My company insisted on a new password every month, and the software remembered the last ten used. So, I settled on the Month name and Number in a fixed format. Thus, 'October-10' worked just fine. Right number of capitals, numerals, special characters, all that. The secret was in the format, not the content. Worked fine for ten years.

Sponsored, no doubt, by the Russian Ammunition Manufacturer Society! Seriously, with an adaptation to Air-Soft or something less noisy, this could catch on as an arcade game.

Love to see a follow-up article in, say, twelve months. Maybe even a series, with yearly updates. And, of course, an analysis of how well the contract worked out.

Ever Cool! But....let's hope it doesn't start a trend: remember: Monkey see, Monkey Do!

But Be Careful! It's possible to have towels that are Too Good! My wife and I spent big bux on classy Hollywood-design beach towels, took them to the big waterpark in the north end of Toronto, and laid them out for all to see, then went off and got wet. Half an hour later, no towels. Just too tempting, even in Canada. So now we use ratty, faded, old second-hand towels, and no-one steals them.

I know it looks like a put-on, but I find that this guy has a simple earnestness that is appealing. And he's singing all my favorite western songs....I'm sorry they're all sold out - I'd buy one in a minit!

We elect idiots. But, maybe that's not just us, eh?

This was used as the key fact in one CSI episode. And I believed it then.

Any museum/gallery with 'touchable' things needs a guard, right there, to prevent such happenings. The camera isn't enough. That fellow just looked to be curious, not unhinged.

May I humbly suggest: Rainbow Mars by Larry Niven. Contains as a central figure and menace the World Tree - responsible for destroying Mars and almost Earth. And also a good read.

Applause! Applause! One of the Best! Thank You.....

Too true to be funny.

Not to mention the massive dose of sodium hydroxide that pond is getting. Dead fish, anyone? How about dead water plants, and damaged trees all around? This is Pollution, people!

The bottom line - War - is wrong. After the war, there are always more people. Just not always the same kind.

Bravo! Super-Duper! the rolling-magnet trick opens up a whole new dimension to RG machines!