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	Fresh off the plane from Detroit, MI to the wonderful state of California.  After 6 hours of cramped flying and very little sleep club members are ready to drop off all that luggage and get some lunch.
	On the club's first night in beautiful San Francisco they toured the Fisherman's Wharf.  It was such an exciting part of town and they also had the opportunity to tour the Ripley's Museum and see some local artists perform on the street.
	On their first real day of tourism they hit the staple of San Francisco, the Golden Gate Bridge.  It was just beginning to rain but with club members Andrea and Natalie's awesome peanut butter and jelly sandwiches in their stomachs they were happy.
	With time to kill and the rain not stopping the club members toured an aquarium by the bay.  They were treated to views of sharks and local sea-life during a conveyered tour surrounded by water.  Club members Andrea and Alexis fend for their lunch as Dr. Sucic cheers them on....ok, not really.  It was actually a cool hands on exhibit where they were able to touch rays, sharks and stars!
	Dr. Sucic and club president, Jeremy Lynd, present their mammoth poster at the ASBMB Conference.  When the paparrazi and groupies died down they took some time to snap a picture.  Jeremy on presenting with Dr. Sucic, "It was a lot of fun presenting with Dr. Sucic and a real honor."
	Being daredevil adventurers, the club members decided to take the train back from California.  As you can see the landscape was nothing short of breathtaking.

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