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[edit] So, who is this guy?

My name is George Miller. I’m 21 and live in a small town, Castleford (which was once a Roman fort), which is in the district of Wakefield in West Yorkshire, England.

I’ve been fascinated by electronics from a very early age. This interest began when I dismantled a ZX Spectrum and gazed upon the main circuit board inside. To see the curious black rectangles spread across the green background with odd blue cylinders and small sausage like structures instantly captured my imagination and have been obsessed ever since. To this day I have probably dismantled around 200 electronic items from my grandma’s broken VCR (dismantled with the help of my mum), to 100MB hard drives which are still fully functional after I’ve dismantled them so the platter can be seen rotating and the arm which contains the read-write head fly backward and forward in its startup test can still be viewed.

[edit] The short and empty career of George Miller

I joined Wikipedia on the 19 November 2005 with the hope of expanding some articles relating to the Simpsons. Since then I've expanded into other areas, mainly relating to biochemistry. I have asperges syndrome, so I have narrow interests which I’m very knowledgeable in. I’m just as fascinated by the elegant structures of proteins as I am by the elegant structures inside microchips (or ICs as I like to call them). I’m disgusted by the quality of most biochemistry articles on Wikipedia and my current goal is to rectify that situation as best I can.

I'm presently 21 years old and I don't have any decent pictures of myself today, so I will use a picture of a more sprightly me from some time ago; when I was 3 years old to be precise.

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[edit] Contributions

I started the article photosynthetic reaction centre on the 5 February 2006. I proposed the article should be a featured article on the 1 march. Although it never became a featured article, the user Durova though it was a 'good' article. That's good enough for me!

Photosynthetic reaction centre has been listed as a good article for meeting the criteria for this category of articles. If you can expand or improve it further, please do so!

For excellent work on Photosynthetic reaction centre. From smurrayinchester(User), (Talk)