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The Artist of All Artists You haven’t really realized your place in life until you’ve tried to describe a sunset in words. I realized this as I sat on a large rock near a creek on the University of Maryland campus and tried to describe the breathtaking view with pen and paper. I worked at it for several minutes and when I thought my list was perfect, I set my pen down and skimmed through the descriptions. At the end of my reading, I felt proud that my descriptions seemed so complete. Then I studied the sky again. Not even close. The artist within each of us has an intense drive to describe what we see and feel; writers through words, painters through pigments, musicians through lyrics, poets through prose, and so on. We do not create anything new in the process; nature, emotions, and experiences already exist.  We only try to capture a fraction of their magnitude. And still, no matter how many hours someone spends describing a sunset, i...

 FCPS part 1 Medicine & Allied past MCQs...Recalls Part2 1. what is true about critical temperature:  a. applies on mixture of gas.  b. of co2 is 31c  c. of oxygen is 121c  d. of nitrogen is 21c  e. is temperature below which pressure can keep gas liquid  2. Humidity in OT should be  a.27  b.45  c.37  3. Ropivacaine is used for epidural anaesthesia instead of bupivacaine during labour,because  a. it is less toxic  b. no effect on fetus  c. recovery is quick  d. prolonged action  4. half life of pseudocholine esterase is  a. 2 hours  b. 1 week  c. 3 days  d. 12 hours  5. regarding phosphodiestease inhibitor (I can just recall there was some option regarding its inactivation of cAMP,,which I ticked..but don’t remember exactly now what the other options were )  6. volume of distribution depends on following except  a. age ...

FCPS part 1 Medicine & Allied past MCQs 1. Tumor spread by: a. Migration of tumor cells b. Breakdown of e-cadherin c. sepeation of tumor cells from one another d. Damaging extracellular matrix e. 2. What is most common cause of congenital hypothyroidism: a. Maternal iodide deficiency b. Inborn error of metabolism c. Defective embryogenesis d. Antibodies against thyroid hormone crossing placenta e. 3. Diabetic pat taking oral hypoglycemic drugs complain of abdominal fullness, which drug can b given to decrease gastropresis a. Omeprazol b. Cimetidi c. Antacids d. Metclopramide e. 4. On motor bike accident fracture of neck of humerus n can,t abduct his arm.due to a. Axillary nerve b. Long thoracic nerve c. Musculocutaneous nerve d. e. 5. Regarding trachea a. Gap in the C shape cartilages are lying anteriorly b. 15 cm in length c. Recurrent laryngeal nerve pases anteriorly d. Isthmus of thyroid lying in front of 4rt or 5th tracheal r...

There are some people who are always able to see the positives in a situation.  Even when they get knocked down, they manage to get right back up again. They are able to do things with a wonderful spirit. The American inventor, Thomas Edison, once said, “I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work.” What makes some people more able to be positive, determined, and in a general state of contentment and happiness than others? There are, of course, many reasons. One major reason is often the way we view the world. According to Shawn Achor, author of The Happiness Advantage and Before Happiness, this perception of reality is the precursor to happiness (or lack thereof). Successful, happy people are able to view a reality in which happiness is possible—a positive reality. It is not because they are delusional optimists, rather, they see the whole picture, with multiple paths and options, and they choose the path that is most positive but is als...

Getting worried for what's already happening is not gonna make it right.The best thing you can do is 'accept' what you cant change, becuz once you turn out of your self to change something, you'll lose what you wanted it to be. So be strong and move on 'happily' because there's so much for you ahead even better than what you wished for. And Remember, Allah is the Best Planner!

Some people think that to be strong is to never feel pain. In reality, the strongest people are the ones who feel it, understand it, and accept it!

“Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. Don't be trapped by dogma - which is living with the results of other people's thinking. Don't let the noise of other's opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary.”  ~ Steve Jobs