Hi Joe ... I'm going to make certain, with this posting, that you receive your full compliment of useless information today. Did you know, or care, that the word "shebang" has Irish roots. It was in very common use in America during the Civil War. It was referred to in diaries relating to the shacks of sticks, canvas, mud, that prisoners made in Andersonville Prison for protection from the sun. Now that we understand that, we'll start on the Finnish alphabet in the morning. There are only seventeen letters in the Finni ........ CHEERS, Bob