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  • My first webpage was born in October of 2001 as an excuse to use NetObjects Fusion, which turned out to be entirely too cumbersome for frequent updates.
  • In the Summer of 2002, I started using Blogger/Blogspot since it was much easier to access from anywhere, and I was spending several weeks away from home. (The page is still alive, I recently discovered.)
  • After letting my Blogspot site lapse for several months, this page was born on April 11th 2003, hosted by BloggedUp and powered by Moveable Type.
  • I procured this domain a few weeks afterwards; a wise man once said, “You’re no one until you have your own domain, yo.” The name pays homage to the late, great Sifl and Olly (video pops).
  • The first major redesign of supercres.net took place in March 2005, when I moved from Moveable Type to WordPress.
  • The hosting service that I had been using for free since Spring 2003 finally crapped out in September 2005. I went blogless for a couple months before procuring new reasonable, reliable (and Unitarian) hosting at UUism.net. I’m currently in the process of recovering, though my CSS and other theme files were thankfully saved.

Author’s vital stats

I was born January 18, 1985 in Blacksburg, VA. Since my birthday is before Chinese New Year, I’m never quite sure how my zodiac sign works out.

I’m an INTJ, and it scares me (and others) how closely I fit the archetype. I always tell people that if they want to get to know me in about five minutes, read any published description of the type.

I recently graduated with a BSE from the University of Pennsylvania, where I studied Bioengineering with a Psych minor. I love it all — the major, the people, the place — all jokes aside. (That used to link to an old April Fools’ post where I said I was dumping engineering for English. It only fooled one person.)

I currently work as a research programmer and data analyst at the Schizophrenia Research Lab at Penn. The current plan is to work here for a few years and then apply to grad school in cognitive neuroscience, either through neuroscience, psychology, or bioengineering.

I’m not too good at talking about myself. For more formulaic info, you can also try a look at my Facebook profile. (Don’t ask.)

Proust questionnaire

I need to find this. I did it for my old page, so it must be around here somewhere….

Is it worth redoing?

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