Lol, a friend created a utility that changes something in
the registry re archiving. I love playing with utilities, so
I played with it ;)

Lol, no idea, hopewfully someone here can figure it out.

The important stuff in that article (for me anyway) was
whether the study showed improvement because of what they
ate or because of what they didn't. I have to say that in my
personal observations, people in the 65+ age group tend to
eat far less than people a lot younger.

Also I am always wary of questionnaire studies but in this
case, if the outcome helped proved the theory that obviously
was the reason for this study then people probably answered
honestly. Whatever, it seems that if anyone ate a similar
diet with the emphasis on all things in moderation they
could most likely have the same results regardless of what
factor determined  the outcome.

Nice to have scientific confirmation of my virgin habit :-) I've long
been a fan of eating most of things, whether they be fruits or
vegetables, simply on the general grounds that that's what most
animals have been doing for most of evolutionary history. I like liver
and gland meats as well as the usual muscle meat, and I like my fish
whole and ungutted, because when I gut them I sometimes find the very
nutritious roes inside which my cats and I greatly enjoy.

My liking of the whole thing clearly goes back a long way. When I was
little my mother objected to me leaving bits of orange peel lying
round the house, so I simply ate them. I came to like them, and today
I'll still eat the peel that other folk discard.

One day when I was four a health visitor came to see if my mother was
looking after me properly. While quizzing my mother about diet, bowel
movements, and so on, the lady observed me bite a bit of peel off an
orange and eat it. She thought I was too young to understand, so she
started to tell my mother a story about a little boy she knew who had
eaten the peel of an orange and become very ill. I realised she was
making it up, so I sat in front of her staring fixedly at her while
all the time slowly eating the entire orange, pips included, until not
a trace was left of it. She got increasingly flustered and told ever
more exaggerated stories about parasites and germs and chemicals.

My mother completely ignored me, fed the health visitor tea and
biscuits, and made polite exclamations of astonishment at every
successively more frightful story of boys who had eaten orange peel.

After the lady had gone my mother said "I don't like people who talk
as though you weren't there. You *were* a bit naughty though." But she
said that with a grin suggesting that there were extenuating
circumstances.

That was the last time the health visitor visited us :-)