FT> This month's BYTE Magazine has an article on "PUSH" 
 FT> technology that may 
I have been reading about "PUSH" myself in PC Week which I get free.  An 
interesting theory is developing about molecular computers as the limit on 
size reduction is rapidly approaching chip-wise.  The suggested  a coffee 
chip, (actually highly purified caffein (sp?)).  Interesting, even though I 
don't have too much of an electrical background.
 
 FT> I just sent a pair of kit components for a pair of virtual reality 
I have shortened my quote somewhat, but yes I would be interested in the VR 
headset.  I have two classes that are year-long.  The students had to 
register for them and they will be responsible for Web pages, a print and 
video annual and extensive fund-raising.  I hope to get some breadboard 
teaching kits so they can be exposed to the terms, math, and other 
information that they will need to make decisions about their career 
directions, etc..  Of course, one of my main interests is aviation, I may 
make my advisory all aviators .  I would like to buy one of the small 
camera kits so that we could dlink some live video from an R/C plane.  
Robots, I love robots, but I am not sure that I will have the $ this 
year,again, I have to raise all the $ with kids help.
Thank you for thinking about my classes.
 
I have an interesting statement from a critical thinking book, "children have 
no right to not learn."  Interesting, huh?
Carl
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