Phil,   
   Didn't mean to be rude about making a bot out of you - Just a speculative   
   thought. At times I could definitely use a programming 'bot' whereby I   
   communicate with a chip in natural language, and it writes some demo code for   
   me. Any programmer knows that    
   they are the preprocessor for the chip's language. A recent survey of ee's   
   showed that the ease of programming the chip and support was the #1 criterion   
   in use.    
      
   Back to noise theory, I will definitely read your paper, but I warn you in   
   advance, I may ask you a question or two about it!   
      
   JB   
      
   "Hard work is the basis of America's success. Of course, I've never done any,   
   but that's what they say." - a politician.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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