tigerhoney

1. Not buying anything other than the "goodwill" (ie, patient records ie, the patients ie, the doctors recommendation that all patients transfer to the new doctor ie, my friend)

2. Yes - it is "HIPPAA" (thank you acronym natzis)(BTWGFY)

3. Attorneys are on the way.... this all just started happening

1. Username, with a link to the user's public profile page ...this is important!
genuineLSUtiger

2. Estimated length of suspension
2 weeks give or take a few days

3. Is this their first suspension?
Not by a long shot

4. What they did to get suspended? (please be specific and factual)
He made an untimely and inappropriate comment regarding the passing of Kobe Bryant. He is very remorseful and acknowledges the inflammatory and insensitive nature of his remarks.

5. Have they been previously suspended for the reason indicated in No. 4?
No

6. A pledge not to break any rule in the future
He has vowed never to flame other posters again. I personally heard him say it.

7. Lavish praise for the admin team (limited to three sentences)
Thanks to the ingenious and creative minds behind td.com thousands of people have been brought together in this remarkable forum... it is literally the fb of college sports. What more needs to be said.

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Tell him to make sure he hones his programming/coding skills, that will serve him well.

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OMG.... this is his love!! His absolute passion is coding.

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right up Skitlet's alley

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How did I miss this thread?? :banghead:

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I need some advice....

I have a son who attends NC State University in Raleigh. He is a junior majoring in electrical engineering. He has already received a minor in math and Mandarin Chinese.

Yesterday he calls me and tells me he doesnt think he can do it anymore. He was under such distress it is breaking my heart and I just dont know how to support him. He says he is in the highest level engineering classes and that it is impossibly hard. His biggest concern is that he worries the work he is doing now is what he is going to be doing the rest of his life.

Can someone please tell me what electrical engineers really do for a living and is he going to be limited to working in a cubical doing impossibly difficult math for the rest of his life. I just dont know what to tell him. My instinct wants to tell him to stick it out... but I dont want to be responsible for encouraging him into a career he hates. Thanks in advance for any words of wisdom.


PS. He loves computer engineering but NCSU will NOT let him switch programs. :wah: