u/whatrus

For a possible upcoming trip to Japan, I am given the option of making a connection to either DFW or MIA to finally reach LAX and go to NRT. However, last time I went to the US, our flight got back to my country was cancelled and the next flight was for the next day. So, I am asking if I were to book a flight for June of next year, would you recommend making the connection through MIA or DFW. I may be answering myself, but I need an opinion of someone else. The airline would be AA. Here is a pic of DFW in 2025.

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Guatemalan student on chemical engineering. I got an internship at a food company that mainly produces nachos, breading mix and a lot of products. I started on June 8th. My main concern is what I can do to make most of my internship. I have already learned all the production lines and I want to know of all of you what have you done to make sure you did to benefit you personally and make your CV more valuable.

Primero, no soy estudiante de medicina, pero en mi afan de coleccionar libros, ha nacido el deseo de comprar un libro de medicina. Preferiblemente si es un libro de anatomia o patologia usados. Recuerdo que una vez en mi colegio llegaron a darnos una charla una pareja de médicos (marido de la UFM y la mujer de la USAC) y la doctora mencionaba que en sus tiempos habían estudiantes que dejaban los libros intactos porque no los tocaban. Si hay algun estudiante de medicina que truncó la carrera no me molestaría comprarle sus libros.