You can write a recommendation for a friend/relative by going to that member's profile page and clicking on "Add Recommendation". You can write and post your recommendation there, then it will be approved or rejected by the member. After it is approved, it will appear on the profile page.

No. A non-relative, who is familiar with your work, may write the letter of recommendation. The letter can also be written by a Kaiser Permanente physician or employee. See similar questions...

Government records about U.S. citizens and residents is protected by the Privacy Act of 1974; as a result, the U.S. Embassy generally cannot help locate a person living in the United States. There are, however, public sources of information. You may want to try searching for your friend or relative via the Internet on a Web site such as Infobel.com. You may also wish to contact the Costa Rican Embassy in the U.S. See similar questions...

You should select references who are able to explain why you would be a good addition to a research group. Anyone who could comment on your skills in the laboratory, creativity, problem solving abilities, motivation, ability to handle complex scientific literature and concepts, etc. would be a good choice. Recommendations from individuals with a science research background are likely to carry more weight than recommendations from those with less understanding of biomedical research. See similar questions...

Yes, there is an in house modern bed & breakfast facility especially for friends & family members. We would prefer it if at least one person accompanies you. See similar questions...

No. We will disable your account if we catch someone else using it. Further violations will result in the permanent removal of the account. There are no exceptions for wives, husbands, girlfriends, boyfriends, close relatives, people who were "just checking mail" "just surfing the web" or "just helping out." Finally, the last warning. This warning is repeated in the other section about temporarily or permanently losing your account. See similar questions...

People can continue to change and develop many years after their injury. It is always possible to make further progress, however long it is since the brain injury occurred. However, the speed of progress will reduce and the necessity for external support and guidance will vary at different times. You are likely to see more progress in the first few months or years, but many people will look back five or ten years after their injury and still see changes in what they can do and achieve. See similar questions...

I can't possibly recommend the best course of action for any other person. I have no medical training at all — I'm just a fellow patient who has been through the experience. I do have some words of advice, however. Pick a doctor that you trust and then follow his or her recommendation. After all, if you don't trust your doctor explicitly, why would you let him cut you open? Secondly, do your homework. See similar questions...

A How many times have we heard that? Maybe people should not let their 'little brother' or 'friend' on their Xbox Live account. You should protect your Xbox Live account with the same level of security that you protect your email account with. You would be pretty ticked off if someone sent email from your account, wouldn't you? A lot of people don't know this, but they can protect their Xbox Live account so that you need a passcode to sign into Xbox Live. See similar questions...

No, for some visits a friend or relative may be contacted by telephone, if they cannot accompany you. See similar questions...

Yes. We have two tables and there are two therapist in our Studio and we can accommodate two at time. See similar questions...

Yes, of course but please remember to mention the name of your friend and the name of the cardholder, who guarantees and pays for the reservation. See similar questions...

Yes, a ticket without a made reservation can be transferred if an authorization letter and copy of the ID is provided to the terminal or agency. Otherwise the ticket is nontransferable. See similar questions...

Yes. You can pay for them when you register yourself. We require any additional persons to stop by the office to sign the waiver form. See similar questions...

Yes, you can register on behalf of your relative or your friend. You have to mention your relationship with the candidate in the registration form, under payment slip. See similar questions...

A Guardianship Proceeding is commenced by the filing of an Order to Show Cause, Notice of Petition, and Petition. They must be filed in the form and manner described in Article 81 of the Mental Hygiene Law. Sample forms are available in the Guardianship Office, Room 850D. See similar questions...

Yes. While this simplifies the process of selecting a donor, your friend or relative will need to adhere to the same process all of our sperm donors follow. This includes submitting an application with health history, which is reviewed by our medical staff. The selected donor must also have a physical and blood drawn. If there are no medical obstacles, your selected donor must visit our lab to produce a specimen. See similar questions...

He/She will be taken to the Coroner's facility for an autopsy, or to be held until the attending physician can be contacted. You can contact our office at 513-732-8117 or by office pager 513-650-1593. See similar questions...