Type Tyrannosaurus' Facelift in Science Illustrated

[mariusromanus@aol.com]

There's a neat article in the current edition of Science Illustrated on 
the remounting of the type specimen of Tyrannosaurus rex at Carnegie.

Oh, and just to make mention of it, I've moved from Monterey CA to 
Asheville NC after completing my Master's... which is why I've been 
relatively absent from the goings on here at the DML. You should see me 
published soon in relation to the work I did on Arctic clouds/surface 
energy balance/ice loss. Right now, I'm working in the USAF's 
climatology center in downtown Asheville with the folks at the National 
Climate Data Center (NOAA). And baring any unforeseen deployment to the 
sand box, Kay and I will be at SVP this year. If anyone is interested, 
we are planning on making a trip to Carnegie while we are there (I'm 
from Youngstown, so Cleveland is my old stomping ground.). So, if 
anyone wants to tag along....

Kris
Saurierlagen@gmail.com