Hey, this is funny. Sort of like: What's the difference between zoos in the North and zoos in the South? Well, the zoos in the North have nameplates next to the animal exhibits and on those nameplates are the animals' common names, scientific names, and a little of the animals natural history. The zoos in the south have nameplates that have the animals' common name . . . and a recipe.

Ah, for the want of a mod point. . .

I'm left-handed and keep the mouse on the right-hand side because it's easier to write something down as needed while still using the mouse. I know an engineer who's right-handed and uses the mouse from the left side for the same reason: he can write while still using the mouse. Didn't change the button orientation, though; still a standard right-side mouse.

Children don't have many rights, that's true; and it's true even those rights and freedoms that remain are being eroded. But children do grow up. And they DO remember. If the cohort in question, the current generation of children-through-teenagers, aren't too fragmented to coalesce into a Movement reminiscent of that of the "Sixties," well, it may be fun to watch. Just mix in enough pissed off kids and a few charismatic leaders with a Message. . . By the way, when I was a teenager back in the "Sixties," just like today, nobody listened nor wanted to; every generation faces the same hurdle it seems. And remember that great 60's anthem "we won't be fooled again"? Sadly, most of my generation and the following generations didn't remember or care to. The consequences are obvious.