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TSR Med Students' Society Part III

Reply 1380

Jessaay!

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Original post by lekky

I found you :wink:

I'm not quite so impressed by that anymore seeing as probably 50% of the people on here have :p:

Reply 1381

Jessaay!

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In other news, I've had such a wasted weekend and all this week is going to be consumed by drinking/rowing. drinking/rowing is not so much of a waste but still :p:

Reply 1382

win2kpro

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PBL write-up is done! :yy:

Yay, I can go to bed! :yawn:

- Oh wait... I need to be up in 30 minutes.... :emo:

Reply 1383

Jessaay!

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Original post by win2kpro

PBL write-up is done! :yy:

Yay, I can go to bed! :yawn:

- Oh wait... I need to be up in 30 minutes.... :emo:

HAhahaa owned.

Reply 1384

ThisLittlePiggy

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Original post by Renal

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I could have guessed at an orange jump suit, that or a strait-jacket... :wink:

On the whole stalking front, I worked out a highly likely candidate for the real identity of Dr Grumble, medical blogger.

The things people do when they're procrastinating...

(edited 13 years ago)

Reply 1385

Mushi_master

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I've not managed to stalk anyone, fail :frown:

Although facebook was crashing...

+1 to whoever stalks me first! Probably won't be that hard to find tbh.

Reply 1386

Lantana

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Original post by Mushi_master

I've not managed to stalk anyone, fail :frown:

Although facebook was crashing...

+1 to whoever stalks me first! Probably won't be that hard to find tbh.

Are you dragging a big stick along a beach?

Reply 1387

Mushi_master

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Original post by Lantana

Are you dragging a big stick along a beach?

Most possibly!

Reply 1388

Phryx

Original post by Mushi_master

Most possibly!

Worked at Royal United Hospital (Health Care Assistant)

Reply 1389

Mushi_master

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Original post by Phryx

Worked at Royal United Hospital (Health Care Assistant)

I had no idea it would be so easy, doesn't bother me though.

Reply 1390

billet-doux

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Original post by Mushi_master

Well it's not that bad, you just knuckle down and get on with it really, and by this point I find I take things in quicker and am better at filtering what I need to know and how much time I should spend.

I wrote shorthand notes for each lecture, spending maybe 15-20 mins on each one, and was revising a scenario a day. Then with the last couple of days just read through the slides a couple of times quite quickly, seemed to work for me.

It seems to take me like 2 hours to make notes on one lecture, I think I'm probably spending way too much time on them :frown:

do you know if we get past paper questions for phase 2 like we did for phase 1?

Reply 1391

Mushi_master

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Original post by billet-doux

It seems to take me like 2 hours to make notes on one lecture, I think I'm probably spending way too much time on them :frown:

do you know if we get past paper questions for phase 2 like we did for phase 1?

Well, when working throughout the year it's more like an hour per lecture making notes - 15/20 mins is what I'd spend on a first run through when revising over Easter. Each lecture totally varies of course.

Aren't some of the sample questions on the VC related to phase 2? I didn't use them so not sure. You never know, some may end on the black market around revision time.

Reply 1392

Elles

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Original post by Helenia

Having been to a couple of wedding fairs this weekend, we are a bit :eek4:

at how much everything (especially professional photography) costs, so not currently sure if we're actually going to have one. Seems a bit risky but it's just so. much. money.

Hmm - I'd think carefully. We had plenty of friends-with-good-cameras (& there were the occasional gems from them - if you look through our facebook album any wedding photo with a thanks to & then name rather than 'Radiant' was an amateur!) BUT i would have been disappointed if those were all I had... Having someone paid to get the details, preparation, during the ceremony (your registrar will probably only let one person take photos during! & those are some of my absolute favourites :love:

) , the group shots you want etc. I think was worth it.

Wedding fayre photographers are probably the mid-higher end so it might actually be cheaper? Especially outside of the London fringe! We spent 5% of our total budget on photographer (& prob smidgen higher in total because i'm putting albums together myself so materials costs there).

Photos are one of the things that last. He says memories too - but if he's a demented old man one days he needs beautiful photos of his once beautiful wife. :tongue: