Hi everyone, I'm looking for some advice and experiences of the foundation programme in Scotland, specifically in the Dundee/Fife/Edinburgh region. I'm from Scotland originally and have spent a long time living in and around the East Coast but have no idea about what the foundation training is like in those areas.
I'm a 4th year med student and will have to start doing the whole job application shtick in September. I'm 100% set on going back to Scotland (currently in an English med school) and my non-medic partner would like to be close to a major city for social things. Otherwise I'd probably apply to the North Region!
Ideally I'd like to spend majority of my time in a DGH and to that end I've been looking at places like St John's in Livingston, or Victoria Hospital in Fife. The Edinburgh based rotations inevitably include RIE - what is that like? I know it's really busy, but is it a good busy?
Dundee is also somewhere I'm considering - how is Ninewells compared to RIE? I checked the junior doctors website for reviews already but unfortunately the places I'm looking at have 1 review at most.
Any experiences/perspectives would be greatly appreciated!
I'm gonna say this first just so I don't seem like a posh asshole: I'm not trying to buy a beach.
There is this guy my friends and I know who's been bothering us for years now. Without getting too into it he basically says extremely outlandish things sometimes and we're trying to catch him out to get back at him for antagonizing us.
Basically he sent a picture of some beach to a bunch of us once and said "our private beach" to basically show us he has money. He didn't elaborate on it from there. Can you actually have a "private beach" in Ireland? (He lives in the south-east near either Wexford or South of Wicklow if that's useful)
We are bouncing to store mode and Everything is timing out.
By form, I mean, you use western, eastern, southern, and northern to describe regions in Europe, but you use west, east, south, and north for Asia, Americas (North America & South America), and Africa (North Africa).
Why is that? Why does Europe use the different ones?
TLDR: Echo Valley - Ymir Containment Site lane is useless; add a couple lattices to allow more pop movement in the south-east Esamir corner. Also look at the attached image for suggested lattice changes
South-East Corner of Esamir Sucks !
Most the fights in southern Esamir one has seen since the changes, more often than not, were closer to the southern warpgate as opposed to the eastern one.
Places like Waterson's Redemption, Bridgeward, Elli Tower and Elli Forest pass see a lot more fighting than Frostfall Overlook, Ymir Ruins, and even Terran BL-4 crash site. Not even mentioning how Jord Amp Station never sees a fight and is hardly never ghostcapped.
Most pop finds itself fighting at Elli Forest or Waterson's/Echo Valley at the start of the continent (occasionally BL-4). The difference being that if the eastern warpgate faction captures Waterson's, they can move further to push to the southern warpgate towards Baldur or Bridgeward. Whereas if the southern warpgate faction captures BL-4 Crash Site, they can either go to the Containment site (which they likely have access to anyway), or through Jord Amp to Echo Valley (which again they also have likely access to already), i.e. BL-4 is basically a dead end unlike Waterson's.
The point is, the lane between Echo Valley Substation, and Ymir Containment Site serves no purpose in pushing any pop towards any meaningful objective.
New suggested lattices to help move the pop around the area:
Jord Amp to Nott Communications -- The other two amp stations have a link to their middle warpgate bases, why not this one? It would give a damn good reason to go fight here.
BL-4 Crash site to Frostfall Overlook -- If the eastern warpgate has the option to push Waterson's and Bridgeward, to get to Elli Tower, why can't the southern warpgate have the option to push Frostfall overlook just as easily? (both Elli Tower and Frostfall are just as far from their respective warpgates after all).
https://preview.redd.it/s4soyn5iksz71.png?width=1176&format=png&auto=webp&s=11451c2d401665ea94f0a431d089cac52dfd9a27
Are there different lifestyles, cultural values, politics, etc?
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We are investigating issues regarding login in the South-East Asia region. Thank you to those who sent in reports.
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We are investigating issues regarding login in the South-East Asia region. Thank you to those who sent in reports.
We are working on a fix to re-establish connections to our Tenno in the affected areas, and we will update you here with the most current information!
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EDIT 12/6/2021 @ 10:44am ET: We have narrowed it down to a specific ISP issue and are monitoring if this is something we can fix on our end. It is possible the specific ISP will need to provide fixes.
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Hey all, Not seeking a fight here, but whats up with the pizza. I lived in NJ and then in NYC for ~7 years, and recently moved to NH.
Why is it that there are no places making pizza like they do in the NYC area?
All the pizza here I can find is fluffy, wide crust, and sweet sauced. The pizza I am used to, and as I understand is known as "New York Style", isn't around, it's nothing like the pizza of my youth and early professional life.
I would say all pizza is good pizza, even at it's worst its sauce cheese and crust. However it seems the best pizza I can find in NH is worse then the worst pizza available in NJ/NYC.
Is it that people don't like that style around here? Is it "the water" that makes the NY/NJ pizza better?
I am looking for a thin(ish), crispy crust, with thin edge crust as well, low moisture mozzarella, and a tomato(y) style sauce.
Whats up here?
Hello,
I'm trying to find a website where I can find the weather outlook like weather.gov for USA, but for South East Asian region? The problem is that because many of the countries in SEA are still developing countries and their websites are lacking detailed outlook.
Thank you beforehand people!
