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Sacrificing the body....
Sunday, April 1, 2001
01:30 a.m.

Sacrificing the body....that describes lab hell for me. It went all right I guess, though I'm a little displeased at how the biochemistry lab exam went :/. S, I hope I don't sound mark hungry to you...thinking about our conversation this week, I'm not sure if everything came across the way I want it to. Just because I have my own standard doesn't mean that I think that if people are below the standard, they're 'inferior' in some way. Not at all...I'll see how the results turn out next week. The lab hell ended officially when I submitted my lab report at 2:30 Friday PM but I still have one more lab exam on Tuesday to deal with.

Also due last week (well, technically due Friday midnight, unofficially Monday before the prof arrives) was my clinical biochemistry paper. I worked hard on Thursday night to get the last bits of the paper done and was up until 5 AM. I then got up at 6:45 to go to class. Smart people would have gone to bed early that night. Noooo...this is Stephen we're talking about. I stayed up until about 2 AM ^^;;;; There were a couple of minor errors in the paper, of which one had to be corrected (one number was included, when it shouldn't have been). I hope my prof likes it...so that result will also be coming in the future. It is done...I wonder how my classmates' progress is coming (3 of 24 submitted in class Friday morning).

Unfortunately, due to my work on the paper, it meant that I couldn't work on my lab report due on Friday. I spent a good part of Friday morning and lunch working on the report. Sadly, I had to skip part of my classes to get them done (I showed up late to the other two classes I had that day) :(. I was really saddened/depressed at this, as I had been proud of the fact that I hadn't yet skipped a class to study or do other such things. There goes that achievement :(. I won't judge people who skip class as harshly anymore...I'm grateful colleagues loaned me the notes that I missed...which I still have to recopy (do that later today).

Hmmmm....after handing in the lab report, K and I went to go and see a public lecture about scholarly men in the middle ages and their magic (to control women, get things and other such things). Quite interesting...and the coffee and goodies after were really good ^_- (mmmm...cheesecake).

Two things from the news that I wanted to mention. Firstly, a quote from the Reverend Moon (leader of the Moonies) [saw it in the Globe and Mail]. All single women should have children. Those who don't are not women.--smart remark attached to the quote is "Got to love having your own church". Secondly, it was hillarious to see the federal government get embarassed by losing the vote in the Commons...though I take offence to the government's claim that the Opposition's tactic wasted money (i.e. to bring back the governments' members to the House the next day...wrongo. The government ~chose~ to bring back its members to make a statement, they didn't have to (just needed enough to make majority) -_-. Politics...always something to talk about (will not say anything about the American politics at all o.o).

M has been telling me what my friend S(2) from high school has been suggesting (tongue in cheek). S(2) is in CS, as is M...and S(2) wants a course in how to get a girlfriend ^^;;;. Heh...if the course was expanded to deal with interpersonal relationships, I'd sign up in a heartbeat. Only question though...who to teach? Any one of us would be the blind leading the blind ^^;;;;;;

Not a pleasant experience for me today. I saw a car hit and kill a dog. Ugh...saddening, and rather icky to watch. I heard a loud thump, and heard anguished screams coming from the dog. I didn't know what had actually happened until I started to cross the street (en route to the mall to get carrots for supper). The tail spasmed, and slowed down as the moaning stopped. It reminded me of how fragile I am (or anyone else for that matter is)...the transient nature of life I suppose. :/ I actually initially thought it was the tire blowing, but couldn't place the moaning (it was just off the curb, so I'm not sure how much the driver was at fault. To his credit, he stopped and got out...and was still there when I returned with the carrots).

Oh yes...got to e-mail WMC's clone...and Kichiri too...may be even Jackie (gomen gomen by the way...) {puts it down on his list of things to do}

Understanding is an important part of the coursework for me...just memorising has its useful attributes, but understanding makes it much easier to recall and utilise. I'd rather have a lower mark in a course and understand something well then a high mark in something that I just spat out and immediately forgot (I can name a few classes where immediately after the final, I started forgetting things ^^;;;).

Still looking for a place in Saskatoon to stay...the place I was going to be didn't turn out. :/ I may have found one though...so I've got to send in an application and what not soon. Related to applications, I've elected to sit the MCAT August sitting (18 August 2001, day after my work term ends).

