Oh, one other thing. I've added Julie Stahlhut to my list of non-BU related bloggers at left. Julie is a recently-minted Ph.D. in something bug related (from the Biological Sciences department at Western Michigan). Julie does a much better job than I do in getting to the point in a way that's both an economy of language and entertaining to read.
That and she's named her ovaries. How can I pass that up?
03 February 2003
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