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I just recently discovered that the ‘in-demand’ nurse grads are also having trouble finding jobs. I’m a little worried because my girlfriend wants to go to school to become a psychiatrist and I really hope that she can find a job to pay back all of her debt. Are doctor grads having trouble finding jobs too?

I have my consultation done in a couple of weeks I have an arm sleeve with blacks, reds,greens and blues. Does it hurt how many sessions may it take. Has anyone had this that can give me some advise

I’m talking especially about General Motors, before they cut down. Many have 3, but why did GM of America ever have so many?
Up to 2004, I believe there was Saturn, Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Buick, Cadillac, Saab, GMC, Hummer. Forgive me if I’m missing any.. I know the strategy worked in the company’s heyday, but why in the first place?
They got rid of Oldsmobile in 2004 and more recently cut down to Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, and Cadillac. If it weren’t for Buick’s popularity in China, I’d say Cadillac could have more entry level Buick models, and Buick could be virtually expendable. GMC has almost all the same trucks as Chevrolet’s truck line up.. Why not just add trim levels to Chevrolet’s trucks? Hypothetically, couldn’t GM very well be Chevrolet and Cadillac?
Now, I’m not a business expert, but some of it didn’t make sense to me.. They said these 4 core brands “could build” all their models, i.e. GMC takes on Hummer’s niche, Chevrolet takes on Saturn and Pontiac, etc. But why did they have to worry about a division “being able” to build their cars? Why couldn’t they just change the freakin’ names? It’s a fair point.. And on the other hand, how does having fewer brands help an automaker? Is it just to solve an issue of identity and have less branding required? Hypothetically, why couldn’t they have taken 3 Pontiac plants, had one produce Pontiac, and the other produce two brand new but similar brands? It might sound ridiculous, and I don’t see the point to having a bunch of different divisions, but why is it such an issue? Couldn’t you just take 1/3 from one division and tell them they’re a different, but similar brand now?
So what was the point of all the brands in the first place? Was it like you start out in a Saturn, then you own some Chevrolets, then a “sportier” Pontiac, then you own a Oldsmobile in your middle-aged years, then a Buick, and finally a Cadillac as you get older? And why was there SO MUCH overlap? Many Chevrolets, Pontiacs, and Oldsmobiles were EXACTLY the same – think Chevy Venture, Pontiac Montana, Oldsmobile Silhouette, and even Buick Terraza. Why?! Then you have somewhat upscale Chevrolets like the Impala, but entry level Buick Skylark.. I just don’t get it. They built in each others’ supposed niches. And for the life of me, I don’t think I’ll ever figure out what Oldsmobile’s place was…
P.S. I like a lot of GM cars actually, and I’m not knocking the company, but I just don’t get it.

HELP!!! I have a 94 gmc safari sl mini van 4.3 v6 and it’s having acceleration problems from 0 to 40 it lags when i give it gas and this comes and goes. I tried checking the catalytic converter, fuel pump, fuel filter and still nothing same problem. I think its a computer problem or they did a diagnostic with a tech 1 already and it was saying catalytic (* spelling ) converter and fuel filter which have been checked professionally and its not the problem. They checked the fuel pump not the problem. All wires seem ok. I did have computer issues last year they changed the computer and that could be the problem but if anyone has any other suggestions. The distributor to spark plugs is not it or spark plugs. This is a throttle body engine and uses old computer that’s read only by tech 1 testers for diagnostic. Someone suggested i get a “Breakout Box” to do a deeper diagnostic but they don’t have those anymore. Not even in authorized gmc corporate affiliated mechanic/dealers have them. If anyone knows where i can get one online asap. Tomorrow i go to a mechanic who claims he can fix it and has 35 years of experience. We shall see. But any suggestions please help. One last thing it could be something to do with the throttle body positioning system or with the “Shaft” is what they told me or the throttle body itself or something that’s just one theory of many.

I have been working for the State of Arizona for 5 years now. I am in Mesa Arizona and have wanted to transfer to another city for some time now. I have put in applications/transfers to Tucson, Prescott, Cottonwood and several other cities. I get the interview and that’s it. Then I get the rejection letter. The last interview I had was in Prescott. I did it over the phone and apparently did well because the supervisor wanted to meet me. I took the day off, made the drive, and then three weeks later I get the letter. I see other people in the department transfer to other cities. What the hell is wrong with me? My husband and I are in our 50’s and would like to live in a smaller town where we can get a mobile home and be out of the congestion. Well, apparently, this isn’t going to happen. So far I had four interviews and nata. At this point I’d rather die than stay in the Phoenix area. Why is it other people get their transfers and all I get is dumped on? The only reason why the transfer is important is because my job carries the medical benefits, though the pay isn’t that great. Do other people go through this crap? What is it going to take to accomplish a move? I feel as if one of us is going to die before we find our niche.