No one online today that I know...perhaps they have lives? ;)

Lab hell
Monday, March 26, 2001
03:22 p.m.

This is the week I know as lab hell. Next entry will be on Friday (hopefully). A few comments before I head off...S, sorry for not meeting you today. I had a discussion with several other colliegues of mine today about the chemistry assignment that took over 2 hours -_-.

WMC, your clone has read Sei Shonogan's Pillow Book?! I'll have to e-mail her about that ^_^ (few people have read it). Jackie...your blog server is horrid -_-. Ugh :(

The tale of Sleeping Bishounen
Saturday, March 24, 2001
01:10 a.m.

The title topic refers to me today (this evening), but strike the bishounen part (I've already subjected myself to enough stress and other such good things to destroy any last vestiages of bishounen like appearance, if I ever had it to begin with.

For some reason, I couldn't keep my mind focussed on the studying I was trying to do, so I felt obligated to take a short nap (about 1-1.5 h or so). Unfortunately, that hindered my plans a little; I only reviewed the biochemistry and part of the ecology (will have to work really hard on ecology this weekend along with ***** paper).

Hmmm...I forgot to note on Tuesday the beginning of spring. It was nice this week, except for today when it hit -15 C (-30 C with wind chill). Ugh >_<

Student elections here again. Such a pointless exercise since no matter who I vote for, the same net result occurs. However, I will be a good citizen and vote. If I don't, I can't bitch ^_-. I've made my choices on who to vote for, using my rule (for student union elections) of not voting for any incumbents.

Student elections...laughs. It is a joke. I remember in high school where a group of us put up a "puppet candidate" who was going to do everything that we wanted him to do. We chose a good candidate, one that might appeal to all aspects of the school (the various groups). As to how I made it on the advisory committee, don't ask me ;) Our candidate campaigned on issues which rather annoyed some teachers ("You shouldn't campaign on issues"). The organisers of the elections basically told the candidate that its "All a popularity contest anyway"...while they tell the students that it's "Not a popularity contest". 100% BS. I think my favourite moment was watching flyers get passed out (they banned the poster) talking about the corruption in the year before's SAC. They spent a lot of money renovating their office and buying a hot sandwich maker. The main line for the leaflet "When was the last time that you had a hot sandwich". Oh...the teachers were really pissed off at that.

Our candidate had no chance in hell of winning (even if he did, they wouldn't allow him to take office...as the teachers decided in the end anyhow). Actually, according to the teacher that was counting them (he liked our candidate as a person), he didn't lose by much. Heh...we did our job and exposed the corruption. The SAC in my grade 12 year was significantly better. I should point out....they wouldn't let the speeches criticize the previous council as it "might hurt their feelings". Well, may be if they bloody well worked and didn't {explitive deleted} around, then criticism wouldn't be warranted. You have to be accountable for your actions, or lack there of. Things never change (points to Canadian politics right now)...

Arrrgh -_-
Friday, March 23, 2001
03:30 p.m.

Title topic refers to my feelings towards my clinical biochemistry paper about now. {growl}

Right now, I'm doing research for my brother in the library -_-;; However, he'll be bribing me with candy, so it's not too bad. Friday afternoon, very short lab and I intend to get out of here quickly.

Kicks himself for losing half a mark on the lab report for not using significant figures. Doh -_-.

Kourin...sorry for borrowing heavily from your title...but I found your comments amusing ^_^. Congrats on finishing the term. Hee hee...I found your description of me apt and amusing (though I haven't actually described myself that way I don't think (is sure that Kourin will bring out the log to prove him wrong)
"Single but conducting lurid affairs with his/her academic life."
Well...^^;; I don't think it's that bad yet (but haven't I described myself as being married to school? I think I may have...I know I did in the past, but I can't remember if I said that to you Kourin.

Back to this research for Boy. Probably will have another entry tonight. For those looking for me online, I'll be on from about 12:30 CST to 1:30 EST on both Friday (tonight) and Saturday. I can't really stay up much later than that as I really need sleep (and get papers done, and study and other such stuff).

Rant rant revolution
Thursday, March 22, 2001
05:28 p.m.

