http://it.mycareer.com.au/news/2002/03/05/FFX2E13V8YC.html I think this is maybe a little payback for the crap Michael Eisner was spewing in front of the Senate the other day: http://maccentral.macworld.com/news/0203/01.eisner.php Hey, Steve -- I 've got a great idea for a new villain for Toy Story 3; he's this guy who heads a major toy company who buys out every other toy company in the world. Then, his monopoly ensured, the evil CEO fires his R&D department as a huge cost-saving measure. The now-soul-less company introduces a new insipid line of toys that kids have to buy because they don't have anything better to choose from (and many of them are too young to remember that there used to be cool toys once upon a time). But the ultimate transgression (and the motivating force that rouses Woody, Buzz and the gang to swing into action once again) is that the new toys have new federally-mandated GPS monitoring chips in them that prevents Andy from playing with his new Indoor Oatmeal Whizbanger in the back yard or other unlicensed locations. I haven't figured out the ending yet; it may involve the Toy Story gang managing to evade Megacorp's minions and slip a damning bit of evidence under Rehnquist's door just in the nick of time, but I'm not sure how well that'll go over with the 6 and under crowd. Have to check with the focus group... TVB