Seriously considering moving to California -- need some tips - Beyond Tiki

H Humuhumu Member San Francisco Joined: Aug 22, 2002 Posts: 3691	H Humuhumu Posted posted on Fri, Jun 6, 2003 11:05 AM I'm gonna stay away from Amgen for now -- besides not really being as interested in living near Thousand Oaks, startups and small companies tend to be a better cultural fit for me. I may change my mind after I've been job hunting for awhile, though. Bong, I thing you'd really like the project we're working on right now. I didn't include it on my resume, because it's rather controversial, and the project is very hush-hush. We're developing a genetic engineering protocol to create humans with kangaroo tails. It may be too late for us to have kangaroo tails, but hopefully, (crosses fingers, looks hopefully to sky) it's not too late for the children of tomorrow. Early work in engineering kangaroo tails in C. elegans and Drosophila has been disappointing, but the results we started getting this week in our Spermophilus parryii model show great promise.

I'm gonna stay away from Amgen for now -- besides not really being as interested in living near Thousand Oaks, startups and small companies tend to be a better cultural fit for me. I may change my mind after I've been job hunting for awhile, though.

Bong, I thing you'd really like the project we're working on right now. I didn't include it on my resume, because it's rather controversial, and the project is very hush-hush. We're developing a genetic engineering protocol to create humans with kangaroo tails. It may be too late for us to have kangaroo tails, but hopefully, (crosses fingers, looks hopefully to sky) it's not too late for the children of tomorrow. Early work in engineering kangaroo tails in C. elegans and Drosophila has been disappointing, but the results we started getting this week in our Spermophilus parryii model show great promise.

Post #37660 by Humuhumu on Fri, Jun 6, 2003 11:05 AM