American Society for Gene and Cell Therapy is our particular gene therapy conference - about 1,500 people show up every year. This time it was in Seattle, which was nice because its a city I've been wanting to see for a long time - just for its general yuppie/hippie-ness. It was better because I had to give my first talk. Only ten minutes, but of course I was still freaking out. Ultimately I practiced it so much it was pretty much my mouth giving the presentation while my brain was switched off. I think it went well though.
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The Seattle skyline by night |
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The waterfront view from downtown |
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| The oldest Starbucks still standing! (Starbucks started in Seattle - this is the only one that is allowed to have a different exterior). Look at the line in front of that place. |
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| Uggghh...the GUM wall. Thousands of chewed pieces of gum stuck to a random wall. It smelled fruity as you walked past... |
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The Space needle. That's Catie and I at the bottom of it. |
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Troll made in cement under a bridge. |
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Cheese made in real time. |
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