleges can also give you information about the school.
Know Before You go
There may be hundreds or thousand of colleges at the fair. Before going to the fair know what booths you should go to, and you show interest in. So you know what kinds of questions you can ask.
Questions and answers
As you move though the college fair make surer that you have all the answer that you need from the college. BUT MAKE SURE YOU ARE NOT SHY ON ASKING THE QUESTION. You have to be open minded on these question that you have for the person to aswer for you. You can also sit there with each of the representative and ask individual answers.
Make Contact
Many colleges represenative would maybe ask for you to fill out a contact card so they can sent you more information on the program that you may be interested in. By going to booth to booth the representative would have you fill out one. SO BE PREPARED! This contact information card would haave your name, address, e-mail address, phone number, a grade- point average, and many major that you are interested in, and also when you are graduating.
Take Your Pick
Now thoughout the visits you have made at the fair you would be able to have a good idea of which college you like and even the few you would like to apply to.
Friday, October 24, 2008
Top Floor, Please!
This article is about a ladie named Debbie Grant. She did not know what to do after high school and after college. She heard some news from her close friend that told her about a job... So she met with the director of the sales and catering at the hotel . All the job basily was about was to book meetings and banquets. But she told the director that she did not know how to do this job. But the director commoned" it is like taking care of a visitor that cames to your house." So she decided to try out the job.. And she liked it... Then she became the hotels manager of the InterContinertal Buckhead Atlanta, a four-star hotel... After 2 months later is got promoted agian to become the regional director of the sales and marketing. She did this all without a collage degree...
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Face Off!
Face Off
Two Candidates. Three Big Issues.
Two weeks from now(October 23, 2008) People would be voting for the next U.S. Presidents against Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama. Voters have many questions in there minds on who to vote for. They are asking themselves on who can we trust to run the country for four years. Besides that the U.S republic has many problems. They have problems with the banks and businesses they are running out of money… The U.S troops are fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan for what I don’t know… Even the gas is going up, people are wondering how they can put in there gas to go to work and back home. We would all know as soooo as the new U.S President is voted? Right….
Two Candidates. Three Big Issues.
Two weeks from now(October 23, 2008) People would be voting for the next U.S. Presidents against Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama. Voters have many questions in there minds on who to vote for. They are asking themselves on who can we trust to run the country for four years. Besides that the U.S republic has many problems. They have problems with the banks and businesses they are running out of money… The U.S troops are fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan for what I don’t know… Even the gas is going up, people are wondering how they can put in there gas to go to work and back home. We would all know as soooo as the new U.S President is voted? Right….
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