I don't mean to be off topic, but I read a comment you made on lawyering and the percentage of lawyers in politics. Sometime go look up the "missing thirteenth Amendment" and it will blow you away. This was an amendment passed before the War of 1812 which was to bar all lawyers from holding public office, for reasons I won't go into here. It was actually successfully ratified when Virginia sent their vote to Congress after the War. It has actually been removed from the Constitution though - BY LAWYERS of course - and replaced with the 'Civil War amendments' we now read. It's an interesting sidelight of our history and debated annually in colleges that encounter it in study. Someday we may be able to resurrect it and get these leeches out of our Government again. I post this here as I have not found how to e-mail you or comment otherwise. So sorry folks, and now we return to your regular programming.