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"Could it be," Andrew pondered, "that I might have written this in a
different way? A way that really made the distinction clear?" And as the
clouds over his head parted, a shining beam of light struck Andrew's
noggin and he suddenly realized that it's not enough to simply *know*
everything, you have to know *how to write it*. And that perhaps - dare
I say it? - a process, such as one that included a review by his dearest
nitpicky geek friends, could have prevented this tragedy. I hear his
heart grew three sizes that day. ;-)
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