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I went to the doctors and had a urine test and they said nothing was wrong. But off and on I feel like I need to urinate all day even after going. Does anyone know what this is? If so what should I do?

I am 16 and currently 240 lbs and am really looking to lose a great deal of weight. As of now I am about to start working out and dieting now that my main baseball season is over. Here are my three main questions.

1. What are the best exercises to lose weight?

2. How many calories should I burn to lose weight? My BMR right now is 2354.34

3. What are good foods to eat to help lose weight?

Some other info is that I will be working out at a gym so exercises I can do at the gym would be best recommended.

Also My goal is to get to 190 by christmas. But about 20 lbs lost by the end of summer sept. 3rd.

Here is my diet right now for my workout process

breakfast- cheerios and toast with OJ (also milk)

Snack- Yogurt with an Apple

Lunch- PB+J on wheat with water and some strawberries and grapes.

Snack- another apple with two granola bars

Dinner- either some chicken breast with vegis (corn carrots and peas) or Pasta with tomato sauce and a little garlic bread

Snack- three scoops of frozen yogurt and some more strawberries

Is this a good diet? What should I add or take away. Again my goal is to lose 20lbs by sept 3rd and thanks for the help.

I have been looking in to the military and I am pretty stumped of which one I want to join. I like traits of all them and thats what is making it difficult.

In the Army I like that there is a lot of careers to choice from and also some action is seen in the field. The downfall is it seems really low standards.

In the Air Force I like that there is more technical jobs and can help when looking for careers afterwards. Also the SOL seems pretty nice and it seems more of a civilian job so the transfer from civilian to Airman wouldn't be as difficult. As for the downfalls there isn't really any action in it and it seems like it can become a lot of sitting around.

The Navy appeals the least to me as long time at sea wouldn't sit well with me. On the other hand I do like boats and been on them it just seems the amount of time on them would be too much.

The Marines too are appealing because they see action and they also seem like they form a good brotherhood. Also the transition from civilian to marine might be too difficult as I am not in the best shape.

So if I had to rate them now it would be

1 Air Force

2 Army

3 Marines

4 Navy

But I am open for other opinions and experiences in or about the military. Also what you guys think is best for me and some perks of each. I would like to add that I would like to see a little action or combat/ field work but also a job that would lead to one after the military. Any help?

I am a sophomore in high school and we have been looking at careers and the military has really interested me. The thing is that I can't really decide what branch appeals to me the most. All of them have something that I like. So does anyone have some info on personal experiences in the military and their branch? Also what is the best about each branch and any other info about them? just an fyi I play sports and in good shape but continuing to improve. Lastly I have been looking into officership seeing I do get good grades also. What us the best ROTC program? Thanks.

I am just curious on what others think.

Here is my list

1 The Doors

2 Waiting for the Sun

3 LA Woman

4 Strange Days

5 Morrison Hotel

6 The Soft Parade

Do you need to do it in ROTC field training? Also after you commission do you have to do it every year?

I know what I need to get my masters in but what should i get a bachelors for?

Just a couple questions about it.

1. I saw that you don't have to do it in AFROTC. Is this true?

2. If so when you are commissioned do you have to do it every year or is it just a one time thing?

3. Lastly just any more info on AFROTC and the gas chamber?

I have been looking it up and it seems like a pretty good one. I just want to know if it really is? What should i major in to become one? What is the pay both starting and mid career? Anyu other info you all have?

I have a drug project that counts for a HUGE amount of my grade. The timeline I originally did was not good enough because my teacher said it was not creative. My drug is INHALANTS (Spray Paint, Airplane Glue) and the timeline needs to be about the history of the drug. Any ideas?

I have always wanted to join but now that it is time to start making desicions i don't know. First off i have thought of the branches and i have narrowed it down. They are the Air Force and Army. I am leaning a little towards army. Next i want to go to cllege before i go to the military. Should i do this? I dont want to become an officer so i am most likely not going to take rotc. And lastly one of the biggest reasons i am starting to second guess is that i dont want to leave my family. but i still do want to join. SO i was also thinking the guard or reserves. My questions about those are do they still have some benefits as enlisted personnel? I know they dont get paid as well seeing they are part time but like health care and those benefits. Also what branch do you think is better? And is the reserves/guards a good way to go?

Im not in the best shape but am good enough to make it in the military. I get good grades so i was thinking about the officer path. I have thought through every branch (except coast guard thats out) and am still stumped. I have liked a part of each. So i would personnel opinions and what most people don't know about each branch. what has the best benefits and overall the best? Any help?

I want to join the Army but don't know which. So here is some questions., Who gets deployed more reserve or guard? What is the overall best? I want to join but don't want to leave everything behind. So any ideas? Also I wouldn't mind some personnel imput too.

Here is a little likes/dislikes about me.

Likes:

Baseball

Math

Drafting

Lawn work

Most other sports

Military

Financing

Math

Dislike:

Science

Soccer

Cleaning

Thats about it. Some other stuff about me. 3.6 GPA throughout high school so far. For college masters is probably as far as im going to go. I would like a job that involves indoor/outdoor work niot just one. Any Ideas?

In college I plan on taking rotc. I was just wondering which of the two is the best? I want any opinions biased or not. Also any other info about the two.

Here is a little about me

Im a boy

sophomore in high school

3.7 GPA

best classes are math and history

love playing baseball

like video games and computers/electronics too

also like having people talk to me about how they feel kind of like a psychiatrist

want good paying like starting out 45,000 and after a while 75,000+

any ideas also any majors?

I also don't want to go to school for 12 years after high school.

So I am wondering which of thees careers are better overall. They are Accountant and Psychiatrist. I don't want to go to school (college+) for along time. Also what is the better major you need to take. Any other info too.

I am planning on college and I am wondering what majors are pretty easy and end up paying well? Also what are fun and have good careers afterwards? By paying well I mean like 65k+.

So I am a sophomore in high school and I am looking for careers to pursue. I like to use computers and design things. I also like to play baseball. Do you guys know any careers would be good for me. Just to let you know I am a boy and I want a job that pays pretty well too. Thanks.

I am a sophomore in high school and in one of my business classes last year my teacher said that you should know what you want to do. I still don't know though. So do you guys know any websites that will help give me example jobs based on my skills and interests. I have tried one and it didn't really help. Thanks.