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Domain: Eukaryota. Kingdom: Animalia. Phylum: Chordata. Class: Mammalia. Order: Primates. Family: Hominidae. Genus: Homo. Species: Homo Sapien. Phenotype: male. July 1986. History: Ai Tong Pri, Chinese High, HCJC. 03S78. Now NUS med.
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This is the 5th remake of my blog. And it is the first time I'm not using tables or frames. Yes this is the first wx.blog.crap almost fully done in CSS. Hopefully you will enjoy wasting your time here. Have a nice day. =)
Myself
Domain: Eukaryota. Kingdom: Animalia. Phylum: Chordata. Class: Mammalia. Order: Primates. Family: Hominidae. Genus: Homo. Species: Homo Sapien. Phenotype: male. July 1986. History: Ai Tong Pri, Chinese High, HCJC. 03S78. Now NUS med.
Technical Notes
This site has been tested with Mozilla Firefox 2.0 and Internet Explorer 7.0 Beta 2, in resolutions of 800x600, 1024x768, 1152x864, 1200x960. If the site is not being displayed correctly, something is wrong with your computer.
My Works
Optic Chiasma
Sky Gallery
The Immunomatrix
Nightcycling Photo Collage
Leader. Tourguide. Brother.
The Uncompromiser
Crapboard
Previously
Focus Have you ever been so focused on something ...
The 30-sec rule Eh...I got question: Why issit ca...
Cost VS Value One looks at one's Hwachong Bio not...
"For the nth time..." I think as medical students...
The Cocktail Party Effect Today, I shall introduc...
On the public healthcare system... 4 weeks alread...
Mid week update: Things to do this week (in no ord...
Things to do this week (in no order of priority) ...
The previous week 3 bad news in a week. Superb.
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Friday, March 24, 2006
Crap cycle
I'm damn sick of mugging. That's why I keep taking breaks btwn my mugging. The breaks keep getting longer. And when I slack, I get the sickening feeling that I'm behind my mugging schedule. So there comes a point when I can't stand it anymore and I go back to mug.
The cycle continues.
This, in physiological terms, is known as positive feedback.
posted by nwxiang at 11:25 PM |