During the past week there was some sort of crash at UCSD. It occurred when
several things were headed toward xmca. So far as I can tell, the abstracts
of articles for the 2000 numbers of MCA were to be posted to allow folks
to look them over and see what seemed worth discussing. I assume others
besides Paul D
got
caught in the instability.
Even without such discontinuities, the timeing of xmca notes is notoriously
non-linear, a fact which should be kept in mind when answering "answers"!
The circles gets broken plenty, but it sure is more of a circle than a line.
mike
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