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	<h2>About Me</h2>
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		<img src="images/me.png" alt="Picture of Me" height="200px" />
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	<h4 id="slogan"><em>"Creative health nut turned curious developer <br />
		eager to inspire and change the world <br />
		one line of code at a time."</em></h4>
	<h3>Who am I?</h3>
	<p>I strive to live life to its fullest day in and day out. I work hard. I'm smart, energetic, and almost always the happiest guy in the room. I'm a problem solver constantly striving for better solutions. I'm curious to the core; exploring is in my DNA. At times, I compare myself to a sponge, simply soaking up all I can possibly learn. I pride myself on having a high emotional intelligence and using that to help others to the best of my ability. I'm a jack of all trades who will never stop chasing my best self. </p>
	<h3>Inspiration</h3>
	<p>Losing over 120 pounds and keeping it off. What an incredible difference it's made in my life! I hope some of my work will help enable others acheive the same results and happiness.</p>
	<h3>Why coding?</h3>
	<p>I graduated from the University of Iowa in 2014 with a degree in Health &amp; Human Physiology. Up until this point, I was mainly interested in nutrition/food and the exercise/sport sciences. I spent two summers as a camp counselor accompanying kids on overnight trips around the Midwest. For an outdoor adventure camp, these summers were epic so I've included a page to share some of the fun. Unsure of how to utilize this degree, my plan after college was to work my way up in these fields of interest. I spent time in numerous restaurant settings while taking personal training classes. Nothing stuck. Disillusioned, I knew I needed a change. That's when I found <em>The Creative Circus</em> in Atlanta, GA. </p>
	<p>My summer in Atlanta was an incredible experience. It explosed me to the field of Interactive Development, and taught me to not to be afraid of putting my ideas out there. I learned to become very comfortable being uncomfortable - essential in the field of programming, as I'm finding out.</p>
</div><commit_msg>one last about me page update<commit_after><div id="about">
	<h2>About Me</h2>
	<div id="about-img">
		<img src="images/me.png" alt="Picture of Me" height="200px" />
	</div>

	<h4 id="slogan"><em>"Creative health nut turned curious developer <br />
		eager to inspire and change the world <br />
		one line of code at a time."</em></h4>
	<h3>Who am I?</h3>
	<p>I strive to live life to its fullest day in and day out. I work hard. I'm smart, energetic, and almost always the happiest guy in the room. I'm a problem solver constantly striving for better solutions. I'm curious to the core; exploring is in my DNA. At times, I compare myself to a sponge, simply soaking up all I can possibly learn. I pride myself on having a high emotional intelligence and using that to help others to the best of my ability. I'm a jack of all trades who will never stop chasing my best self. </p>
	<h3>Inspiration</h3>
	<p>Losing over 120 pounds and keeping it off. What an incredible difference it's made in my life! I hope some of my work will help enable others acheive the same results and happiness.</p>
	<h3>Why coding?</h3>
	<p>I graduated from the University of Iowa in 2014 with a degree in Health &amp; Human Physiology. Up until this point, I was mainly interested in nutrition/food and the exercise/sport sciences. I spent two summers as a camp counselor accompanying kids on overnight trips around the Midwest. For an outdoor adventure camp, these summers were epic so I've included a page to share some of the fun. Unsure of how to utilize this degree, my plan after college was to work my way up in these fields of interest. I spent time in numerous restaurant settings while taking personal training classes. Nothing stuck. Disillusioned, I knew I needed a change. That's when I found <em>The Creative Circus</em> in Atlanta, GA. </p>
	<p>My summer in Atlanta was an incredible experience. It explosed me to the field of Interactive Development, and taught me to not to be afraid of putting my ideas out there. I learned to become very comfortable being uncomfortable - essential in the field of programming, as I'm finding out. The lessons I learned in Atlanta were crucial for me to sign up for and be successful at Dev Bootcamp. </p>
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