It’s been years since I’d last received an electrical shock. Since before I destroyed my neck, actually.
Maybe I’d built up a certain amount of tolerance for it after years of being an electrician, but damnit, that fucking hurts!
I seem to recall laughing at people when they whined about getting shocked with lil’ ol’ 110 volts, but I’ve suddenly developed some sympathy.
Ok, so I’ve been tagged over the course of the semester with a few memes, and though I know there were a few of them, I’m only finding this one at the moment.
Steph tagged me and so did Bob with the 5:56 meme back in early December. I apologize for the delay, but finals were coming, and quite honestly I’ve been enjoying the break by being mostly lazy about writing. A little rest for the wicked, as it were. Ok, so the deal is I pick ten books, at least five fiction, and give the fifth sentence on page 56. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to guess the books.
– You can pick and choose the books to find the most interesting sentences.
– At least five of the books should be fiction.
– Try not to use books that are so obscure no one could guess what they are.
– You can give hints, if you so desire.
– Tag some other bloggers to pass the meme along.
(I imagine that due to my tardiness there aren’t any bloggers left to tag, so just be tagged if you want to be.)
The meme resides below the fold.
Biology, Eighth Edition, by Campbell & Reece, et al.
My notes and thoughts from Biology 111, for Wednesday, September 24, 2008. The entire series can be found here.
Forgive the delay in this, the next installment of the series. At about this point in the semester, the workload and involvement in school just took off, and I needed to devote as much time as possible to homework and studying.
When last we left off, we had just begun a quick tour of the eukaryotic cell and its structures. We’d gone over the Nucleus and the Ribosomes, and some of the membrane-bound organelles like the Endoplasmic Reticulum (or ER), the Golgi Apparatus (or GA), and the Lysosomes.
We’ll pick it up here with number 7, the Mitochondria (another membrane-bound organelle), and we’ll go into more depth when we get to Chapter 9.
The mitochondria are sites of aerobic respiration. Recall that C:H bonds have a high potential energy because of the maximum distance of electrons from the nuclei of the Carbon and Hydrogen atoms. In other words, the electrons they share equally are midway between the C and the H.
(The lecture notes continue below the fold.)
16 - September - 2007 -- Dirty Horse, by reway2007 @ Flickr
“Always make ’em walk around a dirty horse.”
From whence came the art:
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It’s finals week. Just so y’know.
Biology final tomorrow morning.
Final test in Biology lab tomorrow afternoon.
PreCalc final tomorrow night.
Final paper in English due Wednesday morning.
Spanish final Thursday morning.
P.S. The new WP dashboard sucks worse than the last one did when they first released that one. Just about the time it became usable and almost likable, they of course destroyed it for this horrid piece of crap.
hateit.
Self Portrait
About me…
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Sometimes there are things I want to address, but outside the context of UDoJ. I’ve been thinking about setting up a separate blog for that.
Here it is.
First of all, I was going to say that I’m the author of U Dream Of Janie and Kissing Corporal Kate. But the truth is the girls have taken on such a life of their own that I’m really just the secretary that takes dictation.
Contact:
I can be reached by Email at loufcd AT gmail DOT com.
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Crowded Head, Cozy Bed 