The title topic is not quite as good as Kourin's "Dense Dense Revolution" mind you ^^;;

Let me begin my round of ranting. Firstly, the stupid photocopy card reader in the library destroyed my first card earlier this week (and I had just put more money on it that weekend ;_;). {growl} I also managed to lose one of my pens as I put it in upside down in my pant pocket. The warmness of the pocket and the force of gravity caused all of the ink to rush to the top.

S, I don't write entries in here everyday, though I sometimes do. It depends on how I'm feeling, and what I have to say.

Gah...the department of biochem and chem is really annoying me. They can't tell me exactly which courses will be offered next semester >_<. Ugh...I followed the advice of a grad student and overloaded so as to get a seat in all of the classes I want, but may not offer. I'll drop one of them once the department figures out what's happening -_-. Ah yes...I switched my degree status from BSc to BSc Honours now...I figure I should declare now to avoid the possibilty that the univerisity could change the requirements on me :(. I'll probably change my major/minors next year once I figure out how my plans will work out.

I should make a few comments on what the Globe and Mail has had within its pages recently. Let's see...they had a personal essay about a woman and her "Mr. Purple" (guess on what that was talking about ^^;;;), a weekend feature on Pegasus M????, racehorse gone to stud (describing a normal day for him ^^;;), and an interview with a prostitute o.o;;;. Ahem. At least it's better than the Post -_-;;

Ah yes...learnt about the type of people called "Cougars". Must avoid at all costs (divorced women, with lots of money preying after young men). {shudders}

Silly thought...I hate the way I look unshaven, and yet I'm not willing to spend the 5-7 minutes it'd take a day to shave. Why is that? o.o; Gah -.-.

Today's goals. Finish up o chem lab (almost done...really two questions to go). Try and review some biochemistry and work on paper again.

Good day of work for the most part.
Tuesday, March 20, 2001
04:59 p.m.

It's been a relatively good day of workwise for me (though perhaps the morning wasn't quite as productive as I had intended ^^;;). The genetics lab ended early, as we couldn't see any spores from the ascus (can't remember the mold's name actually ^^;;).

Funny dream last night. ^^;; I think I was kind of awake so it was a quasi-dream...(which is typically normal for me). I thought that I had met Priya by my house and then went off to go and do something with my friends...I recall a hotel and some hijinks there (non-sexual :P)...now, I know that the person I thought of couldn't be Priya (but rather I assigned the name to) as the person was sane, non-evil, and had short bleached blond curly hair and was Caucasian. ^^;; Nope...from what I can gather, that probably would not be a good description of the real Priya ^_-. Good luck on your thesis BTW, if you're reading Priya.

Hmm...did some work looking up EC numbers for the various enzymes in my report. Found almost all of them...so that's good. Tonight, I'll do some more work on the paper, finish up my biochemistry project and perhaps work some on my organic chem lab ^^;; (tetraphenylporfin...it'll be fun to do the mechanism and draw it o.o)

Interesting sight...walking down the stairs in the university library and seeing a toilet at the bottom. Heh...interesting.

Ah yes, you have S to thank for this little rant. I have some issues with the term 'snag'. The context that I'm thinking of is "snag a man". -_-.
Sorry...but that is not really an auspicious sounding statement. I don't really want to be considered chattel, or a commodity to be traded, bartered, or sold. I want to be considered a person...judged for my total character {which may or may not be a good thing, but still}. I don't know what it says for the people who are making these statements as well...I'll leave it to others to assess. I think my opinion should be reasonably clear O_o.

For me ^_^
http://www.i-stat.com/graphver/uk151641a_c.pdf

Jackie...I want to respond to your comment about "Why are girls so stupid?"...I do have a few comments to make about that. Actually, I've found that for the most part, females give more intelligent conversations; in my younger years, I'd rather have a conversation with the females than with the males (in that they were relatively more intelligent). I suppose that a) I'm a bit unusual in that regard and b) I didn't really hang around with the popular people (in high school, in elementary school, I was okay in that regard--used to play football with the boys and other such stuffs (receiver and cornerback...so much fun ^_^;;)...until I found out that refereeing was much more fun...yes, I did referee the games when I was in elementary school ^^;;;;;;;;;;;). Um Jackie...you haven't been privy to any of the "gentlemen chats" have you? If you have, then you may not pass judgement so quickly ^^;;. Ah...but I should point out that some females (and of course some males) do have rather stupid conversations...but I've never really dealt with those people too much.

