Cory, I think English Language Corrections are required by his Island Law. :)

I take the position that if Engineers didn't need their brains for more important matters, they would be more interested in filling it with worthless styrofoam like grammar, spelling and diagramming sentences. This information has value - roughly 1/100th the value of engineering in US dollars.

I used to have all the outward apearance of my honor student position until I taught myself assembly language in the late 70's. Back then labels and variables were limited to 6 uppercase combinations of letters and op-codes looked like literature vomit. It didn't take long too lose my English skills but I never mourned their loss because the fascination of this new world was too appealing. It was a reachable Lathe of Heaven.

aka J - I create intelligent devices.