Virology p2 W 7

Yes, it is another report of me successfully completing a quiz. My "deeds" are fairly shallow, not to mention boringly look alike. And I am quite sure i butchered previous sentence with some very horrible English.
:( FUCK. I need to pull it together and do something else than my usual "one more quiz" routine.

Virology p2 / Week 6.

Well, I would've not done it today if i was not looking forward to write this post.
In short, I scored 15/15 on week 6 quiz on my 2nd attempt. =_=

New Year's resolutions. 1,5 month late :D

So. Life happened and my laziness got the better of me. Kinda sad and pathetic. Well, to beat the tides, I am starting a NEW series of posts, which I decided to tag "Deed of the day".

The idea is to mark for future reminiscence one or several things I did on a certain day, that I can be more or less proud of. You know, to not feel like a complete useless and meaningless person.

Rules are fairly simple:
1. The posting can be done afterwards (next day, for example) or the same day.
2. The deed must be committed exactly on the day in question. No future planning "I will...".
3. Things I do as part of my job routine do not count. I might do my "proud thing" during working hours, but it must be out of scope of my position's responsibilities.

There. Lets see how fast I will get bored of this one.

Virology p.II, Q 5 and one other thing.

My most notable event today is that I completed quiz 5 for "How Viruses Cause Disease" by Vincent Racaniello, Ph.D.

I got a score of 14.23 out of 15.00 on my 1st attempt, which is fairly good, I think.

Also, I read a book called "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time". It was supposed to blow my mind, but I found it pretty bland. Meh, I just was not impressed with all this autistic mode of thinking everybody supposed to find so very shocking - I think along similar lines myself and its called "logic", nothing special about it.