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Urgh, I'm currently writing a nice essay on novel zoonotic viruses, and yes it is 05:25 as I write this.
So far I've had 8 cans of coke since midnight.
They seem to be helping keep me awake.
They are however making my inside make very funny noises.
I also am pissing like I was drunk, often, a lot, and clear as a stream.
It makes my teeth feel sticky.
I am now farting.
I hope my essay reads better than this.
Urgh, I have a lecture at 0900 - 1300
I'm nearly half done with this though.
Guess I'd better have a point, what's the best way to stay up for deadlines?
What was the most stupid thing you have done to stay up?
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| Bubbs wrote: | ha ha, I remember those days where I used to pull all nighters at uni. Assignments were always left until last minute. No wonder I only got a 3rd.
I used to leave the window right open to keep it cool, had relitively fast music on, and proplus every so often. Don't take too many though or you start feeling a bit mental.
The other way would be the coke method....not Coke Cola. One or two lines will make you feel pretty sorted, just don't go overboard or your essay may start including random thoughts into it ha ha |
Ahh but it's never one or two lines, before he knows it he will have clapped off a couple of grams and forgot that he was doing an essay. Maybe speed would be better, but then again as you say the essay will be full of unrelated crap and the comedown is horrific.
Guess you just gotta stick to the coffee.....or not
start assignments the night before they are due in.
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16:00 tomorrow.. How many words is it? That's plenty of time for a 2-3 thousand word report/assignment. I used to start at 5pm and go all through the night and hand it in by 9am... Man up! 
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Yea it's not the typing that's the hard bit, it's the references.
So far I've 400 words, and 25 references.
It's only about 1600 words total.
Nearly every sentence has to be referenced to a proper, pier reviewed scientific journal.
It takes about 5 minutes to find out the information you want on google/ wikipedia, and then another 30 minutes trying to find that information in a reference-able source lol.
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All our crap is in Harvard, which is gay as its easier to just use Vancouver, which most journals are in, so I have my references, then I'm going to have to re arrange them all at the end lol.
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I always manage to get away with finishing assignments without any references in my uni work at all  I think I'm starting to be hated for it.
Anyway, know how you feel. I had an incident last year involving 2 or 3 litres of relentless to finish a project. I didn't sleep for three days though.
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I can't believe that 12 cans of cola has given me a jippy bowel, I feel sick as a dog. 
Wait, that's nearly 4L of cola.
urgh.
Now I'm writing about HIV as an emerging zoonotic virus.
Fun times.
Crap, I need another dump.
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| Bubbs wrote: | 16:00 tomorrow.. How many words is it? That's plenty of time for a 2-3 thousand word report/assignment. I used to start at 5pm and go all through the night and hand it in by 9am... Man up! |
| Bubbs wrote: | ha ha, I remember those days where I used to pull all nighters at uni. Assignments were always left until last minute. No wonder I only got a 3rd. |
Right, no more talking you.
Savage, snorting proplus works  Maybe get hold of some speed and see if you're able to focus on it, if you're even slightly ADD/ADHD you may find you can. I can revise a semesters notes in 5 hours on speed  Did some cracking exams on it too.
As for references, don't go crazy trying to get primary source and 'science' articles every time. And Google Scholar is your friend, always found it turned up a fuckload more stuff then web of knowledge.
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I'm using PubMed at the moment, but its mostly using it to get info and then referencing its references lol
I'll give google scholar a go.
And as for snorting pro plus etc, I'm actually in a bad enough way from the cola I wouldn't want to risk it lmao.
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I'd recommend Zotero for managing your references
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| hellkat wrote: | Oo, no ... I always preferred Harvard than Vancouver. All that twatting about with numbers (and often in "superscript") in Vancouver - if you take one out or add one, you got to renumber everything, sod that.
I liked Harvard. Name them, put the date. And then make it all alphabetical. Much less stress.
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Here's a sample of Harvard Citation that was done by myself about a year ago:
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MULLER M., MAZZUCO T.L., MARTINIE M., BACHELOT I. and CHABRE O (2006) Diagnosis of Cushing’s syndrome: A retrospective evaluation of clinical practice. European Journal of Internal Medicine, Volume 17, pp334-pp338.
