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This page was created as part of a project for Epidemiology 414 at the University of California, Los Angeles. At UCLA, I am currently a Master's of Public Health candidate in the Department of Community Health Sciences.

According to my very creative friend Justin, this is my story:

I have vast experience with the ways of the world. My life began 1 score and 4 years ago in a small vegetable patch outside of Modesto, CA. I was born in between the carrots and the bell peppers, to the left of a large cow pie. My place was among the vegetables had profound influence on my early life. When I was 7 years old, I single-handedly built a heavy water fission reactor using cauliflower and a Black and Decker toaster oven. Later on, I saved a bus load of small children (who were bigger than myself) from a band of wandering pirates using 27 zuchinnis and a tub of vaseline purchased at Costco. I was awarded the Purple Eggplant medal for my efforts. My accomplishments are not confined to the public sector. I have written the musical score for a 6-part trilogy that dealt with a 16th century woman's love for her sailor boyfriend. The score was written for a 17-piece chamber orchestra that is distinguished for its ability to use instruments made entirely out of pimentos.

 

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This page was created by Jody , ©1999.