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Q. "I have much difficulty reading small blue or red or brown on black. Best is white on black."

A. Thanks for your feedback. I have both a large and very clear monitor and DSL high speed access and I sometimes forget that many others do not have that clarity and speed. So, every now and then you gotta remind me.

Let's compromise. I'll make all of the very small print (such as the Index Links at the top of the page) white on the black background. I'll leave the [return to top] links ( that look like this [return to top] ) just the way they are (to conserve space and avoid distraction). I hope that this will do the trick for you.

NewsBytes (April 10, 2001) - The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is launching a print and Internet advertising campaign that warns of "massive" government monitoring efforts.

In a full-page ad set to debut later this month in issues of The New Yorker and The New York Times Magazine, the ACLU warns that government e-surveillance programs are encroaching on Fourth Amendment protections against "unwarranted government surveillance."

Specifically, the ACLU wants Congress and the Justice Department to turn up the heat on the FBI for its use of the controversial e-mail surveillance device, "Carnivore."

The ACLU said today that they hope that the ads will re-spark the national debate over government surveillance efforts, prompting Congress, in turn, to move the issue to the top of its agenda.

Don't get frustrated cause you don't know the proper chat lingo that's used in chat rooms and instant messages. Here are some of the more common abbreviations...