Stony Brook University just published studies of the human brain of people who are in "love". The study showed that the areas of the brain active during this sad and depressing condition of the human animal to be the centers of both pleasure and addiction, in correlation these areas also respond to and nicotine and are managed by Dopamine. Older s who are still in love have the same areas stimulated, as well as, the area controlled by Oxytocin, the "cuddling" neurohormone that helps mother's make milk and bond with their children.

did they account for the denitrification of the groundwater aquifer here on the Long Island? (Home of SUNY at Stony Brook my alma mater... )

As far as I know, they still have not determined the precise location of the "I have to turn you into a goat" gene.

Um....can I get an interpreter? I'm tryin' to read the info, but my brain keeps shutting down.

And Rich...even though you deny it, I think you enjoy being in love just as much as the rest of us!