Just had a very pleasant lunch with John Timmer, the editor of Ars Technica. I learned about the history and concept of Ars Technica, we talked about science journalism, science communication, science blogging, and even about science itself: his and my old research:

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I appreciate the promotion, but I’m only the science editor. Thanks for the pic and a very enjoyable lunch, though.
The red pullover suits you nicely. Does it remind you on something, or somebody? Da li ti dobro sluzi?Mom