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#462169 added October 16, 2006 at 5:24pm
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In the wrong line of work...
Not the first time I've thought this. On one hand, I love the challenge. On the other, everything seems so arbitrary. I'm doing computer measurements of stained tissue. All I have to do is trace a particular region, and the program calculates the area. Should be easy right? Wrong. The boundaries aren't very succinct, so even when I measure the same image over and over I get different numbers.

Also, I used the wrong ratio of buffers when making a solution. I was flustered and just screwed it up. Not the first time I've done that. Such a waste!

Maybe time and happy pills will help with this. *Frown*
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