Figures, . . . just as things start to get juicy, a silly deadline comes
up. I'm going to pull myself off the airwaves today to work on some AERA
proposals. So please proceed to trash me in my absence . . . (well, at
least I'm realistic!! :-)
Hmmm, I suppose . . . we could turn these issues into an AERA session as
well. The thought has crossed the xmca airwaves before. What do people
think? . . . .
So please mull that over while to do important things . . . like haggle
with the not user-friendly AERA submissions form. . . :-( As soon as I
see some daylight, I'll swing the French 380mm's back into the fray!! :-)
Peace, . . well, sorta, kinda . . . . :-)
Edouard :-)
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