Picture from a while ago:
someone i know was living with 2 other people who had H1N1, but luckily, the last time i interacted with that person was about 2 weeks ago. there’s still a (very low) possibility of me coming down with something… right, right?
Almost the end of term! Only these things left to do:
-PSYC365 Critique #2 on Digital Chameleons
-MICB300 Group Evaluations
-MICB322 Lab 10 Report on Staphylococcus
-Finals for BIOC302, MICB300, MICB322, and MICB302
MICB302 exam is tomorrow. The answer for everything seems to be add some antibodies with fluorochromes and fluoresce it for:
a. sorting (using FACS)
b. identifying (more FACS)
c. locating (could use microscopy… but why not just use FACS too?)
A FACS machine. (photo credits to Wikipedia)
FACS. FAX. FACKS. fuck… so screewed.
furthermore…
patterned white tights (leggings? i can’t tell the difference between tights and leggings…). i conveniently had my camera in my bag and it looked too “cool” to not take a picture of. what lovely fashion we have @ UBC.
heh.
co-op interviews for life science majors to enter the program began a few days ago, and mine was today. it was probably the worst interview i’ve had since PNE group interviews in grade 10 or 11… at first, i expected it to be fairly informal, since the email informing us of the interviews made it seem like a really casual chat with the coordinator. after talking with J about his interview and what he told me they expected, i guess i freaked out a bit. first, i worried about what to wear, then i worried about the way i talk, which is pretty ridiculous, since it’s more about what i have to say, right? the questions weren’t that difficult to answer, but i was tired from sleeping at 2am the previous night (had to finish that new episode of Burning Flame before i could sleep!) and stressing myself out.
when i read about this in the future after a gazillion more interviews, i’ll laugh at how silly i was for worrying about a school interview.
back to Bejeweled. LOL.
