Ella wrote: » I was told my wardrobes are kinda OCD like. I dont think so at all. Everything has a place and i put my stuff in their place. I cant sleep in a messy room so would rather get out of a warm bed and put things away than try sleep with stuff lying around. You can pay me in a big steaming mug of B
Ah_Yeah wrote: » I LOVE YOU. Ill make you dinner and bovril and collect you and bring you home and everything. In other news, the plastic panel that surrounds the window on my car door flew off in the wind today. Anyone know of a decent scrap yard I can pick replacements up from?
Das Kitty wrote: » Turnitin? I'll ask Mike when he comes in with my cuppa tea.
Ella wrote: » Erm, i might make my own way over if that's ok with you? :P
Ah_Yeah wrote: » Erm, did you see the wind today The panel was loose anyway
x Purple Pawprints x wrote: » Early night for me tonight.
x Purple Pawprints x wrote: » In bed. I r comfy.
Ella wrote: » What else is loose?
Stheno wrote: » Yeah that's it!
Das Kitty wrote: » He says not to worry about anything below 40% really. But when it's reviewed they'll be looking for originality in the paragraphs etc. Making sure they're not copied word for word from another source.
Ilyana 2.0 wrote: » Stheno, those websites will pick up quotes that you used that other students used, as well as things like the assignment title. As was said, once it's below 40% you don't need to worry. I got a 5% plagiarism count in an assignment last year. Either the thing was on the blink, or I wrote a weird-ass essay :pac:
Captain Albection wrote: » Actually both answers are correct for the different groups. Patients are asked not to wear it as it interferes with the pulse oximeter. HCWs are asked not to for infection control.
rebel girl 15 wrote: » Had an absolute sh*te day, nearly felt like walking out there and then. Have an inspection tomorrow, but I can hardly stay awake. For all of this week, I keep ending up falling asleep around 8/9pm - I'm shattered. Its so frustrating that I can't stay awake for a while after having some food, if it was a big meal it would be something, but its not. It means that I can't plan my lessons properly and I go into work feeling like sh*te, then delivering poor teaching. The faster the weekend comes the better - I'm sick of not being able to function properly
x Purple Pawprints x wrote: » My tummy is rumbling and it's annoying.
cdaly_ wrote: » I'm gonna have to stop reading tLL at work. The duff bug must be leaking out. There are three new pregnancies among colleagues in the last week! :eek:
Stheno wrote: » Have you had a chance to get to the doc? Best of luck for tomorrow, I really hope you feel better soon.
WinterSong wrote: » I'm really sick of this funk I'm in. I'll just have to throw myself into college work and stuff as much as !I can and hopefully that'll draw me out of it a bit. It's just so frustrating; I don't have the motivation to do anything, even getting up seems so difficult and pointless. Tomorrow is going to be a hellish day, too. At least I'm meeting up with my bestie to have lunch, I hardly ever see her these days because of conflicting schedules
pampootie wrote: » Mother of God. Was just woken up by the most ferocious clap of thunder. My heart!
pampootie wrote: » You're ok Larianne, i'm in cork! It must have been almost on top of where I am when it started, the flash and the rumble seemed to be at the same time. There's car alarms going off and dogs going nuts, it's like the apocalypse in my estate tonight!
Ah_Yeah wrote: » bluey, the queen of going for massages, where can I go to sort me back out? Well, shoulders really. I don't think I even need a full body, though it might be relaxing. Also, I'm poor this month so maybe if you come across a bargain, PM me
Stheno wrote: » My sister does holistic massage, but she's in Portlaoise, she's very reasonable, OH goes down and loves it, she fixed his back and he was delighted. Aside from that I'll keep an eye out on deals for ya. I've decided I'm confused. I've two things wrong with my knee. Last week the surgeon said thing 1 was getting better and thing 2 was the problem. Two weeks before that he said I was fine to drive if I could control the clutch. Yesterday physio told me thing one was the issue and didn't mention thing 2. Then he told me in his opinion I'm unsafe to drive. There's no consistency between them which is starting to piss me off, as they work in the same organisation, share the same patient file etc. And neither of them has found a way of dealing with the fairly horrific pain I'm in every day. I'm thinking I might talk it out with my physio next week when I see him again, and if I'm not happy go see the surgeon again ?