Just read in Terry Heaton's weblog that he lost is wife, Allie, in the early morning hours of Tuesday. She was only 41 and the death was sudden and unexpected. Although I've only met him once, Terry's wise advice for the future of the broadcasting industry has been fodder for this weblog ever since I discovered his work. He has my sincere sympathy and I'll be thinking about him this week. --Dennis
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