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Dan's Adventure in Japan
Who is Dan? and other FAQs

I'm not even sure that I know...

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Full name: Daniel Christopher Davis

Born: 4 October 1976

Education:
1998 BA (hons) Economics, University of Iowa
2001 MHA Health Management and Policy, University of Iowa
I plan to attend law school in 2001 and become an intellectual property lawyer

Computers:
Power Mac G4/400 Mhz 128 MB RAM Desktop
Dell Celeron 433 Mhz 128 MB RAM Desktop
IBM ThinkPad Celeron 466 Mhz 96 MB RAM
Mac IIsi 33 Mhz 68020
Mac 512k

Favorites:
Movie: Either Pulp Fiction or Scarface
TV: The Simpsons
Football: Green Bay Packers
Food: Tacos
Music: Metallica
Book: For Whom the Bell Tolls

American Things I Miss Most:
Taco Bell
Pizza
The History Channel

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What's the deal with the gray hair?
A. I am genetically flawed. I have had gray hair since I was 12. It got really serious around age 21.

Q. Why are you in Japan?
A. My preceptor visited Iowa City last year and did a darn fine job of selling this internship. I focused my efforts on coming to Japan rather early on. There was good word of mouth on this internship, so I was happy to come over here for two and a half months.

Q. What will you NOT miss about Japan?
A. Low ceilings, "Japanese sized" things, poor television programming, and the absence of the English language (Japanese is a hard language!)

Q. What will you miss about Japan?
A. I will mostly miss the friendly people. Many people have been exceptionally kind to me during my time in Japan. Along the same lines, I will miss the social times as well, particularly the times I was able to go out with the lab people. The food and drink in Japan is also excellent and will be sorely missed. Most of all, however, I will miss my working environment and the fun times I had working at Kameda.

There are probably a ton of little things I will miss that I can't think of right now (my final hours in Japan) but those will become more evident in the next few days.


More questions? E-mail me here for the answer!