Passing The Torch
Does your group have a new set of leaders, like new steering committee members? Do you want them to take control of your group's page on RMstudents? If so, here are some instructions. Are you a new leader in a group and just realized it's not represented on the RMstudents.com website? If so, why not take a few minutes and do it?
M1 Spring 2008 Calendar in iCal format
I wanted to make sure you're able to access this and run it on your programs (iCal, Outlook, Windows Calendar) so I'm including a url to the calendar here: http://www.rmstudents.com/files/2011_spring08.ics
Note : If you want the calendar to update automatically in Outlook 2007 (or older versions of Outlook), please click on THIS link: webcal://www.rmstudents.com/files/2011_spring08.ics
And here's a page which explains how to subscribe to calendars in iCal: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=iCal/2.0/en/wr47.html
Biochem Notes Winter 2008
Biochem notes by Dave Tabriz, David Sarcu, Jimmy Jain, Jaimin Amin, Jonathan Blackhall, and Usama Ahmad. There are some errors in these notes. Use them at your own discretion. They are attached in PDF format.
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License. :)
How NOT to use Powerpoint
Tue, 03/11/2008 - 11:00am — jblackhallNeed a study break? Here's a funny YouTube video on how NOT to use powerpoint.
Pharmacology added to Palm Notes - Release 3
Sun, 03/02/2008 - 10:41pm — tpjv86bPharmacology has now been added to Palm Notes, using some Kaplan flashcards as a base, then adding a few drugs along the way. This definitely makes reviewing so much more convenient!
Now Palm Notes cover Pathology, Pathophysiology, Microbiology, Psychopathology, Statistics, and Pharmacology. The major gaps: It does not really cover the sections before the organ systems in Path, and goes over the immunologic diseases in First Aid fashion. Read More »
Post-Midterm Anatomy Lab Notes
Hey guys. Here are my anatomy outlines for all our post midterm labs. I'll continue to add each one as I get it finished. Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Erica 
Physiology Feedback Loops
I ended up creating a powerpoint file of the anterior pituitary feedback loops to make it easier to understand / remember. Hope this helps a little. It DOES NOT contain every single detail, rather just basic information.
useful links M1 and beyond...
Here's a list of medical illustrations I found helpful...
a1-antitrypsin video histo: http://www.youtube.com/v/YxB04tGvqd0&rel=1
ATP synthase videos: http://www.res.titech.ac.jp/~seibutu/main.html?right/~seibutu/projects/f1_e.html
Folliculogenesis video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrtBUW7mIac Read More »
Lecture Recordings
For people who are having questions about lecture recordings, they should be up to date online on WebCT as of today (actually they have been up to date for a while). Lecture recordings are not hosted on RMstudents.com. For future reference, Jonathan Blackhall is in charge of Biochem and Ross Rozycki is in charge of Anatomy. Please contact either of us with questions about recordings for a specific course. We can be found in the NotesMail address book. Read More »
Creating Pages vs Stories: It's not just semantics
Mon, 01/28/2008 - 12:54am — adminI wanted to mention the difference between creating a Page and a Story. For the most part, Pages are meant to be more static information [about your group] (for example what your group is about or background on a project you guys do every year). Stories should usually be about more dynamic material (for example, the dates of a project you're working on for this year, or news for your group, or something your classmates might find useful). Read More »
