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24 Mar 2008, 4:50 pm
me looking crazy after studying all night
You look great as always!
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24 Mar 2008, 4:55 pm
So get used to it.
You are very good-looking!
24 Mar 2008, 7:26 pm
Hmm...I took that picture last year now. D: Anyone else have problems dragging themselves out in front of cameras? I do merely because I'm not the one holding the camera--I don't know exactly how it will turn out.
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25 Mar 2008, 3:11 pm
Apparently this is what I look like. I know it is me as not only did I take the picture and no-one else was around, but I can just make out my scar, and my ears are at different heights and sizes!
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26 Mar 2008, 12:19 am
Did you know eBay sells used lab instruments, glassware, etc?
UbbyUbbyUbby: I am a scientist and firstly a chemist. This means I do have fun in the lab. Last week I did immunocytochemistry. This long word just means I cryogenically (in frozen temperatures, minus 17 degrees C) slice brain tissue, which has been previously harvested and preserved - like Egyptian mummies. Then I prepare these slices through processes including staining a nice shade of tan so I can see them! Otherwise, skinny slices of brain look like sea monkeys. I will analyze these through instrumentation to 'see' what chemical, from treatment, are 'absorbed.' Much like when you take medicine and a doctor needs to know what worsk, what doesn't. I'm not in the medical field at all - but analytical/research. I am in the neurosciences. I am firstly a photochemist. When sunlight (white) is bent there is a rainbow! I can manipulate various factors using light, which comes in packets called photons. I hope you like science too. I know you love dinosaurs!
im cloning a construct for a transgenic line to contribute to autism research.... namely my doctoral project.
first the cloning... then the in situ... then the behavioral testing and more expression analysis I love aspie girls...too bad there aren't more of us around. We're so...this is an understatement, but...smart. Most of the women I know couldn't even pronounce immunocytochemistry, much less spell it, or actually DO it.
26 Mar 2008, 12:32 am
See my hands? I kind of freak out over certain things and obsess over touching them. The texture of this tree was amazing, and then it was rainbow colors too...I had a hard time walking away from that tree. Probably stood there for a good 10 minutes, tapping and feeling it, and kept walking back to it "one more time".
26 Mar 2008, 6:59 am
See my hands? I kind of freak out over certain things and obsess over touching them. The texture of this tree was amazing, and then it was rainbow colors too...I had a hard time walking away from that tree. Probably stood there for a good 10 minutes, tapping and feeling it, and kept walking back to it "one more time".
You look great!
That is a cool-looking tree in that pic.
26 Mar 2008, 7:24 am
Looking great, gypsyRN. 
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