>From How To Win The Nobel Prize by J. Michael Bishop (Harvard University Press 2003) page 140: referring to Alex Carrel who received a Nobel Prize in 1912 for his work on vascular surgery and organ transplantation : "Carrel had learned the intricate stitching required for his work from the renowned lace makers of Lyon, one of whom was his mother."(A. Scott Berg's biography of Charles Lindbergh mentions "Alex Carrel was born in Lyons in 1873. The grandson of a linen merchant, he grew up learning the fine points of stitchery". --- Doris O'Neill--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] EarthLink: The #1 provider of the Real Internet.
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