Dan Javernick

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After graduation went to the Colorado School of Mines, studied metallurgy, played football, did some fishing, hunting, and sampled Coors products. After graduating I stayed in school and picked up a Master's and Ph.D in Metallurgical Engineering, studied karate, did some more fishing, hunting, and sampling of Coors products. I met my wife, Tricia in 1998 and married her in 1999. After they told me I would one day have to leave and get a real job I found my way down to Los Alamos and did some work on plutonium and welding. I am still employed at the lab as a Project Leader and welding guy. Tricia and I have two cute and fun three year olds twins. We live in a small "company town" in the mountains of New Mexico.

Someone lied to me. Those really were not the best years of my life. Awkward seems to come to mind. It was however a lot of fun to hang out, partying out in the sticks at places like Barbour Ponds, joking around during classes and practice.