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February 14, 2005 -- 11:02 AM
posted by alison

Jess - thanks! I know about those people too! I just don't know that I can go during the summer. It's one of the few times of the year when field jobs are abundant, and I'd rather have money to come home, instead of running out and being jobless for the fall. So I'm thinking I'll work the summer and then float around the world come the fall... but we'll see how things work out.

and then... there's the prospect that I might be going into grad school... *sigh* with a prof I had a crush on... am I stupid? I really don't think I'll be going the grad school route, but that'll depend on how my meeting with him goes. I don't have a crush on him any more, but this is going to be strange. and I'm still not sure I'm ready to leap back into school without actually having a true break from classes and the university. I want to run away!

February 14, 2005 -- 10:53 AM
posted by Par

I'm not sure if I'm still the unofficial PA filter, but if I am, today's is another classic two-for-one. I guess it makes sense if one of them draws and the other writes, but they work so well together, too. I don't think I could explain that more without sounding like I'm overanalyzing a webcomic...

I mean, above everything else, and for no reason other than to be an asshole, he's a guy obsessed with video games riding a fucking swing!!

February 14, 2005 -- 10:41 AM
posted by Jess

Actually, eukaryotic cells also have ribosomes that float in the cytoplasm (as well as those attached to the er). The ones in the cytoplasm make proteins that stay inside the cell.

At least, that's what my notes read. I don't even remember writing that one down. But thank you very much, both of you.

Alison - I just happen to know these people who are planning on getting away for a few weeks to Europe. I'm sure you'd be welcome.

February 14, 2005 -- 10:40 AM
posted by Al

At least something good is happening to someone. Happy Valentine Day everyone!
Man looking for a job is rough. Anyone looking to hire a soon to be graduated mechanical engineer?

February 14, 2005 -- 10:15 AM
posted by eric

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February 14, 2005 -- 9:16 AM
posted by Par

Beck, I've made a unilateral decision that 1000px is too wide. The ribosome picture is a link now, and my horizontal scrollbar is gone.

February 14, 2005 -- 8:36 AM
posted by alison

let's see...
granted that today is valentines' day, but I don't particularly care
... aka nothing changes in my life ... (and that's not at all a bitter statement, honest)
why on earth do I feel like packing up and leaving town?

is everyone else's expectation of V-day bringing me down?
I literally have no idea why I want to leave, but it sure is hard to not think about it.
just to get out on the road and drive, and end up at somewhere that isn't my parents' house
actually, the feeling this morning was more of "i want to quit... everything"
and it came from nowhere

guess it's a good thing reading week's just around the corner... and I have stupid fucking meetings to go to
oh well, happy V-Day everybody! I hope you enjoy it, in whatever way you desire to make it fun.
I'm going to the Vagina Monologues tonight. should be fun.

February 14, 2005 -- 6:51 AM
posted by Par

I think a more pertinent (and first-year-biology-course-level) difference would be that prokaryotic ribosomes roam free in the cell, whereas eukaryotic ribosomes are bound to the endoplasmic reticulum.

Hmm... I'm amazed that I still remember that. Especially so early in the morning.

February 14, 2005 -- 6:40 AM
posted by Beck

It appears the internet still remembers:

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February 14, 2005 -- 6:34 AM
posted by Beck

The only difference I've ever known (or been required to know) is size. They have different sized subunits which I used to know... but now I don't. The eukaryotic one is bigger though I do remember that.

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