EPTStephano to retire from SC2 in August to return to studies…
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Heavenfallz
Australia73 Posts
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Crushinator
Netherlands2138 Posts
On May 14 2013 16:59 LingBlingBling wrote: I already stated that, in that is far easier compared to the American version. And @ the person from Italy. the medical field standards are even easier then the ones in france, I can link you family history of my own person family members, (Mother is a doctor in USA, California, Uncle is a doctor in Italy, And have a cousin in france who is medical school) If you compare the Education System in the USA vs European or rest of the world, You can see the USA has the best and hardest education system and best, in any where else in the world. Which is why even rich celebs in euro rather have American medical services done, rather then Euorpean. Perhaps this piece of writing will be of interest to you: http://www.urban.org/uploadedpdf/411947_ushealthcare_quality.pdf | ||
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riyanme
Philippines940 Posts
edit: ...like idra.... gone in the wind... ahem~ | ||
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Mittens
Australia102 Posts
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Douillos
France3195 Posts
On May 14 2013 16:59 LingBlingBling wrote: I already stated that, in that is far easier compared to the American version. And @ the person from Italy. the medical field standards are even easier then the ones in france, I can link you family history of my own person family members, (Mother is a doctor in USA, California, Uncle is a doctor in Italy, And have a cousin in france who is medical school) If you compare the Education System in the USA vs European or rest of the world, You can see the USA has the best and hardest education system and best, in any where else in the world. Which is why even rich celebs in euro rather have American medical services done, rather then Euorpean. You have no idea what your talking about. But I guess you need to find a way to reassure yourself when you pay 100k for a year in college and 20k for any kind of surgery. Yeh 'murica is da best. USA USA USA. Man do patriots make me smile in the morning.  ON TOPIC: Smart move Stéphano, smart move. | ||
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Technique
Netherlands1542 Posts
On May 14 2013 16:51 LingBlingBling wrote: You can start the Medical field process in Euro with in your 3rd/4th year in high school and progress to a simple community college to advanced, VS in the USA you have to apply to good schools and have a different education goal and alot of money to progress. Health care education system is very different in Euro compared to the USA. You can argue that the Health Care is so expensive in the USA because it is indeed better then rest of the word, Because in the rest of the word the education standards for becoming a doctor or nurse is a bit easier to do. A lot of famous Americans go to Germany actually for advanced treatments... Dana White, Kobe Bryant and George Clooney to name some. Either way... the health care is not ''so expensive'' in the USA... it is more so that not everyone has health insurance... | ||
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boxerfred
Germany8360 Posts
 . Thanks for all the time, for the fun and the good games, thanks for the smack talk, thanks for 12min-maxed roach only and stuff. Return one day, and kick some asses. GL HF in the future! | ||
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E95jisA5dL
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On May 14 2013 16:51 LingBlingBling wrote: You can start the Medical field process in Euro with in your 3rd/4th year in high school and progress to a simple community college to advanced, VS in the USA you have to apply to good schools and have a different education goal and alot of money to progress. Health care education system is very different in Euro compared to the USA. You can argue that the Health Care is so expensive in the USA because it is indeed better then rest of the word, Because in the rest of the word the education standards for becoming a doctor or nurse is a bit easier to do. The first part of this post is simply not true. European students do get biology in high school, but this is no different from the biology that US students learn in high school. There is no "Medical field process" as you call it that European students can start in high school. As for the second part of this post, health care in the US is not significantly more expensive than healthcare in the western EU countries, and in some cases even cheaper. And even if you factor in all EU countries US healthcare is only slightly more expensive on average. This post is very one-sided and as such I think it is safe to say that the poster has a belligerent belief that his country is superior to others. I would encourage skepticism towards anything this person writes. | ||
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SarkON
Russian Federation117 Posts
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JazVM
Germany1196 Posts
Good luck in the future! | ||
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MagmaPunch
Bulgaria536 Posts
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Douillos
France3195 Posts
On May 14 2013 17:41 JazVM wrote: It's a big hit for the SC2 foreignr scene, there is noone like him both in character and in skill. But it is the right move! His play in HotS doesn't look as good as it was in WoL and one might get the impression that he does not enjoy playing anymore. If he succeeds at Uni than this is the smartest move one can make. Good luck in the future! After seeing Scarlett in ATC yesterday, I think the foreigner scene defintily has some up & coming stars. But yeah, Stephano will be missed! | ||
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Grovbolle
Denmark3811 Posts
On May 14 2013 16:59 LingBlingBling wrote: I already stated that, in that is far easier compared to the American version. And @ the person from Italy. the medical field standards are even easier then the ones in france, I can link you family history of my own person family members, (Mother is a doctor in USA, California, Uncle is a doctor in Italy, And have a cousin in france who is medical school) If you compare the Education System in the USA vs European or rest of the world, You can see the USA has the best and hardest education system and best, in any where else in the world. Which is why even rich celebs in euro rather have American medical services done, rather then Euorpean. This entire post is laughable. The reason why US medcare is so expensive is because in most EU countries it is partially or fully paid by government and taxes and the rest by insurance/private pay. While in the US it is mostly private/insurance. | ||
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sOda~
United Kingdom441 Posts
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Sumahi
Guam5609 Posts
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Kabutomaru
Bulgaria226 Posts
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Big J
Austria16289 Posts
On May 14 2013 17:48 Grovbolle wrote: This entire post is laughable. The reason why US medcare is so expensive is because in most EU countries it is partially or fully paid by government and taxes and the rest by insurance/private pay. While in the US it is mostly private/insurance. It's completly laughable. He has absolutly no proof for any of what he is saying. And calling the American education system the best and hardest in the world... well maybe it's the hardest to survive a day in school and maybe it's hardest to get the money to afford school. But in terms of education standards... If we are not talking top universities, it's beneath European standards at many fronts. | ||
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looken
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Kimimaro
Lithuania14 Posts
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QuellaX
Netherlands29 Posts
Sidenote: Is he forfeiting WCS EU for now, or not? Thought I did read something about it this morning. | ||
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