If you think DOING the vascular project was a pain, I encourage you to try GRADING them. After many hours, I'm exactly half way through them. Anyway, I'll have them done by Monday's lecture. My original intent was to have them done by Monday so that you could use them to study, but I'm now officially telling you NOT to use them to study. They're not much good for studying how the vessels ACTUALLY are arranged. The class, as a whole, really dropped the ball on this assignment, I'm afraid. I'm not trying to make you feel bad or discourage you; I'm just telling you the truth. It's disappointing, because I was hoping this assignment would be a source of comparatively easy points for you. That's because the entire assignment consisted of following instructions and copying. Also, I told you SPECIFICALLY how to get full credit. I announced that the easiest way to lose points was to omit vessels that appear on the official list. Yet almost no one included all the vessels. This just doesn't make any sense to me, especially in a class in which students beg for extra credit. Even worse, though, the drawings are fraught with carelessness with respect to positioning, completeness, spelling, and labeling. That's why I'm telling you not to use them. Instead, study from books or from websites. Enjoy the weekend. I'll see you Monday.