That's long enough...I'm done for the day.

Stephen's big bag of Jollies and other such fun stuffs
Monday, March 19, 2001
05:01 p.m.

More on the title concept later (yes, I've seen too many papers this weekend).

It was only until late Saturday that I was able to get the smell of latex off my hands. I had to wear some latex gloves in the laboratory on Friday...and the smell got attached to my hands. Ugh...not one of my favourite smells (and I'm not a big fan of latex as I get a rash on my hands if I wear the gloves too long (that is over a couple of days). First person to make a 'smart' comment about that will get a 'surprise' from me :P.

Title topic. This refers to the big bag (university bookstore heavy bag) of papers for my clinical biochemistry paper. Happily, the papers are organised for the most part. I spent much of my weekend working on this; but there is still a while to go. It truely is a big bag of 'jollies' o.o. When I told my mom that, she thought I meant goodies and asked where the candy was ^^;;

Short comment about Tripod removing anime/manga sites. Idiots...I'd say some more appropriate words, but I feel uncomfortable typing them in ^^;; Go figure...I have no problem with saying them ;)
Addendum: It may have been a technical error; that's what the reports I have been receiving indicate. If that's the case, ignore the above (3/20 SC)

Da..no one has really updated their logs recently ^^;;

Ah yes...registration. Let's see how the status is for the classes I want to get in (I register on Wednesday, registration started today). Hopefully, I won't have to get up too too early >_<

Kourin is right...interpersonal relationships are difficult to deal with. (not me this time, but someone I know)....fun fun o.o;

I think that's enough for this entry...as I've got to be gone at 5:30...also, I don't want to lose this entry in case the browser crashes when I'm looking at the class listings.

Friday afternoon
Friday, March 16, 2001
05:00 pmish

It's Friday afternoon, and I'm tired after the lab. It's the last o chem lab I have to perform...just two more reports to write up for the class.

In reponse to yesterday's log, S made a few comments about science being on my mind ^^;; I think relationships came up again (ie. the male/female interactions) and what not and she made a few other comments along the same line regarding her and my futures. Therein, the fun began. I didn't save the log ^^;; so this is my best approximation.

Stephen: I don't intend to be married to school/work for the rest of my life.
Stephen: I was planning to write an entry on Valentine's Day to my mistress.
S: Ugh :P If you truely believe that, you seriously need help ;)
Stephen: It was going to be tongue in cheek.
S: Of course.
S: Eeew...I don't want to touch your books anymore :P
Stephen: Bidah :P
Stephen: I wouldn't soil the book in that way :P
S: Oh...look at the curves on that reaction :P
Stephen: Oh baby...push those electrons, push those electrons hard.
S: Hey...two bonds is better than one.
Stephen: Which position: cis- or trans-?.

At that point, I had to go to sleep. ^^;;

Tonight, I will have to do some paperwork (I've been putting it off all week -_-;), try and get those clinical biochemistry tables done and what not. I'll probably stay online late to chat to various peoples ^^;

Oh yes...managed to talk to the academic advisor...now, I'm a little more confused as to how my program will work, or if I'll have to change (I won't be too too upset if I have to change from Biochemistry/Biology combined, Honours Biochemistry to Biochemistry Honours, Biology minor, Chemistry minor).

Probably not working hard enough now...
Thursday, March 15, 2001
05:27 p.m.

It's close to supper time and I've all but taken since 4 off. I had an ecology lab today, and we went out into the aspen bluff a few kilometers out of town to go and measure circumference of the trees and the distance between them. My group was done first, so we got to go back early.

Yesterday...my clinical biochemistry prof was lecturing, and out of no where, he pulls out a tool used to collect stomach acid samples (put down throat/nasal passage, pump up) out of his pocket. Line: "Doesn't everyone carry one of these in their pockets?" (actually a controlled item ^^;;) I thought it was amusing.

I don't have much to say today (I thought I did), but then, we know how my mind works (in bursts).

Goals for today. Finish o chem lab up, work on biochemistry project, try and get clinical biochemistry tables done, review class selection and may be fill in some forms (don't think I'll get to the letters ^^;; gomen).

NB: Priya: Well, what a party o.o;;;;;;;;;;. I didn't know what fapfap was before I read your birthday entry, but now I do. Please be aware that if you're trying to corrupt me even more than I am, you're succeeding. However, I don't think I'll ever reach your level ^_-. My birthday parties are much more mundane than that.

