. There's nothing wrong with eating fried foods as long as you drink at least three glasses of water during the meal.
B. Try to eat fish that's fried instead of broiled.
C. When shopping, it's important to eat high-calorie snacks every two hours.
D. Full-service restaurants usually provide the greatest variety and flexibility in types of foods and preparation methods.What is the best advice to give about eating out?
D of course...... Fried foods are not only fattening but high in cholesterol, one should never choose fried instead of broiled for dietary reasons as well as health reasons. once in a while is fine but not on a regular basis...... c is just a ridiculous statement, and d is most true.
now....... a through c sound like alot of fun though!!!!What is the best advice to give about eating out?
Surfside 6!
Who lives there?
Surfside 6!
Young bachelors?
In Miami Beach!
D- But my best advice is to always be courteous to your server and tip well if it is warranted.
E. None of the above
Whatever and wherever you decide to eat, be sure to exercise afterwards!
C - i love this advice. all pls follow this advice and snack all day.
Friday, January 8, 2010
What is the best advice you can give to a new science student?
I'm going to university soon to study nutrition (applied science). Was hoping to get some tips from former science students on how to make the learning/memorizing/commiting go a little more smoothly.What is the best advice you can give to a new science student?
Study groups help a lot. You'll make friends and have someone to commiserate with, too.
Be prepared for a lot of work, and not being able to party with your liberal arts roommates.
When you get discouraged, remember that you'll be graduating with a degree that will put you well on your way for a great career!What is the best advice you can give to a new science student?
Nutrition is one of the easier sciences.
I am a molecular biologist. I used to recite in the shower; i'd have it memorized in minutes.
STUDY...everyday not just before a midterm or exam...talk to your profs! if you don't understand, most of them are approachable
Read, read,read. Memorize much. Study in teams if you can. Don't be afraid to ask questions.
It does help to rewrite you lecture notes within a day of the lecture so that you can look back on them and understand it.
Whenever I forgot to rewrite things, I'd look back on my lecture notes and have no idea what's going on.
Do active study, not just passive study.
Instead of copying out of a textbook, draw diagrams/flowcharts/whatever. It gets the mind thinking and I found it extremely helpful.
Study groups are great too. If you don't understand something then someone will be able to teach you (and if they don't know, you can look it up and learn it together). And if they don't understand something that you do then you can teach them, reinforcing it in your mind. It's a win-win situation.
Study groups help a lot. You'll make friends and have someone to commiserate with, too.
Be prepared for a lot of work, and not being able to party with your liberal arts roommates.
When you get discouraged, remember that you'll be graduating with a degree that will put you well on your way for a great career!What is the best advice you can give to a new science student?
Nutrition is one of the easier sciences.
I am a molecular biologist. I used to recite in the shower; i'd have it memorized in minutes.
STUDY...everyday not just before a midterm or exam...talk to your profs! if you don't understand, most of them are approachable
Read, read,read. Memorize much. Study in teams if you can. Don't be afraid to ask questions.
It does help to rewrite you lecture notes within a day of the lecture so that you can look back on them and understand it.
Whenever I forgot to rewrite things, I'd look back on my lecture notes and have no idea what's going on.
Do active study, not just passive study.
Instead of copying out of a textbook, draw diagrams/flowcharts/whatever. It gets the mind thinking and I found it extremely helpful.
Study groups are great too. If you don't understand something then someone will be able to teach you (and if they don't know, you can look it up and learn it together). And if they don't understand something that you do then you can teach them, reinforcing it in your mind. It's a win-win situation.
What is the best advice you have ever recieved?
If you could pass on one piece of advice to your children, or the next generation, what one thing would you advise?What is the best advice you have ever recieved?
To speak up for yourself and show respect for all beings, human or animal ... doing otherwise demeans yourself more than the subject of your disrespect.
I think that learning how to communicate well, voice your feelings tactfully and without attacking is an important skill that is useful in all aspects of life. I work on that with my nearly four year old daughter... giving her words for her feelings when she doesn't yet know how to do it. I see it helping in the way that she freely expresses herself and in how well she does it for her age. I hope that it will help give her a solid base to build on.What is the best advice you have ever recieved?
don't be niave.
enjoy every moment. carpe diem!!!
