I think peer reviews are awesome. They can sometimes give us unseen forsight into something we may have simply overlooked. They can keep us focused so we are connecting to the reader. We had peer reviews in my last comp class and they worked very well. Sometimes when you are the writer you can't always see everything you need to see no matter how many times you review. They can also let you know if you stray. They do a good job of keeping you focused on your topic. I can't say I had any AhHa moments while I was researching my topic. Unfortnatly I have had a lot more experience then most with ALS. I have has two family members pass away from ALS. I can say we did a lot of research on the disease when they were diagnosed. I did however find something intriging about ALS. The doctor that discovered is also who the disease was named after. Also that it was first diagnosed at the Mayo Clinic in 1939. Wellenough babbling for now looking forward to reviewing some papers. Good Luck!!!!!