More happy thoughts and memories
Wednesday, March 14, 2001
07:59 a.m.

A few things that I left out from earlier posts. I heard back from my friend D who's on a co-op term out in BC (hadn't heard from her in a while...perhaps it's because I haven't sent any e-mail ^^;;) {side bar, just 3 people I'm waiting to hear from from the e-mail I sent out--I do want to hear from you (though I'm dubious that they're reading this) } It was good to hear from D; she thought that she was going into a high tech job, but she was surprised when they gave her the bucket and the stopwatch (measure flow rate). She also gets to mop the floor a lot (she's not really a big fan of the co-op programme, before, and especially now). I was tempted to send back a naughty comment that eventually, she'll get a promotion from mopper to fluffer, but that's not very nice ^^;;;;;;;;;; (I'm wide read, that's how I know the term, not by any other means :P).

As I was choosing a shirt Friday (or was it Saturday), I noticed that I don't get to wear some of my favourite shirts very often. Most of the time, when I have to wear my lab coat, I'll choose a plain coloured shirt (blue or grey, as I've got a lot of them ^^;;)...and this is most of the time that I have to wear the coat. For some strange reason, I'm actually a little concious about what goes under my coat as a decorated shirt doesn't look that good (black t-shirt goes really well though...I like that ^^;). I really like my MKR shirt, but the odds of me wearing it on any school day are so minute it isn't even funny. ^^;;.

The strangest memories come through my mind when I least expect it. I thought about some of the books I read as a child...two titles popped up at me. "Is there life on a plastic planet?" (I read it in about Grade 2/3) and "The Girl with the Silver Eyes". The last book is special in that I recall re-reading it. I don't usually re-read books (except texts, but that's another story). Thinking right now...I do remember "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and I remember re-reading that too. What other books have I actually re-read..."The Tommyknockers" by S King (I read that at a really young age ^^;;;) oh and the Vampire Diaries quartet by LJ Smith. (I liked it a lot). Other books that I kind of remember (but didn't re-read) include R Cormier's "The Chocolate Wars" and the sequel. Drat...what was the series that dealt with the Sevens? I don't remember. I remember reading this trilogy about the Tripods (don't remember the author), Encyclopedia Brown series, Amaelia Badelia (younger age), all of the Tintin and Asterix books (I liked Obelix a lot ^_^) and that's about all I can think of. (I did read the first 3 books of Anne of Green Gables...book four lost me ^^;;).

That's all the reading I'm going to admit to right now ;)

I finished going through my table again for my clinical biochemistry paper. I started some work on the body last night...so it's slowly in progress.

Ask not for whom the bell toils...for it toils for thee.
Tuesday, March 13, 2001
08:00 a.m.

From John Dunn, I believe "Death be not proud".

A candid freetalk

Last week, as I'm sure the entries reflect, I was somewhat of a wreck devoting myself to studying for the organic chemistry exam. Now, apparently, in this process, I managed to alienate one of my friends (M) in that week. I heard a secondary report from S that she was rather saddened by me/annoyed at me and that I should expect a stern talking to. That's not a good sign here for a couple of reasons. Firstly, I don't want to make my friends sad and secondly, I didn't think I was being that obsessive.

Apparently I was. Apparently, I was even more obsessed than C is with her yaoi fanfics as well. That's not auspicious at all. :(

I do feel bad for the situation and it got me thinking about my future. I managed to see Kourin online on Saturday and had a good long talk via ICQ with her. Actually, it was more so a whine session on my part. At least the two of us agreed on the problem of interpersonal relationships and how difficult they can be. No, I'm not going to put down the text of that conversation here, contrary to what some people might feel. I think I whined about my degree program and some other stuff (I'm not sure about the degree program though). I was feeling quite depressed on Saturday night although Kourin, you did help a lot. {bows low}. {sighs} So many things to consider and so many factors to deal with. I suppose this is a part of maturing...and I know I have still someways to go yet (ie. figuring out exactly a balance between work and the rest of life :/...and a few other things (that people can probably guess--for those who know me, or even those who don't). I'm really stupid in certain matters (in fact, some of my logic is probably stupid if I think about it, but I think that I'm not really ready to disect the logic entirely and force a paradigm shift). Probably to my detrament though.

