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No surgery, luckily but I have to wear a kneecap for a month and use some drugs. The reason of pains on the back turned out to be spasms all over the muscles. I'm currently resting, exams will be fine, I've got a medical certificate for resting.

Sounds better than feared, then - but still pretty painful, I guess. Take it easy for some days.
 
So, I'm going to have my first Power Point based presentation in three years tomorrow. Last time was a complete failure, in that I relied on it and the hardware didn't work (i.e. there was no video projector). And of course I didn't have any hand outs either. The only reason why I chose to go for Power Point again was because I have to show an abundance of maps and compare some of them.


I'd be interested to see this. I have seen quite a few of Powerpoint presentations and never with maps. I assume historical (old) maps? What is it about? Did you already do this today? If not, good luck!

I've ruptured my meniscus today and I have an incredible pain on my back. Even moving is too much for me and I've got two exams at school today, I'm totally screwed. The pain on my meniscus connects to the pain on the back, I think that's because of my sensitive nerves. I think I have a herniated disc. :(

And like that's not enough, I'm battling with migraine once again. Hell must be something like this if it exists.

That's not cool. Take care!
 
I dislike change. So now I don't recognize anyone's avatar any more -- everyone is now an old military figure. I have now adopted a new avatar in protest.
 
Oh yeah. I've got one song down for the Metalcore band I'm mixing (and recorded). The mix is pretty much finished. Now I just need to mix the rest of the songs (using the first song's mix as template). Hell, I even like this and I usually hate metalcore. These songs are rather catchy (yet kinda simple, compared to a lot of other metalcore).
 
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