I am back! (After almost a year I decided to blog again) Things have changed a lot. I moved to a new place and new job and a totally new life. Last time I wrote a blog I was a single, working as a Bioinformatics Programmer (Research Associate) at Virginia Bioinformatics Institute , writing a microbial genome annotation pipeline and a genome annotation system, living in a small town of Blacksburg, VA and shuttling every weekend between Virginia and California. Now I am a married Software Developer 3 at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory for their DOE's Joint Genome Facility in walnut creek, developing/managing a high performance eukaryotic pipeline running on thousands of CPU's annotation 50+ genomes per year. I thought I will start this because tomorrow I am going to Maui, Hawaii for my official honeymoon. I am planning to keep posting pictures and blog about what all we did in Hawaii. Stay tuned.....

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