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all week long i was being warned
about not screwing up the picture of leemor. apparently leemor had
had a bad experience with a previous photographer in residence a couple
years back. but i wasn't worried. we were old pals at this point,
and really, i have somewhat of a specialty in people who don't like
having their pictures taken. as i've always said, liking this process
is a character flaw. anyway, leemor had just had a paper she recently
published in nature magazine named a 'hot
new paper of the month' (catchy, i know) meaning that it was often
cited in other sources. she does work on RNA interference, as well
as work involving malaria. i was told she has an absolutely amazing
virtual reality 3D light show of genes on a molecular level, but i
didn't get a chance to see it. oh, and leemor's also a mountain
goats fan, which makes her all right in my book. see, john? you
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