On a side note I really dislike how the spell checker in this thing continually chooses american English when I am Canadian. Favourites not favorites was it just too much trouble to put u's in a bunch of words so they axed them? Considering the use of English in the United States of America was the result of British Colonization perhaps this was one way they "held out" or deemed to differentiate themselves. All part of their "freedom". I guess. There must have been a few interesting board room meetings back in the day regarding all that. The Federal Gov't in USA doesn't even have an official language. Only 28 of 50 states have given English official status. Amazing what you can learn cooking and then eating spaghetti isn't it?
