...and now I are one - of 82

[mkirkaldy@aol.com]

See:
http://www.bristolpress.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=14504554&BRD=1643&PAG=461&dept_id=10486&rfi=6

" 'Good morning everyone,' Lisaius said. 'I am a paleontologist.' "

"Lisaius, an expert on dinosaurs, said that when he is not giving 
educational performances, he is digging for dinosaur fossils with his 
wife..."  <SNIP>

and
http://www.maine.rr.com/PIRR/features02/fortreview/January02/default.asp

"Finally there was giganticasasaurus, a species only recently 
discovered.  Giganticasasaurus was discovered in Argentina, where 
dinosaur digging has started to become more widespread."

"Lisaius holds two bachelor degrees; one is in theater and the other is 
in telecommunications.  He has no science degree and says that there 
are only 82 paleontologists in the world, all of whom are connected to 
a university.  There are thousands of enthusiastic self-learners, like 
himself, who love to go dig up dinosaur fossils."

Especially the elusive giganticasasaurus.  You know who you are, I 
assume, if you are one of the finite 82.

Mary