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Have skybringer and rat king. Wanting to get something in before reset

Jmath25 - ps4

https://imgur.com/1LqEdBs

We were down for the majority of the game. I'm really glad you can still come back with a win despite being 3 levels down at one point. Adrenaline was definitely pumping towards the end

Replay can be found here if anyone wants to watch: https://mega.co.nz/#!hY91gCyZ!85klfX8INPFOqqdLzUpbdqwZYc3oK7Ugcaw5GnIf164

Hey all, not sure if any of you guys play Blizzard's version of DOTA/LoL but I've definitely been hooked. I try to play games mostly at night (a couple before I pass out)

Add me on battle.net at codeviper#1433

Hey all, starting my ObGyn rotation next week. I know reading case files is a given for the rotation, but I'm still mulling between step up to ObGyn vs. blueprints. I'm not a big fan of the blueprints series in general, but the step up book just came out this past Summer. Does anyone have any experience with using this book for the shelf?

http://www.amazon.com/Step-Up-Obstetrics-Gynecology-Series/dp/1451112440

Hey all, I'm about to trek through the VSAS train here in a couple weeks. I was wondering if programs hold it against you if you choose not attend their program for a rotation?

Example: Say I apply to 3 schools, but choose to only go to 2 schools for my away rotations, does the 3rd school hold it against me come interview time?

I know I'm probably overthinking things, but I was trying to figure out if it's better to apply to a lot of aways (maybe 5 to 10) vs. the exact amount I need (2).

Hey all, just wanted to see if any M4s/anyone who has already done their interviews could chime in to a potential dilemma that I may have in a few months.

I found out recently that there is a possibility that I won't be able to complete my sub-I at my home institution prior to the ERAS deadline on September 1st due to a scheduling lottery. A lottery as in we specifically don't choose what courses we can enroll into, versus there are predesigned "tracks" that we may or may not be automatically placed in.

At my institution, there are a ton of students that are interested in ortho so obviously they would want to do a sub-I in ortho. However there are only two months at the beginning of fourt

With regards to the IM shelf, is there a significant amount of biostats/epidemiology questions?

Secondly, I've always read not to use your step 1 notes to study for step 2. Does this principle apply to the concepts in biostats? I took a crapton of notes (i.e. I did the Taus Method) from First Aid/HY Behavioral/uworld while studying for step1 and wasn't sure if it would be beneficial to look at.

Thanks!