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If you are applying for a medical career post and need some help with how to organise your application, then it can appear a little bewildering.

You may be struggling as everybody else is behaving like it’s no big deal - do not fall into that trap. Remember, those days in medical school when everyone wasn’t bothered about the stats exam and were planning to go out all night drinking instead of preparing…only to discover that they had been swotting the day before?

Try to be sensible. You know you have a busy job and you want to do the right thing for your patients. You also know that you have to enjoy yourself. Christmas is coming and you haven’t got loads of time to put towards that looming ST application form.

Don’t leave it until the last minute as you wont do yourself justice.
Consider getting some advice.

Speak to people that you trust.

Have a look at these useful resources:

Video on ST training

This is from a professionally designed interview training course manual that comes from http://medicalinterviewpreparation.co.uk. It has been designed by an NHS consultant to help you understand some of the features that will be asked from you for your ST medical interview.

The speciality training programme is the gateway to your career. Do not underestimate this important step. You worked so hard to get into medical school. You passed your exams to obtain your medical career.

Don’t let yourself down at this last stage!

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Never before in history has a single language been as widely
used as English. The number of English users in Asia alone is
more or less equal to the number of Native English speakers
worldwide: 350 million, more or less the combined populations of
the United States, Britain and Canada.

The advent of the Internet has boosted English even further,
about eighty percent of the world’s electronically stored
information is in English, and this widespread use of the
language has caused an increase in the demand for English
courses. An estimate by the British Council reports that today
more than 1 billion people are learning English for work, study
or leisure. China is strongly pushing English language in its
schools, there are more Chinese children studying English as
second language than there are Britons.

Those among the native English speakers who believe their
language will soon be the standard for worldwide communication
should think again:

Firstly, it can hardly be considered their language
anymore, since the vast majority of English users are not native
speakers. English is a living language and like all languages it
evolves, it changes and adapts itself according to its
environment and - especially - the cultural and historical
background of its speakers, often mingling with idioms and
linguistic structires of the local language. There is no longer
one English, but rather various adapted forms of the language,
often with dramatic changes in spelling, pronunciation,
vocabulary and grammar.

Secondly, the Internet fastlane is producing an even more
interesting phenomenon, when one would imagine such a widespread
resoure as the Web to become a solid reference for spelling and
grammar, we are met with quite the opposite, English over the
Net is evolving, or rather de-evolving towards a more simplified
form.

More and more frequently we encounter what might look like
harmless spelling mistakes, blogs, newsletters, chats and forums
are full of them. At a closer look we might notice that some of
these altered forms are consistent across the Web, in some cases
we might encounter simplifications, such as there used
indifferently as ‘there’ or ‘their’, or phonetic shifts, caused
by the natural tendency to spell similar sounds the same way:
thus unstressed _ent and _ant both sound the same
and tend to be spelled _ant e.g. consistant Other
changes might involve the tendency to either spell ’s no
matter what grammar is involved, two chair’s or the
opposite, its for ‘it is’ pronoun + verb or ‘its own’
possessive pronoun.

The result of this might be surprising and, for the purists,
rather unsettling. If there ever is a common world language, it
won’t look or sound much like English anymore. Current trends
might produce a language with simplified grammar, she look
chair, phonetic spelling ther is a tendansy to bad
wether and foreign words Hungry kya ‘Are you hungry?’
a mixture of English and Hindi found in a recent ad for Domino’s
pizza in India.

Being a living language, the de-evolution of English seems
unstoppable, in a certain sense this is a signal of its good
health and of its massive usage in today’s world. Only dead
languages never change.

You may think once your child has gone off to school full-time (officially a First-Grader) that he/she no longer needs you…

You could not be more wrong…
Just consider the following three benefits of being an active part of your child’s new school life.
1) You get to see your child more than before and after school. Whether you feel that you need this interaction or not, your child will surely appreciate it.
2) You get to know your child’s classmates. You can better identify with who and what he/she is talking about when they come home from school.
3) You get to meet your child’s various teachers, principals, school nurses, school secretaries etc… basically every adult who has any interaction with your child. These relationships alone can prove valuable in keeping you “in the loop” with what’s really going on at school.
If these three basic reasons are not enough to motivate you, consider this: If you are not the parent volunteer for your child’s class, somebody else will be… and thus they will know more about your child and his/her activities at school than you will. After raising and nurturing your child for the past five or six year, is this what you really want?

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“This is homage to Martin Luther King, Jr.”

How much have we contributed to this existing world? Most or all of our paths are already taken or invented by the pioneers. Martin Luther King is one of the most prolific contributors to the field of humanity in our human world. His perspiration, courage and achievements are the milestones of human freedoms, civil rights and other mental civilizations that all of us are firmly holding as our norm. No matter how civilized our world has reached, people with heads like that of Martin Luther King are needed. This heroic man is needed based on three rationalisms.

1. Model of no model:

Ninety-nine percent of the world’s population needs “model” to invent the similar model. Martin Luther King does not stand in the ninety-nine percent, but in the one percent of the world’s population.

There was no one before him (his model) to steer his freedom-oriented mentality. His stride for Black American’s equal rights on the land dominated by White Americans was an original human philosophy that no one before him could think of. Martin Luther King, an arch-model man!

2. Courage:

With no prosperous family background and other sturdy foundations, Martin Luther King dares to initiate the first and absolutely risky vocations.

During his time, the United States of America was not as civilized as today: segregated schools, legal loopholes to guarantee equal rights and accesses between Black and White Americans and other ethnic groups, unsophisticated American mentalities and other human rights mechanisms to protect the good-faith civil-right activists like Martin Luther King. Never got discouraged by these plights, King still strides for equal rights for all human as what stated in social-contract theory of Jean-Jacque Rousseau.

Incarceration, quantity support and other promising backgrounds are not the reasons that make King accept the status quo of materialism and idealism inequalities.

3. Achievements

To what extent King’s perspiration has brought to the soil of America and the world? The abolition of school segregations, America’s today heroic image of international human-right actor, international human right instruments and even other philosophical contributions to the world after his death, are the achievements that enable us to feel for “tomorrow.”

His death caused by assassination is the wonderful regret, because we do not know would such a head be born again, but this never discourage me to follow this model. More Martin Luther Kings are needed for a more promising and desirable world.

Wring this article, the author has come up with an antonym: Money Vs Humanity.

Lay Vicheka’s quotes on Martin Luther King:

“A symbol of humanity”
“A model without model”
“An element that is the scarcest in this world”
“An archetype of idealism”
“A man who never waits for tomorrow”
“Perspiration is the achievement path for Martin Luther King”
“A true philosopher”
“A model for me”

Lay Vicheka is a translator for the most celebrated translation agency in the Kingdom of Cambodia, Pyramid Translation Co.Ltd.. He is now holding other two professions: freelance writer for Search Newspaper; focusing on social issues and students’ issues and Media Liaison Officer for Asia’s first free on-line IELTS consultation website. Lay Vicheka is the expert author for ezine and prolific article contributor to other websites around the world such as articlecity, 365articles, spiderden, talesofasia, etc (Just google him). He is also a volunteer Cambodian-newspapers columnist (Rasmey Kampuchea and Kampuchea Thmey). Lay Vicheka has great experience in law and politics, as he used to be legal and English-language assistant to a Cambodian member of parliament, migration experience (home-based business) and in writing. He is also member of a New York-based research company. Posting address: 221H Street 93, Tuol Sangke quarter, Russey Keo district, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Tel: 855 11 268 445, vichekalay@yahoo.com