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program

[prō′grəm]

Etymology: Gk, pro + gramma, record

a sequence of instructions, written in a computer programming language, that controls the functions of a computer.

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program, programme

a planned course of action, e.g. herd health program, production program.

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public program

a disease control program available to all members of the public, e.g. rabies control, tuberculosis eradication.

whole farm program

one which takes into account all of the enterprises on a farm and presents a financial accounting of the farm as a whole.

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Patient discussion about programmed.

Q. help program for infertil couple MY NAME IS ALEX AND I'M 44 YEARDS OLD AND MY WIFE IS NILDA AND SHE IS 41 YEARS OLD

A. go see a infertility dr. to see who can and who cant produce,maybe invetro infertilization might be the option.the dr. will heip you plan,if that dont work try adoption.but like i always say practice makes perfection...

Q. Is there a program that can pay for my ADHD medicine while i'm in college? I need my medicine in order to concentrate while in college but, i can't afford it because it's expensive and my parents aren't going to help me with college at all. I need to know if there is a program that can pay for my insurance while i'm in college so i can graduate.

A. there are student loans. As soon as you decide which school you are going to get in touch with their financial aid office and ask for help. Also, apply for every scholarship possible - Get online and research and fill out applications like crazy. Good Luck.

Q. What is the difference between doing a fitness program by me and with a personal trainer? I have learnt some techniques from my friend who is not experienced much in fitness program. What is the difference between doing a fitness program by me and with a personal trainer?

A. The techniques that you have learnt from your friend will not be of much help to you. There is a HUGE difference between the two! Now, if you are a professional bodybuilder, fitness model, or obsessed gym freak this question does not apply to you. However, if you're the average person looking to get in shape, let's face it…it's a lot of hard work. The two main factors that suffer when training alone are the following:

?Motivation: A key ingredient to your fitness success is always staying motivated. When you aren't motivated you usually do the bare minimum. You go through your exercise routine because you feel like you have to, not because you want to work hard or improve. You are not accountable with yourself. You feel as though that occasionally participating qualifies as good enough, even though you know you can accomplish more. Ultimately, the repercussions of your exercise routine become stagnated. Don't make this mistake! A personal trainer will motivate you!