03/29/13 I think an update to my profile is in order but i hardly have the time... or lets just say that i prefer to spend my free time reading the wonderful works I'm finding here. I'm now hooked to Covert Affairs and since i finished watching S03 recently and the next one is so so far away I'm content to read fiction.

I'm also following NCIS, NCIS-LA and Bones, but somehow have no desire to read on those .

I’m die hard dark angel fan… I see other TV shows but rarely read related stories, with a few exceptions. (I'm well aware that it is customary to use watch and not see. However watching something means that you are concentrating. Most TV shows don't require that, I'm afraid ).

I’ve originally seen the series when it was aired. Loved the first season and around the middle second left because I hated what it has become.

Only recently my younger sister pointed me toward fan-fiction in general. So it hooked me again to DA. So I started with the virtual season (hoping it will continue some day). Then, continued on to read here at ff.net.

I’m no writer, you could say that my writing skills are more scientific but not in a bit of a literature kind. So I may throw I like your story. Or add them to my favorites. So you’ll know they are appreciated.

Any ways, it may take me a while just because you know life...

I’m studying to this GRE subject test to get into Med school. Apr 2010- umm yea so glad that it is over!

And Med school is so much harder-03-29-13 i hadn't had the time to be around here until recently

Meaning that I’ll have time to properly read stories, and not just glance and super speed read them.

I also have a PhD (neuroscience) so if you have any bio/neuro questions shoot and I'll try to answer.

Recommendations are appreciated as well.

" Logan: Good luck.

Zack: There’s no such thing. Success depends on having a well-thought-out plan that’s executed with precision.

Logan: Right. "

Guess what !? Zack was right after all …

Scientists have discovered the gene that causes clovers to sprout the sought-after fourth leaf, they report in the recent issue of Crop Science.