I remember one of the points I made in my conversation to Kourin was that almost all of the conversations I have had recently have had to deal with 'shop', that is school/science related. Oi oi...that's not a reassuring sign to me...I do want to have a life outside of work, honestly I do. Will this be what I'm like in the future? Probably to some degree, but hopefully not to that extent. Excession obsession (a little bit is okay) and arrogance are two very non-desirable traits in my mind. (ie. arrogance from someone will probably inspire dislike towards that person from me ^^;)

I'm still not sure exactly what I want to do with my life yet. I think I know, but I'm not entirely sure. I know that I'll work in the sciences; I knew that when I put the lab coat on and it felt right. Also, when someone explained a biochemical pathway and I understood it entirely also pointed me in the direction. I think I like research, and I wouldn't mind working with humans (but as of yet, I haven't done any human related research, so I'm not exactly sure). So many things to consider all at once. Hopefully, once the long journey is done, it'll all be worth it.

I know that other people I know are having a difficult time dealing with the interpersonal relationship thing as well. I suppose I shouldn't feel along. I mean, really, I'm not that old, but then, I have the nagging voice in my mind telling me to consider establishing relationships (in the loaded context of the word). {shakes his head}. I don't know at all.

Hopefully, future entries won't be as pessimistic as this. I'm not promising anything though...

Recent happenings
Tuesday, March 13, 2001
07:50 a.m.

Just a little short entry to summarise the past couple of days. On Saturday, I was suckered/coraled into judging debate ^^;; (I know the guys in charge of the tournament as it was the U of R Debate society that helped host it--Provincial championship). I was judging Division IV Novice (Cross-Ex style) for the 4 rounds of the day. Topic was dealing with police accountability. We had an interesting case in the 2nd round where I swore that the team was making up a fact (or more exactly, misinterpreting it). They said that there were 44ish criminal code offenses/police officer and they interpreted it as being ~committed~. That's dead wrong (it's dealt with). I asked to see the data (as I'm allowed to do) and came to the conclusion that they misinterpreted the data (intentionally IMO, as it seemed relatively clear to me). I said that in my comments that I thought the data was suspect and that it seemed as if they may have misrepresented the data. They were non-too amused. A fellow judge and I spent the first part of the lunch break checking up online...it was somewhat vague, but we felt that it should have been interpreted properly. We did our duty and reported it to the tournament organisers (C and E, my friends). They were surprised, but understood the situation. After the 3rd round, the SEDA organiser came by to talk to us about what we (probably ~me~) said. No big deal...just wanted clarification.

As an aftermath, I heard the rest of the story from E. The girls and their coach were rather upset after my comments and spent some time harassing E waving the sheet of data in the air. E said basically "Waving a sheet of paper in my face doesn't do anything. I don't know what happened in the debate. You may be right, but no one here knows how the evidence was presented except the judges and I'll have to defer to them on that". Turns out that the same team used the same fact in another round where the Chief of Police was judging. He explained to the team the data as he knew what it meant (I was right with my interpretation...it's dealt with). E was amused at the whole situation greatly.

Spent much of Sunday working, but also watched Ayashi no Ceres episode 1 raw. Nice...nice. Studio Pierrot is back to its old tricks of starting the ED early ^_^.

Today, I got my o chem midterm back. Better than I expected (31.5/40 = 81%) though the errors I made were stupid (plus the one question that I all but blew (2/6) ). Class average was 57%, so that's something to note. The prof made a few comments about the exam (and he marked fairly gently, which is good, as I could have done worse). Gah...I don't like giving away points, but I think I'm not too upset at the results ^_^.

It's confirmed. I'll be in Saskatoon again from the end of April to almost the end of August. Should be good (just got to find a place to stay, and I'll be happy).

I completed the genetics paper on Saturday. ^_^. Now, the clinical biochemistry paper. (currently working on it).

I archived again, for those who aren't observant. It was starting to get long again (though it took me about 4 cracks before the archiving function finally worked :(.

A very important entry is coming soon (probably tomorrow morning)...I'm typing up the text of this Monday late evening. I have a few more things to tell, but that will have to wait for another time (not next entry, entry after that).

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Sorry for the kinetics references ^_^;; [and I haven't taken the course yet ^^;;;