Kewl. By the way, nice username!

Most people frame it and hang it on a wall.

That long ago? Don't they know She keeps sending new viruses every few days to tweak the code?

Right, because a burning gas which floats quickly upward is SO much more dangerous than a burning liquid which pools underfoot. The lesson from the Hindenburg should have been that "most passengers survived, let's figure out how to up the number." Instead they went to gasoline powered bits of linen and balsa wood in a quest for safety. Twits!

More like because they know their own employees are thieves. They just don't know which ones. Of course, they were honest when hired, but employees won't always stay honest if employers get them sufficiently PO'd .

Actually, Quebec hasn't been connected to the French mainland for much longer than that. Better read up on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plate_tectonics

Those of us who speak English long ago abandoned any expectation of even hearing it used in the United States. It's been all downhill since Daniel Webster. Now, may I ask, when did "white" become a proper noun?

Ok, I can reason by analogy too, if you want. When you want to design an build a house, you don't start out by designing and building a car to park in the garage. If you actually wanted to make a touch-screen interface for its own sake, you would want it somewhere you could show it off (like your pocket), not hidden in your furnace room.

There's a variation on the clamshell that has a one-time tearopen pre-perforated in back. Saw it on a universal car charger/flashlight that I bought recently. Because it makes a lot of noise when opened, it helps with pilferage control. Its easy opening solves the frustration without doing a damn thing about the waste. I make a point of opening these things at the cash and leaving the packaging behind. Sorry if you have to wait in line behind me, but stores have to learn somehow.