hisoneonly Asked: What is it like being an ultrasound technician?

How long did you have to go to school for, what kind of classes did you have to take, how long was your internship? Do you have to do continued education classes?And do you have to specialize in certain classes to just do the prenatal ultrasounds?

I am interested in going to school for prenatal ultrasounds so any info is appreciated, by someone that actually does it. What do you like about your job and is there anything you dislike about it? How hard were the math and science classes for your degree? How long did you have to wait to get into the program (I know the waiting lists can be crazy!) thanks in advance.

12345 Asked: Is it possible to still get into my laptop and see if it’s possible to recover any more data?

Heya,
So as weird as this may sound to you in the sense that I have left it so long, I will ask the question.
Basically 2 years ago my laptop failed..it would not turn on or anything, it was apparently the result of a burnt out motherboard which was apparently a common case with the hp pavillon model that I had and had been taken to court or something in america but not the uk.
Anyway, I don't know if I quantum jumped or what but I'm pritty sure that I had a load more stuff on my laptop than what was copied over (i will explain).
So I took my laptop to a technician and he copied over what he could on to cd's, although he said some of the things had been corrupted and were unable to be copied over (but he said this was only a small amount) this was 2 years ago.
I was too busy with college at the time to be able to check out what had been copied over and I didn't check the cd's till a few months later and then then I didn't look that much into them.
Only a few months ago when I've had a sort out of things did I look at what was copied over, i thought it was everything, but then i started to think (i haven't been able to much recently because i've been so busy) but i'm pritty dam sure that i had a hell of a lot of other stuff (important stuff to me) that hadn't been copied over. I thought for a bit about whether i had already backed up some of my stuff so i wasn't to bothered..but then i checked up my backed up cd place and there was none of the stuff that i thought i had backed up..so now i'm worried about where all my other files and documents e.t.c are.
I know it's been a while and i have forgotten what they were, but i know they were extremely important to me.
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Short version: So I am wondering whether it is possible to somehow get into my laptop, or get some one else to and check for all the extra stuff I remember having on my laptop, even though the files may be corrupted and that I have already had a technician copy what was there on laptop.
This stuff will mean a lot to me..when i find out what it was. Is there anyway this is possible..i mean i know i have had a technician look at it, but what if i got a new motherboard..i'm sure that possibility was mentioned, but at the time it was considered expensive or something and not worth it because my speakers had failed and my laptop had a few other minor problems.
Thanx for reading this, and sorry for the long text.

emerrseo13 Asked: What training do you need to be a telecommunications technician?

Electronics. Electrical theory like ohms law, grounding, etc.

Hxan Asked: Is there a stereotype as this? What is it called?

Basically there are some stereotypes that we all know are common in school, such as emos, goths, jocks, nerds, geeks, etc. I know that they are very loose stereotypes, but still, I like the idea of having sterotypes.

Anyway, I have noticed there possibly to be one sterotype that I can't put my name on. Unlike the other ones I mentioned, the members of it are usually young/middle-aged white or hispanic males working in low to mid-grade paying jobs, such as a technician, security guard, manager for a retail store, etc. They are not very strong (physically) and try to act professional at times, but also often show anger. In addition, they have a very back-stabbing mentality (talking about people they work/deal with when they might not actually be away from them). Most carry the guise of being mature but do not always show it. Is there a name for this stereotype?

The character Matt from the TV show A&E: Hoarders (The leader of the junk removal team) tightly fits the stereotype, if you have watched it before.

Derek Asked: How long does it take to be trained as a Medical Laboratory Technician/Technologist?

This is a job that requires a Bachelor's degree or the work experience equivalent depending on the job you are applying to. Many employers also require you have certifications for this field to prove you are an expert and will fit well into their work environment. "Educational requirements for technologists and technicians differ. Medical laboratory technologists typically need a bachelors degree. Technicians usually need an associates degree or a postsecondary certificate. Some states require technologists and technicians to be licensed or registered. "Certification of medical laboratory technologists and technicians is required for licensure in some states and by some individual employers. Although certification is not required to enter the occupation in all cases, employers typically prefer to hire certified technologists and technicians. Medical laboratory technologists and technicians can obtain a general certification as a medical laboratory technologist or technician, or a certification in a specialty, such as phlebotomy or medical biology. Most credentials require that technologists complete an accredited education program to qualify to sit for an examination. Continuing education is required in most cases to maintain certification"(Bureau of Labor Statistics).