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OMG Boston was so much fun. I like Boston SO much. Granted, I was there when it was like 75 degrees and sunny every day, which isn't the average climate situation for Boston, but everything else about the city was great ( Read more... )

I posted another entry on The Unofficial Stanford Blog! Here is the link. And the text is below. I'd love to know what you all think. I have more I could write on the subject of food at Stanford, but I'm not going to cram it into this post. I guess I want to go into a public health field related to nutrition and education - like policymaking ( Read more... )

I found a tracker online through the USDA where you enter your daily intake of foods (they have everything in a database) and then it tells you how much of every nutrient you are getting. This is really great - I have seen these before for calorie tracker websites, but I'm not really interested in the calories so much as all the other stuff. ( Read more... )

So other than the personal suck happening yesterday, I had my job interview at ZL Technologies. It was 1.5 hours of interviewing, with 3 different departments: partner relations, financial analysis, and another one that the interviewer didn't really mention or explain very well. I believe it was marketing. They all seemed to like me ok, but the ( Read more... )

i feel so fucking used. and unattractive.

I got interviewed on the phone yesterday about my blog post on The Unofficial Stanford Blog about the Axe and Palm (http://tusb.stanford.edu/2008/02/the_axe_and_palms_hidden_calor.html). I feel like there are so many ways this story could go - my ( Read more... )

Am I too conservative to be a queer? I didn't think I was that conservative. I think back to the emails that go out on the queerwomen list. E requested that more women participate in SOSAS so that questions like "How do lesbians have sex" can be appropriately responded to by members of the community - which I agree with - that's great. But then ( Read more... )

There is a lot of discussion about Californians in Oregon (and trust me, I have my own controversial opinions on that), but there is a lot less discussion about Oregonians in California - probably because there are fewer of us for a number of reasons (moving upstream economically to a more expensive place, not as many Oregonians total, etc ( Read more... )

I don't think I could ever go back to Portland to live for a significant period of time ever again. The amount of accepted racism there is nauseating to me. What is considered anti-racist there is pretty questionable to me. I don't know, reading a post on queerportland about someone posting in W4W about wanting a femme white/Native/Romani/ ( Read more... )