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Indeed, I do not have diabetes. Basicly I'm curious if family medical history is cause for delay.

Mild hijack: I have my medical on Monday, anyone want to venture a guess if paternal diabetes (father's siblings) will be cause for incidence (delay)? I'm assuming no, but my area of knowledge is fitness, not medicine.

You know, there is nothing funny about those conditions, and yet I still laughed. I'm a horrible person, haha.

I know atleast in Manitoba you can challenge courses, so if you know the materials/meet the outcomes next September you can write an examination for a course to get credit for it. If you know any languages other than English and French ask your Student Services/Guidance Counsellor about getting...

What exactly is micro hematuria all about out of curiosity? Hope everything works out for you. Edit: Asked the Medical Dictionary and it doesn't sound so good. Get it checked out ASAP as it may indicate numerous conditions you want to get started treating as soon as possible. Don't get too...

Grade 12 English, Grade 12 Math, Grade 11 Social Studies, Grade 10 Science, Grade 10 Gym and a certain number of credits with a certain number of Grade 12 courses are required for graduation. Optional credits are things like languages, high end social studies, high end sciences, trades...

Working on mine, yay for Conservative MP Merv Tweed.

Cheers Trinity, I've had a chat with Michael O'Leary and he's cleared things up quite a bit for me as well. :)

Slightly off topic: Just out of curiosity, is that a recent change? Around March 16, 2006 when I dropped by 26th Field Regiment recruiting the Sergeant there said they've got 2 MOs working on review now, is this wonderful news correct?

Summarizing from "The Recruit Medical" information sheet given to me by my Recruiting Sergeant: If you think the CF medic or doctor is going to need you to talk to your regular doctor and get a form filled out/letter written see if you can schedule the appointment with your doctor ahead of time...

Quick question, I've looked over the JAG website and I'm curious how realistic it would be to want to work in an advisory position (as an Operational Lawyer) for the majority of one's career, that is staying away from the administrative side of JAG?

Relaying the opinion of my practicing Family Lawyer who was for a long time a Reservist Clerk who looked into JAG as a career before deciding to do private practice. Thought my second hand knowledge may apply as a starting point to get answers going. I guess I'll refrain from posting that as...

The TV Drama JAG is incredibly more dramatic, something along the lines of a Few Good Men, or mabye Bud's role in the JAG series with alot less drama is closer to what actually happens. Don't expect to be shooting terrorists, at all.

Have fun in the middle of nowhere :P. My application is moving along myself, I've got interviews and tests on May 8th, hoping for Reserve Field Gunner with 26th here in Brandon, Manitoba. Second choice is RMS Clerk if my eyesight holds me back (I can only see the E without glasses at 20 paces...

Check out Bodybuilding.com's suplement articles as well, for good reviews. Quite impartial, not afraid to say when you don't need a product at all.

Zipperhead_cop, ah the joy of analyzing. :) <3

Hey, lets not start the 'Your Race Sucks' game, because that game sucks. Lets play Chess instead.

Joe, Use your amazingly level-headedness and gleeful use of emoteicons to convince them? :P <3 I think you've probably got the best position in this thread, heh heh.

Refresh my memory?

Was that in reply to Recceguy's post, or...? *tad confoozled*