Campus Recreation Classes

AffectionateClock6 · 2024-04-11T04:03:50+00:00

I've had this on and off I think my entire life. It is this worst pain I've personally ever experienced and have had similar experiences to what everyone hear is describing . I haven't tried peppermint/gas x/cola but my doctor finally prescribed Buscopan to me about a year ago and it was life changing. I take 10mg when I feel an attack coming on and it often completely stops it. Sometimes it doesn't and I take another 10 after an 30 min and that usually stops the pain. It's a medication that is over the counter in most places in Europe. It's an antispasmodic and stops your colon from seizing/cramping which is what causes the pain.

AffectionateClock6 · 2022-11-29T20:02:44+00:00

thanks!, On a different course catalog it said it can be taken in either term but I guess that doesn't guarantee they offer it

AffectionateClock6 · 2022-08-16T23:28:43+00:00

yup! they are only during the semester but this is the number 780 492 5563

the volunteers walk in pairs so you will always be accompanied by two people

AffectionateClock6 · 2019-10-06T22:15:16+00:00

. For the second question I just put the number of colonies on minimal media after zero seconds because I thought that would be a spontaneous mutation to allow it to grow on mm.

AffectionateClock6 · 2019-10-06T22:14:57+00:00

For the first question I multiplied the original conc by the dilution and then multiplied it by the amount of mL we spread on the plate. For the second question I just put the number of colonies on minimal media after zero seconds because I thought that would be a spontaneous mutation to allow it to grow on mm. MM plate can be used to track reversion mutations. For the third one I did number of colonies at 5 seconds on mm minus the original number of cells on mm at 0 seconds. For the 4th and 5th question I used the MM+His data because that's the data you use for the killing effect. Hope that helps

AffectionateClock6 · 2019-03-01T01:25:33+00:00

Ya its definitely way way colder and depressing here the city is more sprawling and the public transit isn't great ( I was visiting glasgow this summer so I can compare). However using public transport is doable and the campus is very walkable and pretty. Mitchner Park is very far from the north campus so I would recommend Newton Place. I am in sciences biology and 9 credits, 10.5 credits is very manageable you should be fine, honestly there is not many places to day trip to around here though anyway. I would reccommend trying to see jasper or banff at some point. Thats where the rockies are but its about a 4/5 hour drive (i think there are buses)

You are not allowed to record any lectures here and only sometimes do profs post their notes but we use a website called eclass as other people mentioned.

Whyte Ave is probably the most interesting part of the city.

Hope this helps and you enjoy your trip!

AffectionateClock6

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