Don't hold a grudge.
Don't look back, they may be gaining on you.
Birth Control.
Stay off Drugs.
Work hard in High School.
Exercise.
(you know, all the things I didn't do)
Believe in God
To speak up for yourself and show respect for all beings, human or animal ... doing otherwise demeans yourself more than the subject of your disrespect.
I think that learning how to communicate well, voice your feelings tactfully and without attacking is an important skill that is useful in all aspects of life. I work on that with my nearly four year old daughter... giving her words for her feelings when she doesn't yet know how to do it. I see it helping in the way that she freely expresses herself and in how well she does it for her age. I hope that it will help give her a solid base to build on.What is the best advice you have ever recieved?
don't be niave.
enjoy every moment. carpe diem!!!
Don't hold a grudge.
Don't look back, they may be gaining on you.
Birth Control.
Stay off Drugs.
Work hard in High School.
Exercise.
(you know, all the things I didn't do)
Believe in God
What is the best advice you can give regarding Christmas light decorating outside?
In the past we have had bad luck with connecting too many strands of lights, and blowing fuses, forgetting to turn off the lights and running up high electic bills, etc. I know there are things you can buy at the store like timers, etc. I am wondering what items are really good for this and whether it is worth it to buy the more costly items for quality, etc. My 11 year old son really wants to do most of the decorating, and has done an excellent job in the past, so I want to help him learn the correct way to do this.What is the best advice you can give regarding Christmas light decorating outside?
Go for the new LED lights, they'll use a lot less power and they look a lot better too.What is the best advice you can give regarding Christmas light decorating outside?
Make sure the lights you have are outside lights. Make it simple, not too much. Simple is best. I seen some that have ice cycle like lights that hang down. They look nice and easy
Go for the new LED lights, they'll use a lot less power and they look a lot better too.What is the best advice you can give regarding Christmas light decorating outside?
Make sure the lights you have are outside lights. Make it simple, not too much. Simple is best. I seen some that have ice cycle like lights that hang down. They look nice and easy
Where can i get advice about how to best maintain a garden pond with fish and frogs in etc?
I've just moved into a house that has a pond in with plants fish loads of frog spawn and a pumped fountain. What i need to know is when should i feed the fish and how much? Should i leave the frog spawn in there with them? Should i clean out the pond? Any good advice or weblinks would be appreciated?Where can i get advice about how to best maintain a garden pond with fish and frogs in etc?
Please let you give one advice from a ';Once bitten, twice shy';.
Here is the story for all who will start this odyssee with
pond in the garden
A local Ikea store offered last year some ponds for the garden. Because my gf pledged I bought it. The first 2 weeks it was a useless nice thing . But then ...
Be aware of the frogs barking in the night and the flies breeding in the warm water. Hords of mosquitos bite ne. All my neighborhood are now at the edge to insanity.
now we use it as a playground for my catWhere can i get advice about how to best maintain a garden pond with fish and frogs in etc?
only change 30% of the water and leave frogs in there and feed till they stop eating it little at a time more in summer
my advice for you is to snatch out the egs of frogs we do it in spring in Lithuania ,after this youll see that there are no frogs in your garden pond.The frogs egs look like little point.Good luck.natural lipstick
Please let you give one advice from a ';Once bitten, twice shy';.
Here is the story for all who will start this odyssee with
pond in the garden
A local Ikea store offered last year some ponds for the garden. Because my gf pledged I bought it. The first 2 weeks it was a useless nice thing . But then ...
Be aware of the frogs barking in the night and the flies breeding in the warm water. Hords of mosquitos bite ne. All my neighborhood are now at the edge to insanity.
now we use it as a playground for my catWhere can i get advice about how to best maintain a garden pond with fish and frogs in etc?
only change 30% of the water and leave frogs in there and feed till they stop eating it little at a time more in summer
my advice for you is to snatch out the egs of frogs we do it in spring in Lithuania ,after this youll see that there are no frogs in your garden pond.The frogs egs look like little point.Good luck.
