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October 16, 2012
Tastes Like Chicken

Blackened, covered in delicious spices, it’s…alligator? I am definitely making the most of this NOLA trip.

October 16, 2012
Neuroscience Style

October 16, 2012
Some Settling May Have Occurred During Shipping

October 15, 2012
Wild Zones | Loma Linda University School of Medicine Student Blog

At one point in my life I spent a lot of time mowing the lawn. We had a decently-sized area with terrain ranging from wide, flat spaces to steep hills and washed-out depressions. The ride-on mower was the closest I got to having a four-wheeler, so the chore wasn’t all bad. Even so, during the…

October 3, 2012
Near-Field Possibilities

Near-Field Communication (NFC) is one of those technologies that feels like the future—and not just because it’s been used in Japan for a hemidecade. Through short-range wireless transmissions, NFC helps connect physical objects to the electronic world. Something as thin as a sticker can contain an NFC tag, allowing people equipped with devices to interact,…

August 23, 2012
Studying for Comps

It goes something like this.

June 19, 2012
The Worst Micro Tube Ever Designed

Impossible to close or open with one hand. Unwritable cap. Fully smooth unwritable exterior. Too tall.

May 31, 2012

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