RE: [Utah-astronomy] What is to be taught in our schools?

Well said Kurt. Maybe a couple more WHAMs will make sure the horse is dead.

WHAM! WHAM! WHAM! (Sorry, just beating a dead horse here)

In reference to Aaron's object-oriented design remark, I'll say this: I've done object-oriented design for many years as a software designer. In a colloquial sense, I've never made software with nipples. More strictly speaking, I've never designed objects with unnecessary or vestigial features. Object-oriented design means that you share common traits and make special cases where necessary. An object-oriented human might have a pair of legs as a common trait and then place the, 'er, 'um, naughty bits only where necessary. Michael