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So I'm transitioning from paper to tablet.

I love reading, writing and drawing, but I end up carrying way too much stuff. Now I use my S11 ultra which is awwweeeesome!! I can sketch my ideas and study while waiting, and when it's time to go, I only have to put it back in my back, rather than have too many things to put away.

So this is where I need suggestions:

- I'm short, sitting on a chair my feet are usually dangling which makes it uncomfortable for the back.

- Holding the tablet with one hand at an angle is very exhausting, and annoying because it isn't stable and affects my poster too

- I hate using my bag to lift the tablet, because it's always slipping off my lap

- I love traveling light

So what would be a good idea to have as a tablet station or anything that I can use while sitting in a waiting room, or on the bus and would hold my tablet at an angle, but isn't too cumbersome?

Hello PDF community!

I bought the loose leaf version of Tortora's intro to human body. But I realise that I like to travel light and prefer doing more on my tablet.

Does anyone have the 11th version or recent enough to share please?

Thanks!

I'm just going to skip the long intros.

I got myself a Samsung S11 ultra and I find it super handy. I'm still exploring the possibilities..

Currently studying medicine and looking for ways to take notes quicker and reduce my prep time, because this field is harrrd.

But for all other reasons related to study and daily work, what apps do you use regularly.

Preferably free or low cost.

Thanks!!

Hello PDF community!

I bought the loose leaf version of Tortora's intro to human body. But I realise that I like to travel light and prefer doing more on my tablet.

Where can I find the PDF, the 11th version or recent enough?

Thanks!

Hello PDF community!

I bought the loose leaf version of Tortora's intro to human body. But I realise that I like to travel light and prefer doing more on my tablet.

Does anyone have the 11th version or recent enough to share please?

Thanks!

I'm just going to skip the long intros.

I got myself a Samsung S11 ultra and I find it super handy. I'm still exploring the possibilities..

Currently studying medicine and looking for ways to take notes quicker and reduce my prep time, because this field is harrrd.

But for all other reasons related to study and daily work, what apps do you use regularly.

Preferably free or low cost.

Thanks!!

Has anyone taken the natural medicine program at the College of International holistic studies? It's an online program in Ottawa if I checked correctly.

I've just recently started with them. Currently doing my intro to the human body and I'm kind of freaking out at how much content there is to learn in so little time, with ZERO videos or explanations. Just the book. I find myself going on YouTube alot which slows the progress even more. There is just so much to learn that it's almost impossible to be ready for the chapter test without having to use the book for answers and that kind of frustrates me ..

How important is it to learn every single definition by heart? What would you focus on so that learning can be at a good speed considering mainly the important stuff...?

Has anyone here taken the natural medicine program from The College of International Holistic Studies in Ontario?

I'm taking it now. It's 100% online and I kinda feel like it's too much to learn for such little time.

Wanted to know some opinions.. how did you go through with it..?

Has anyone taken the natural medicine program at the College of International holistic studies? It's an online program in Ottawa if I checked correctly.

I've just recently started with them. Currently doing my intro to the human body and I'm kind of freaking out at how much content there is to learn in so little time, with ZERO videos or explanations. Just the book. I find myself going on YouTube alot which slows the progress even more. There is just so much to learn that it's almost impossible to be ready for the chapter test without having to use the book for answers and that kind of frustrates me ..

How important is it to learn every single definition by heart? What would you focus on so that learning can be at a good speed considering mainly the important stuff...?

So apparently they do this to all their customers. They just freeze your access to your money without informing you ahead of time.

Then they ask for proof of ID, income and address On a bill and the wait is 1-3 days. But usually on the 3rd day you have to give them a call to know what exactly is happening, only to realise they've rejected your documents.

So this is the 3rd time that I redo the process... I went on Reddit and learned that people have lost access for over a month and went into financial trouble...

My question is... What's legal in all this?

They cannot just stop someone's access to their money... I have been with them for over two years before they decide to do this.

They refuse to close my account and send me the check because the account has to be unlocked..

They refuse to give a solution all they do is apologize and ask me to wait 3 days....

TBH it seems like phishing and collecting new identity info.....

Can someone inform me of my options please?