Yeah, still on it.  Recommend a book just released by a friend, Peter Marra, Director of the Migratory Bird Center at the Smithsonian Institute.  Called "Cat Wars--The Devastating Consequences of a Cuddly Killer".  There were two copies at Barnes & Noble that I've put on reserve for friends.  Well worth getting.  It should be illegal to let cats roam unrestrained.  Technically, it is.  It's a violation of the Migratory Bird Protection Treaty established between the US, Mexico and Canada in 1913.  Not only Federal law, it's international law.  It just isn't enforced when it comes to cats.

And don't forget the same parasite that's killing monk seals in Hawaii also kills 325 people in the country each year.  I've had more than one cat-nutter argue that 325 people isn't too many!  They'd think ONE death from toxoplasmosis was too many if it was them, or someone they cared about.  'Pet' lives are NOT more valuable than human lives.  Idiots...