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Joan :) The problem our research dept found with using cats is, not only did they enter some catraneous info and deleted other stuff, they then ate all the mice including the mouse balls. LOL Yes, you may have almost missed ur opportunity in the Salt Production Stocks but u still may be able to catch the Snow Removal Equipment Stocks. It's a been an excellent winter to be a Heavy Duty Equipment Operator this year with all the snow storms, since 80% of all our province's roads were closed for 2 days this past week with the last snow storm. I can't remember the last time the province closed that many roads for one storm as 99% of our storms are regionalized not province wide. The snow in the forrest here is only 48" deep so far.:) Looks like this winter may bring a record 200-300 inches of snowfall this time around. While the great Canadian snowfalls are really very nice to watch, the only sad part is the wildlife-- moose, elk, and deer that reside here, that will be winter killed from that much snow. Mother Nature sometimes seems to have a cruel way of balancing the levels of nature. TO ALL PARKIES and CG's and Everyone else on the list I wish you all a MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HEALTHY and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. Don 52/4 PD+ > From: joan carol urquhart <[log in to unmask]> >snip > > Keeping your computer mouse clean willl ensure its efficiency, > especially if you own a cat. > But fur balls aside, > have you ever noticed that felines walk across the keyboard > and occassionally, inadvertently delete stuff? > snip