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About the authors:

Lifelong friends, we somehow managed to survive our youthful
misadventures, each earning an advanced degree from the University
of Virginia. Some claim we have even grown up into fully functioning
adults, although probably not our wives.
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Gilbert E. Schill Jr. In his day, "Bud" could ride a bicycle
indoors while balancing a slide rule on his nose and playing "Good
Night Ladies" on the harmonica. A fan of water sports, he has water
skied up the back of an alligator, had his foot skewered by a sting
ray, and suffered an octopus up his nose. A trial lawyer and law
professor, he lives in Virginia with his wife Ginger.
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John W. MacIlroy. Fumbling footballs and first dates, and
crowning his early years with a lifetime Little League batting
average of .081, "Mac" went on to become an attorney, CEO and
adjunct professor. Retired, he now lives on the coast of South
Carolina with his wife Linda, a ceramic dodo bird named Dumont and a
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Dr. Robert D. Hamilton III. "Rob" flunked out of dancing
school and prolonged his adolescence by picking up degrees from
three universities, including a Ph.D., before becoming an
award-winning university professor. Prior to academia, he lived
briefly in the real world as a nonprofit executive. He now lives
with his wife Jane outside Philadelphia. He still can't dance.
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