Gail
Manning comes to us from the Dallas Museum of Natural History
where she had 14
years experience in collections (bill collections?).
There she learned to sharpen
her speaking skills and is now principal
lecturer in The Russian Dinosaur Exposition.
(Ask
her to say "Inostranicevia, y'all" four times very fast.)
She is trained
as an entomologist. Her principal interest is in butterflies.
Her main scientific
claim to fame occured on her birthday February 9, 1998.
She was 29 (again) and
on that day violated the law of conservation of mass.
She stood on the scale and
registered 127 pounds.
She was then handed a one-pound piece of Baskin-Robins'
sinfully
delicious chocolate cake with the Mocha ice-cream filling and almond
garnish.
She immediately gained four pounds thus violating the premier
law of thermodynamics- "Mass is neither created or destroyed".
Warrants
are now outstanding in five states.
