Q. I'm presenting a school dance show and was wishing to create around 1 to 2 minute clip of opening titles. they will include letter from the title of the show like bouncing along school desks etc. and coming together at the end. the show is quite modern and funky so they need to be of high quality. please can someone request some good software to use. thanks.
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What is Group Policy and how does one change it?
Q. I am unable to turn on Windows Firewall on my desk top and the message 'for your security some settings are controlled by Group Policy' is displayed. What is Group Policy and how can I change it?
A. not fully understanding what hardware / software you have? - if you have a laptop from you job there are rules in place that will prevent this change if done, do to other software on your system needing open access to the company network. check with your employers IT dept for guidance on adding the firewall.
How to start your own office for beginning Gastroenterologist?
Q. Or any doctor, in general, that practices a specific medical field. I want to be a doctor in the future, and I'm wondering what it will take once i pass college and all the requirements. What should i do to increase my chances of getting a job in college? How much would it cost to open an office (or clinic)? I'm in high school, going into sophomore year. I know what classes I'm taking already, but what can i do now to help me.
A. You need to start getting involved in a wide variety of extracurricular activities and start volunteering at medical clinics. Once you are old enough, get a patient care certification (some are as few as 4-6 weeks) and see if you can get work or a volunteer position in that field.
Your GPA needs to be great to get into a good college and then your college GPA, your MCAT, and your rescue will help you get into a good med school.
Don't get too focused on what specialty you want to do right now, unless it's the difference between DO and MD or DPM. Your pre-med will be the same but your med school will be different. Anyway, in med school, you rotate through student extern/internships and can get a feel for where you will fit in and what you will like.
What does it cost to open a clinic? It depends on your speciality and what you offer in house. Minimally, you need a building (usually leased) with medical equipment. This means tables, waiting room with chairs, reception desk, back office desks, office space, clinic rooms, etc. Then you need proper equipment like x-ray machines, developers, computer systems/software, and the daily essentials like hand wash, toiler paper, table papers, gowns, gloves, syringes, meds appropriate for your specialty for in-house treatments, and 'surgical' equipment for things like suture removal, dressing wounds, etc.
Many docs get their feet wet and establish a patient base by joining an existing practice or buying out a practice.
Your GPA needs to be great to get into a good college and then your college GPA, your MCAT, and your rescue will help you get into a good med school.
Don't get too focused on what specialty you want to do right now, unless it's the difference between DO and MD or DPM. Your pre-med will be the same but your med school will be different. Anyway, in med school, you rotate through student extern/internships and can get a feel for where you will fit in and what you will like.
What does it cost to open a clinic? It depends on your speciality and what you offer in house. Minimally, you need a building (usually leased) with medical equipment. This means tables, waiting room with chairs, reception desk, back office desks, office space, clinic rooms, etc. Then you need proper equipment like x-ray machines, developers, computer systems/software, and the daily essentials like hand wash, toiler paper, table papers, gowns, gloves, syringes, meds appropriate for your specialty for in-house treatments, and 'surgical' equipment for things like suture removal, dressing wounds, etc.
Many docs get their feet wet and establish a patient base by joining an existing practice or buying out a practice.
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