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My vision for this blog (for 2011) is to focus my writing on subjects that allow me to share my learning experiences to help others. I've been around the science world, done a lot of different jobs, and studied a wide variety of subjects. My research has encompassed the areas of cancer genetics, oncogenes, cannabinoids, protein expression and purification, microbiology, and environmental science. I'm from the east coast but have lived in the south, midwest, and west coast. After a second postdoc, I moved to industry and worked in sales and marketing before following my heart and landing my dream job in research and development. My goal is to help anyone who has questions about their career or their science. You can send me questions (through this site or twitter @jadebio) and I will answer you in an article or privately if you prefer. Also, I'll write about non-science subjects too. There really is more to life than work. As Richard Bach said, "you teach best what you most need to learn." Welcome and feel free to contact me anytime.
My posts are presented as opinion and commentary and do not represent the views of LabSpaces Productions, LLC, my employer, or my educational institution.
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This week I will be attending the American Association for Cancer Research conference in Orlando, FL. This is a pretty big conference with long booth hours and plenty of networking opportunities.
In honor of all the hard-working scientists in cancer research, this month will feature female musicians who have battled cancer. I haven't decided who all the fabulous females for April will be yet, so it will be a surprise for both of us.
For this first week of April, I have chosen a female singer whose music I am totally unfamiliar with. Her name is Anastacia.
Anastacia hails from Chicago, Illinois and grew up in a showbiz family but her music is most popular in Europe, Australia and New Zealand. In fact, her song “Not That Kind” was the biggest Australian single in 2000 and was in the top ten in eight different countries. Worldwide she has over sold over 20 million albums.
Anastacia was diagnosed with breast cancer identified during a routine mammogram in 2003 (at age 35) and she has successfully completed her treatment and is doing fine. Anastacia also suffers from Crohn’s disease, diagnosed at age 13, but has never let that stop her from achieving her goals in music and in dance.
Here is Anastacia bringing the funk with a live performance of her hit song “Not That Kind”.
Enjoy and have a great weekend!
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haha- you and the misses should drive down and get drunk with me. I gotta spend Saturday night alone and sober. Fuckn' sucks.
You better get a couple pints of Yuengling while you're here since you can't get it on the west coast! I'd love to head down there and hang out but Whitney's having her lab friends over for a party tomorrow night :(
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