Changes

Somehow I missed the expiration of egan.com, which was previously owned by Ed Egan, CEO of Egan Systems. Unfortunately, one well-known side-effect of doing a Ph.D. is that you miss important events in your life (as the degree progressprogresses (much like a disease), the ease with which this happens increases, and 'important' becomes a very relative term), and apparently this was one of them. I can't even find Egan Systems now... at least, not the Egan Systems run by Ed Egan, CEO At Large. Apparently I will now being watching the estate of James Arthur Egan (1939-2011), who [http://www.egan.com/jae/ passed away last July], and [http://www.egan.com/ Egan Visuals Inc.], who appear to be continuing in his absence.