http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7827738.stm

"Controversy" is what makes people and/or nations show their true faces

Are people "tolerant" or are they not. How far would their reactions go. How many hearts can they break in the name of "blind nationalism"...

To me, controversy is a way to understand other people/nations.

So yeah, I think this is GOOD.

(And those toilets are far more healthy than those you have to sit on anyway. After "taharat" taps, I think "alla turca" toilets are one of the best "hygenic" inventions of all times )

Wow I just learnt a self esteem booster about my qualification exam (which was two years ago!):

Today, we were celebrating Şükrü's qualification, and our boss said "Şükrü repeated Esen's success. Esen has the reputation that she was the best of her qualification exam group and she passed with flying colors!"

Wow wow wow!

But it's all thanks to my ex-boss and Nuri too, because I had to stop thinking about Nuri so I studied crazily, and my ex-boss gave me the time to do it. I am grateful to him for this!

Esie

This progress report writing thing is killing me. My back hurts, my head aches, and I still have a few more pages to go.

"Sir, all the data is here, can't you just let me go to sleep?"

But well, this is all MY fault anyway, I mean, I was pretty lazy most of the time here. I'm only recently getting accustomed to the whole writing thing, and it takes time to write things down. If I hadn't spent most of my time with personal fun, I wouldn't feel as pressed as I am feeling now.

So, I'm going back to that report now that I breathed out a bit.

At least, now I only have p values and number of genes left to write down.