Just in case anyone here was wondering about the reliability of Wikipedia, here's what I found after a little research. "Studies suggest that Wikipedia's reliability has improved in recent years, and it is increasingly used as a tertiary source." [1].

Sorry for being sensitive to the families of the dead soldiers and not letting the corpses of their dead sons be posted everywhere in "stop the war" posters.

I always saw it used as the American Idol for the news networks myself.

Actually, the real reason that there are no standard plans is that, if I'm not mistaken, there have been no plants built in the past 30 years. And this is because of regulations. All you have to do hear is mention nuclear, and the masses think or Chernobyl and Three Mile Island and then fight you in court for the next decade until it is no longer economically worth it. It has nothing to do with the latest and greatest.

I will miss there little maze trivia game whatever it was called. But then again, I guess I haven't used encarta in years, so maybe I won't really miss it.

It'll be funny to see how the teacher punishes the kids when they reach 0b00100 with their fingers.

After watching the scifi channel yesterday, it now seems that we should start looking for the crystal skulls to patch up the field.