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The shuttle trams can not take your items unless it is on your lap (full ice chest). There is a parking area right there, but no.... that is reserved for VIP, motorhomes, and others. NOT the people that need it the most. Then there is the dirt lot on the other side of the road, which would be the next closes parking lot. Must have the correct color to park there to go through the tunnel. Would have been nice to know, Mr. ticket agent guy. The website states that there are food and drink vendors there. What a joke. When I realized that I forgot the food at home, we figured we would get food there. Good thing we met some other people that had just gone through the same parking, and schluping we did. They offered to share their food!! But there is an adequate number of port-a-potties… We purchased the Championship tickets at the same time, because, well, we have that race! A lot of frustrations, and lessons learned. Hopefully we will not have to deal with the same BS the November race. And yes, in March after the race we did email the Speedway.
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Almost every day, I collect samples from the study subjects for the clinical trial, make a record of them and send them off to the laboratory for analysis. This includes both tissue samples and blood samples as per the requirement of the study that we are conducting. I often get the opportunity to attend local and international conferences/meetings to find out about other trials taking place in the field of oncology, get to meet new people and keep growing as a professional. What makes you most content with this job as a clinical research coordinator? The fact that I am adding something to help strengthen our understanding of cancer and to bring out better drugs for this disease in the future is one of the biggest motivation for me. I also believe I am well qualified for the 'coordinator' position, not just because of my degree but also because I have good communication skills, I enjoy interacting with patients and working in a team with others to get the job done. When I initially began I had no actual knowledge of oncology but now I can read pathology reports and assist others recognize them which is fulfilling.
I worked part time for about 6 months then full time for about a year there, salaried, doing both front and back end web development on a team with other people. I worked with HTML, CSS (bootstrap), JavaScript with some jQuery, SQL with Microsoft DB and a back-end language that I don't want to list publicly as it might identify me due to it's niche market. I worked on quite a bit of projects and bug fixing while at that company and learned more in about a year than I ever have throughout all of my schooling. At the time, things were looking up a bit more for me, but due to some circumstances I quit that job and about half a year later stopped attending my part time university classes because I wasn't getting anywhere because I wasted my time moping around and feeling self-loathing too much to study or do well in class. I haven't been to classes in about a year now, and haven't worked for about 9 months now. I've been doing about the same things, moping around feeling sorry for myself and wondering why nobody cared to help me get out of this rut.