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Can anyone give advice on how to control a mole invasion in your yard?
( My first question..thank you for answering )
Having a lot of problems with pesky moles taking over the yard. I would love to know of any
( original ) ideas other than the standard traps, pepper, gum or Castor Bean plant suggestions.Can anyone give advice on how to control a mole invasion in your yard?
To get rid of moles you have to get rid of the food source, grubs. Grub control treatments are most effective in late summer when the grubs are newly hatched and shallow in the soil. I have posted a link for you in eradicating the grubs. It is beneficial nematodes.
What are nematodes? Nematodes are naturally occurring, earth friendly microscopic worms.
Please see website I have posted for you.Can anyone give advice on how to control a mole invasion in your yard?
Go to the grocery store and get lye and put it in the tunnles they will lick it off their feet and die
In my area they go after grub worms in the soil. I used a multi-purpose insect controller. Sprinkled it over problem areas and I haven't had a problem since.
#1 You have to use Grub-ex in early summer.
#2 Get a hoop type mole trap, it's the only kind that works.
There may not be as many you think, one mole can do a
lot of damage.
They are solitary animals, if you kill it, there may not be
another.
As crazy as it sounds, they hate hard rock music. If you can find a small transistor radio, put it on a hard rock station turn it on, drop it into their hole and they will leave.
Get a cat! We don't have a problem anymore.
Sounds cruel but placing broken glass in their runs is a possible way to ask them to go elsewhere. Another is cedar shavings and mothballs pushed into their tunnels.
Although these were mentioned, juicy fruit gum worked in my case. A tablespoon of Castor bean oil mixed with two tablespoons of liquid detergent until it looks like shaving cream. Add to warm water in a sprinkling can and pour over trouble spots. But only after it has rained.
um a baseball bat hotdogs and cyanide
Yeah. Get a cat.
We've also had problems with them, and this is what we did. Take dog poop and shove it down their hole. I'm not kidding! I guess they feel they're being invaded and won't use that hole again! My sister also used to do this and she no longer has any moles around, and neither do we.
You can put a cheap radio on a rock station in the hole really loud and that will keep them out of the yard and doesn't cost a lot of money, or spray your yard for grubs as that is one of their favorite foods.
Having a lot of problems with pesky moles taking over the yard. I would love to know of any
( original ) ideas other than the standard traps, pepper, gum or Castor Bean plant suggestions.Can anyone give advice on how to control a mole invasion in your yard?
To get rid of moles you have to get rid of the food source, grubs. Grub control treatments are most effective in late summer when the grubs are newly hatched and shallow in the soil. I have posted a link for you in eradicating the grubs. It is beneficial nematodes.
What are nematodes? Nematodes are naturally occurring, earth friendly microscopic worms.
Please see website I have posted for you.Can anyone give advice on how to control a mole invasion in your yard?
Go to the grocery store and get lye and put it in the tunnles they will lick it off their feet and die
In my area they go after grub worms in the soil. I used a multi-purpose insect controller. Sprinkled it over problem areas and I haven't had a problem since.
#1 You have to use Grub-ex in early summer.
#2 Get a hoop type mole trap, it's the only kind that works.
There may not be as many you think, one mole can do a
lot of damage.
They are solitary animals, if you kill it, there may not be
another.
As crazy as it sounds, they hate hard rock music. If you can find a small transistor radio, put it on a hard rock station turn it on, drop it into their hole and they will leave.
Get a cat! We don't have a problem anymore.
Sounds cruel but placing broken glass in their runs is a possible way to ask them to go elsewhere. Another is cedar shavings and mothballs pushed into their tunnels.
Although these were mentioned, juicy fruit gum worked in my case. A tablespoon of Castor bean oil mixed with two tablespoons of liquid detergent until it looks like shaving cream. Add to warm water in a sprinkling can and pour over trouble spots. But only after it has rained.
um a baseball bat hotdogs and cyanide
Yeah. Get a cat.
