Sannu!


MIA with good reason: preparing for PTDF exams. I have just disovered a good site for free text downloads: scribd.com

I'll be back after all the exams and courses with the continuation of Thermodynamics.

PS: Sooo this is what FOUR DAYS of UNINTERRUPTED LIGHT feels like! Hm!

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