In Korean, nak-si (ëì) means fishing, and is used to refer to Internet trolling attempts, as well as purposefully misleading post titles. A person who recognizes the troll after having responded (or, in case of a post title nak-si, having read the actual post) would often refer to himself as a caught fish.
Prometric ID * (What is this?) Your Prometric ID is a unique number assigned to you that can be located on your: Application Status Report emailed to you after your application is received Authorization to Test letter emailed or mailed to you after your test is scheduled Online Dashboard if you applied online
A sequence version number consists of a base Accession number, a dot, and a version suffix that starts with 11. (This identifier is often referred to as an accession dot version.) The base Accession number identifies the sequence record, and the version suffixes form the series of versions, starting with 11. A sequence Accession number without a version suffix always refers to the latest version of the sequence. The two systems of identifiers run in parallel to each other. That is, when any change is made to a sequence, it both receives a new GI number, and the version part of its accession number is incremented by 1.