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01/31/2010: Still living and working in San Diego, although these days I'm just trying to keep my head above water.

11/08/2009: I live in San Diego, I have a full-time job (I'm one of the lucky ones), and I'm trying to find a way to make the world a better place... whilst sitting in front of a computer 10+ hours a day, playing secretary to a Republican boss.

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because i'm a totally awesome nerd...

I'm supposed to be studying for my finals but I got distracted while reading the news on a break. I'm super embarrassed to admit I knew absolutely nothing about the Large Hadron Collider that Science is about to flip on tomorrow, but luckily my generation has created a way to answer most questions about complex scientific shit. It's called YouTube.

Some brilliant science writer working at CERN made this awesome rap. Dad, you're gonna love it.


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