By the way. Your link doesn't even work.

List of MD Medical Schools
http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/grad/med/items

List of DO Medical Schools
http://www.mommd.com/doschools.shtml

I would like to remark about the comment made about the D.O. D.O.'s (Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine) undergo essentially the same training as M.D.'s for medical school (4 years). In fact, there are many D.O.'s in my residency training program in my current primary care specialty. They have the same background and will have the exact same training as the M.D. (allopathic doctors) when they finish the residency program. Although there are different philosophies stated, the reality today is that there is essentially no difference between D.O.'s and M.D.'s. Approx 100 years ago, they were very different but are now for most intents and purposes, the same. In some states, the licensing board is the same for both M.D.'s and D.O's. They both have the full authority to prescribe medicine and perform surgery. So I wouldn't judge a doctor by whether or not he is a D.O. or an M.D. but whether or not he is board certified in his/her specialty and where he/she did their residency training.

Can't blame yah, every now and then I get a hankering for a Big Mac and a fish sandwich from Micky D's. After all, I'm only going to live till I die. Kinda like a phrase in a song I heard awhile back " I rather die while I'm living than live when I'm dead". I remember an old buddy who often said that you should "Never trust a Skinny Cook" and Grandma is not that skinny anymore, even the dogs get quite and behave when she get's to beating on the pot's and pan's in the kitchen.