Yes, I really will be back

A convergence of personal and professional issues have left me little or no time for blogging the last week or so. But many thanks to you for checking in here and even e-mailing to say hi. I actually have a couple of good science topics in the hopper but haven't been able to execute them fully. But as Arnold once said, I'll be back.

Let me also express my gratitude to my research and wine mentor, and stealth co-blogger, Erleichda, for his great Friday Fermentable column about wines of the Northern Italy Lake Country.

In the meantime, check out the DrugMonkey-recommended post from Anonymoustache at Yakety YAK. A superb but sad and sobering look at the media.

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