[Corrections: Along with several instances of improper capitalization, the story “Trinity,” by Michael Cho, in the summer, 2009, issue, contained a few factual errors. The population of Los Alamos is given as six thousand scientists and staff. This number also should include families of those scientists and staff. Leslie Groves’ title at the time of the Manhattan Project was “Brigadier General.” Groves also was one of many who built the Pentagon, and should not have received sole credit. J. Robert Oppenheimer’s love of sixteenth-century poetry should have been qualified as French poetry. And the Jornada del Puerto was misspelled. Taddle Creek caught these errors before press and pointed them out to Mike, but he refused to make the changes. Taddle Creek regrets the error. Also, the small type in the fake ad “Be an Artist,” by Michael Cho, in the summer, 2009, issue, read, in part, “No guarantees, express or implied are made with this offer.” The correct wording is, “No guarantees, expressed or implied, are made with this offer.” Taddle Creek caught this error before press and pointed it out to Mike, but he refused to make the change. Taddle Creek regrets the error.]