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being creative quotes :: Article Creator 150 Powerful Hiking Quotes And Captions A big hike in the great outdoors can leave you breathless. ...And speechless. The landscapes you witness are just too beautiful to put into words sometimes! Most of the time, it doesn't matter. But being dumbstruck is the last thing you need when searching for the perfect hiking captions for social media. For an easy solution, check out these 150 hiking quotes and captions. BEST HIKING INSTAGRAM QUOTES I thought I'd start with my favourite hiking quotes for Instagram. Inspiring, enlightening, and adventure-fuelled, I hope you like them as much as I did: 1. "The mountains are calling and I must go." – John Muir 2. "The world reveals itself to those who travel on foot" - Werner Herzog 3. "You're off to great places, today is your day. Your mountain is waiting, so get on your way."...

sarcastic things to say :: Article Creator I'm A 65-year-old Redhead – Guys Make Crude Comments And Say I'm 'not Bad For An Old Lady,' They Need To Grow Up A FIERY redhead has shared the out-of-line comments she receives from guys — but only "boys," she clarifies, not men. She doesn't let them phase her, though, and is simply putting them in their places. 2 A redhead woman has shared the concerning, crude comments she gets from menCredit: TIKTOK 2 Some of them say she's 'not bad for an old lady'Credit: TIKTOK The daring redhead (@italiangurl28) sometimes takes to TikTok, posting videos showing off her stylish fits and flaunting her physique. In a recent video, she had a word for men that she gets crude comments from. "Some of the most romantic comments I receive (inject sarcasm)," she wrote. She listed off some of the things that are said to her. Among them were "you are...

We believe that this is the first national study focused on investigating potential factors influencing medical student intention to specifically pursue IM and work in MUAs. Our study had three major findings related to students interested in IM who also expressed an intention to practice in MUAs. These students were: 1) more likely to identify as NH Asian, NH Black/African American, or NH Unknown/Other race, 2) more likely to report extracurricular experiences centered on community-based research, health disparities, or global health, and 3) more likely to report greater debt loads ($100,000-$199,999 or > $300,000) and/or attainment of a scholarship. These findings confirm our initial hypothesis, but are especially striking when compared with some of our other findings, which showed students interested in IM overall were: 1) more likely to report lower debt loads, 2) less likely to identify as URiM, 3) less likely to report the above-noted extracurricular experiences, and ...