Leif Andreason: Alright, this is a lesson all girls should know. Guys are very very simple, if he likes you.. he'll ask you out. If he doesn't like you... he won't ask you out. There are very few exceptions in the middle. Let him make the first move if he's interested.-Connor
Marty Tichnell: Not even conner manSome guys wouldnt ask you out, they may be scared that you say might say no. Other guys would. All depends on the guy.
answers 0:Which job is more suitable for me?Okay please serious answers only. I am a 20 year old female and I'm just going to be vain for a second; I'm not ugly. I have a nice body and face. I need to make extra money so I decided to use my looks tommy advantage. I became a stripper; I also have the option to work at hooters and this is where I'm conflicted. The money is good for stripping only on the weekends, not many people come during the week and there are a lot of pretty girls there. Hooters to be honest I would have to say I'm the prettiest girl I have seen so far, that's why they want me so bad. I have both a dance liscence and a smart serve so I just don't know which one is more profitable in the long run. The most I made in a night stripping was 1000 but I have to pay to work and I don't get a wage. I haven't worked! at hooters yet but when I worked as a waitress guys would tip me a lot for no reason even though it wasn't a hooters style restaurant. And you also get a wage. I am a student and young and I just am at a loss of which one is more beneficial in the long run. If you have any opinions I would really appreciate it :)...Show moreanswers 1:I am a 23 year old male and I am going to be vain for a second. I am good looking. And I don't give tips because I bust my *** for my money. Good luck honey. Maybe you should try to be a playboy bunny.answers 2:"...which one is more beneficial in the long run..."Really?Have some self-respect. Neither of these jobs should be in the same sentence as "long term."answers 3:what do you care? - you aint gonna be doing either in 10 years time(but in any case I think your question is bullsh//t)answers 4:My cousin worked as a stripper to put her self through dental school. She is now a dentist. I would say stripping if you can find a classy place.a! nswers 5:From the two jobs, the "hooters" job *may* be somewha! t safer and more dignifying than stripping. A strip club (or gentlemen's club) might have men with various addictions, including drugs, alcohol, gambling, and/or sex. Other risks of working at a strip club may include predators looking for their next target for human sex trafficking (which is basically forced prostitution). That's not to say that there aren't certain risks working as a scantily clad waitress, so please do continue to do your research and due diligence.For more general career info: https://www.bls.gov/ooh/ and can type into search for whichever career that piques one's interest....answers 6:As we don;t now you we have no idea what's better for you. Only you know that.
answers 0:What advises would you give to teenagers who are sexually active?answers 1:Condoms!!!answers 2:I imagine that my first advice would be "Don't be sexually active", but I doubt they'd pay the slightest bit of attention to it, so I'll move on to my other pieces of advice:1. Use protection. We have enough teen pregnancies.2. Sex doesn't equal love, so don't assume the guy or girl that's banging you is doing it because he or she is madly in love with you, even if they SAY they love you. The last thing you want is to end up sobbing your eyes out and feeling all cheated when your partner goes looking for someone better in bed....answers 3:be safe - always ask about previous partners - testing and make sure to always use protection - condoms/dental damsanswers 4:While al! l of us adults would prefer if teenagers waited until they are at least 18 we know it's not practical to just scream "DON'T YOU DARE" at teens. I don't have kids but if I did I would take the same approach my parents took with me. I would make sure my teen had very comprehensive sex education. Because I am from a conservative town I did not get that in school; my mom took me to the health department and sat me down with a counselor who armed me with tons of literature, online links, and free condoms. This counselor also performed the battery of HIV and STD testing on me even though I was a virgin. He believed it was important that I know before I started having sex what responsible sexually active people do to take care of themselves and their partners.So, my advice would be not only to make sure you always have condoms (or birth control if you're a girl - both in combination are best, but one is better than none) but that you are armed to the teeth with as much health! information as you can possibly get access to. Finally, once! you start having sex it's important to get tested twice per year....answers 5:As ludicrous as this will sound, and teens will turn a deaf ear."Don't" would be my first but of advice,but as a teen once, albeit gay, which this question is out of category, it might depend on the ages of the teens, the forms of protection used, their personal hygiene, moral values set by parents, even if denied, Peer pressure certainly, "Have you done it yet" in wanting to keep up with the crowd. As young teens my GF and I would have never come out, but we did in late teens, and it was accepted. Part of the issue, is we have two babies adopted from 14 year old mothers....answers 6:Try not to be and if you are at the very least use protection? Also girls (if heterosexual) don't just rely on a condom to stop you getting pregnant. Also I would advise been careful who you sleep with. Final bit advice if you are insistent on been sexually active get checked frequently for STD's and STI's.
Mandy Mustaro: There are not enough dietitians and nutritionists available to serve the entire healthcare industry. That means that nurses often fill the role of nutrition counselors. Nurses do not receive extensive education about nutrition, but there are great opportunities for nurses in nutrition, both as educators and researchers. One way this can happen is through the use of nutrition assessment tools.
Solomon Belback: Medicine is nothing more than a business...Profit is bloodmoney dependent on you continuing to be in an unwell state so the pharmaceutical industry can continue to make their billions of dollars.I have worked many years in a hospital and could not longer take it seeing people dying of cancer and realized me being a doctor would never make a difference so I turned down a career in medicine as a physician even after accepted into medical school.I took my BS in biochemistry and focused on learning about alternative medicine, healing and cutting edg! e research and I can tell you that letters after a person's name mean nothing as what i know exceeds PHD and MD's.Cancers are preventable and curable as well as any other disease you can imagine.So the answer to your question is that it does not matter what the role is because they are being paid to do a job and their license is to keep the pharmaceutical companies profitable. The pharma dictate what is taught in med school as well as nursing school so anything nutritional taught is to make it look good to those who are looking in from the outside.Your health is your health and do you own diligence and learn about nutrition and wellness for yourself and be healthy. This is your responsibility.NEVER TAKE A VACCINATION....Show more
Jesusita Dykhoff: The role sometimes depend on what type of consultant they are.In general, a health care nutrionist In the hospitalmanagingsystemmay have responsibilite that may include organizing budgets for meals, food and meal supplies! , and assuring all meals meet hospital expectations.While con! sultant nutrionists will carry out research on a product and the products beneficial supplements and try to devise these into a meal plan.Hope this answered your question some! If your just referring to nurses in general, I don't think they hve much say in the foods provided to them in or from the hospital, as most of these are surely chosen depending on patient diagnosis.Sorry I'm not studying nutrition, so I don't know all their methods, sorry....Show more
Walter Scordino: what is that medical condition-You & I can start a new organisation of people to help people like you--You know that you can send e mail messages to me through this yahoo answers section ,by clicking the word ‘E mail’ in my profile
Spencer Heidtbrink: do a search for mitoaction it is a great site devoted to mitochondrial disorders. My son has a mitichondrial myopathy and this site has been very helpfull.
Bernie Cerra: There are several causes of a mitochondrial dysfunction.Genetics, oxidative stress,iron overload-Who is suffering from this disease?