We've also had problems with them, and this is what we did. Take dog poop and shove it down their hole. I'm not kidding! I guess they feel they're being invaded and won't use that hole again! My sister also used to do this and she no longer has any moles around, and neither do we.
You can put a cheap radio on a rock station in the hole really loud and that will keep them out of the yard and doesn't cost a lot of money, or spray your yard for grubs as that is one of their favorite foods.
What is some advice you can give me for trying tennis?
I really want to start playing tennis. I've been sort of playing it a little in the summer for a year with my family and I think it is really fun and hope to do it next year in High School. Any tips of advice you can give? No one in my family has really played tennis so they aren't as experienced. Any help would be great thanks!What is some advice you can give me for trying tennis?
just pick up a racquet and ball and go hit and serve...justs tart playing and ull get better..i started 2 summers ago..even though im anturally athletic im on the school varsity team now, and its a lot of fun. also watch videos on youtube or soemthing to learn beginner techniques
but it is a very hard sport to masterWhat is some advice you can give me for trying tennis?
I think if you are just starting out the best thing to do is to take a few lessons from someone. They can teach you the basics and then you can build on that and get better. Once you have a basic understanding of how to play you just need to play as much as you can. I find it helps me if I watch good players and try to emulate some of the things that they do. Like anything else, it takes a lot practice to get good.
It's not a good idea to play high school tennis after 1 year at it. You need to make sure you are ready and that you can make varsity before you can try out like me.
Get good equipment and learn the right techniques instead of hitting the wrong way.
Practice endurance and speed. Do footwork drills.
Practice with a ball machine everyday,
Join a club. Meet up with like-minded people %26amp; make some new friends. Some clubs give free lessons when you join up so shop around when lookin for a club. Maybe the family could join too.
No need to spend ridonkulous amounts of money, just spend as you progress.
Set up a routine so that you can fit it into your daily / weekly schedule
EG: School / Tennis / Swim / Home
Take lessons. Ask around for some names of instructors in your area. They will be able to tell you tips you wouldn't be able to know yourself and you will get better at a faster rate.
lessons would obviously be amazin but ya could definatly just look up some techniques...ya really just need to practice! =)
try taking group lessons. it's cheaper than private, and it's more fun. if u just want to learn, take private lessons. keep ur eye on the ball and be consistent
play with people better than u and get prince as your racket. Its great
even for beginners.
just pick up a racquet and ball and go hit and serve...justs tart playing and ull get better..i started 2 summers ago..even though im anturally athletic im on the school varsity team now, and its a lot of fun. also watch videos on youtube or soemthing to learn beginner techniques
but it is a very hard sport to masterWhat is some advice you can give me for trying tennis?
I think if you are just starting out the best thing to do is to take a few lessons from someone. They can teach you the basics and then you can build on that and get better. Once you have a basic understanding of how to play you just need to play as much as you can. I find it helps me if I watch good players and try to emulate some of the things that they do. Like anything else, it takes a lot practice to get good.
It's not a good idea to play high school tennis after 1 year at it. You need to make sure you are ready and that you can make varsity before you can try out like me.
Get good equipment and learn the right techniques instead of hitting the wrong way.
Practice endurance and speed. Do footwork drills.
Practice with a ball machine everyday,
Join a club. Meet up with like-minded people %26amp; make some new friends. Some clubs give free lessons when you join up so shop around when lookin for a club. Maybe the family could join too.
No need to spend ridonkulous amounts of money, just spend as you progress.
Set up a routine so that you can fit it into your daily / weekly schedule
EG: School / Tennis / Swim / Home
Take lessons. Ask around for some names of instructors in your area. They will be able to tell you tips you wouldn't be able to know yourself and you will get better at a faster rate.
lessons would obviously be amazin but ya could definatly just look up some techniques...ya really just need to practice! =)
try taking group lessons. it's cheaper than private, and it's more fun. if u just want to learn, take private lessons. keep ur eye on the ball and be consistent
play with people better than u and get prince as your racket. Its great
even for beginners.
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