NEWELL-PRICE J., MORRIS D.G., DRAKE W.M., KORBONITS M., MONSON J.P., BESSER G.M. and GROSSMAN A.B (2002) Optimal response criteria for the human CRH test in the differential diagnosis of ACTH-dependant Cushing’s syndrome. The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, Volume 87, Iss. 4, pp1640-pp1645.
NEWELL-PRICE J., BERTAGNA X., GROSSMAN A.B. and NIEMAN L.K (2006) Cushing’s syndrome. The Lancet, Volume 367, pp1605-pp1617.
NIEMAN L.K and LLIAS I (2005) Evaluation and treatment of Cushing’s syndrome. The American Journal of Medicine, Volume 118, pp1340-pp1346.
NIKOLAOU D. and GILLING-SMITH C (2005) Hirsutism. Current Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Volume 15, pp174-pp182.
NOORLANDER I., ELTE J.W., MANINTVELD C., TOURNOY K.G., PRAET M.M., VAN MEERBEECK J.P and AERTS J.G (2006) A case of recurrent non-small-cell lung carcinoma and paraneoplastic Cushing’s syndrome. Lung Cancer, Volume 51, No.2, pp251-pp255.
NORTON J.A., LI M., GILLARY J. and LE H.N (2001) Cushing’s syndrome. Current Problems in Surgery, Volume 38, No.7, pp448-pp545.
REIMONDO G., PACCOTTI P., MINETTO M., TERMINE A., STURA G., BERGUI M., ANGELI A. And TERZOLO M (2003) The cortiotrophin-releasing hormone test is the most reliable non-invasive method to differentiate pituitary from ectopic ACTH secretion in Cushing’s syndrome. Clinical Endocrinology, Volume 58, pp718-pp724.
REIMONDO G., ALLASINO B., BOVIO S., PACCOTTI P., ANGELI A. and TERZOLO M. (2005) Evaluation of the effectiveness of midnight serum cortisol in the diagnostic procedures for Cushing’s syndrome. European Journal of Endocrinology, Volume 53, pp803-pp809.
REIMONDO G., PIA A., BOVIO S., ALLASINO B., DAFFARA F., PACCOTTI P., BORRETTA G., ANGELI A. and TERZOLO M (2008) Laboratory differentiation of Cushing’s syndrome. Clinica Chimica Acta, Volume 388, pp5-pp14.
STEFANTO M. and BHAWAN J (1997) Diffuse hyperpigmentation of the skin: A clinicopathologic approach to diagnosis. Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, Volume 116, No.1, pp61-pp63.
TERZOLO M., REIMONDO G., ALI A, BOVIO S., DAFFARA ., PACCOTTI P and ANGELI A (2001) Ectopic ACTH syndrome: Molecular bases and clinical heterogeneity. Annals of Oncology, Volume 12, Supp.2, pp83-pp87. |
It might not be 100% correct, but fuck it, I got an A for it anyway.
Edit: Just noticed the italics aren't showing, but journal name and everything afterwards is in italics.
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Ah, so that's Harvard. I just thought that was proper referencing.
Only bastards are the papers with 10+ authors 
And making sure they're all formatted identically.
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That's my forte 
Tedious reference formatting, I used to do it for pin money - and of course the pleasure of being pernickety.
God how many PhD students I've sent away with instructional fleas in their ear about providing all the authors names on references LOL
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| hellkat wrote: | That's my forte
Tedious reference formatting, I used to do it for pin money - and of course the pleasure of being pernickety.
God how many PhD students I've sent away with instructional fleas in their ear about providing all the authors names on references LOL
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hellkat
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LOL, trust you
"Müller M, McWilliams S, Podlesak D, Donaldson J,Bothwell H, Lindroth R (2006) - Tri-trophic effects of plant defenses: chickadees consume caterpillars based on host leaf chemistry – Oikos – 114, pp. 507-517"
This is the one that caught my eye, cos I am always calling people Chickadee
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