Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on the run as of this time.
Tamerlan Tsarnaev deceased.
A family that bombs together...

probably wood workers

If you aren't intending to modify the stone work you are probably limited to attachment points that already exist.

for we laymen, could you explain the difference?

The cost associated with printing of labels is miniscule.
The cost associated with complying with the regulations is huge.

@unknownuser said:

Some good points but mostly a diatribe site.

Which one? NPR? Forbes?

The Science 2.0 site is an open science column site. It invites contributors from all spectrums of the science community and (supposedly) verifies its contributors credentials.

The last article I linked was authored by Steve Savage
Trained as a plant pathologist (Ph.D. UC Davis 1982), I've worked now for >30 years in many aspects of agricultural technology (Colorado State Univ., DuPont, Mycogen, independent consultant). Since mid 2009 I've also been blogging on a variety of "sustainability" web sites and on my own blog, Applied Mythology.
"I'm passionate about the need for scientific innovation in our effort to feed the world and about countering the disinformation about farming and about the science behind it."

If you think the cost is just a matter of a few printed labels....
http://www.science20.com/agricultural_realism/6_more_good_reasons_vote_no_california_prop_37-93255

Why prop 37 (GMO labeling) is bad legislation.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/realspin/2012/11/02/who-will-cover-the-costs-of-californias-prop-37/
and here
http://www.science20.com/caution_pondering_scientist_ahead/confessions_organicmunching_genetic_engineer_no_prop_37_written-95993
Who is harmed by prop 37 the most?

unreasonable litigation and other common myths
http://www.npr.org/blogs/thesalt/2012/10/18/163034053/top-five-myths-of-genetically-modified-seeds-busted?source=science20.com

Why are organic growers exempt from the GMO labeling?

The guy who helped start the anti-GMO movement is now sorry he did. Mark Lynas, who, by his own admission, “helped to start the anti-GM movement back in the mid 1990s,” publicly apologized in January for years of “ripping up GM crops.” In a speech at the Oxford Farming Conference, Lynas openly defended the technology as a way to feed the earth’s growing population without devastating the environment.When explaining what changed his mind, his answer was simple: “I discovered science.”

http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2013/mar/09/mark-lynas-truth-treachery-gm

GREAT article! Good reading.

"You're a Troll!" is leftist code for we can't bully you!

Guess I'm just not an ALT kinda guy.

@jpalm32 said:

I guess anyone with a opnion other then yours is a troll!
Enough with the Tea Bagger crap.

Hey at least we know they aren't pandering just to get more American membership.

Yes indeed I am.

Seriously all of this over labeling???

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Because Frederick my browser informs me that is has blocked an image
and there was nothing else in your post

Sorry Frederick I have Ad blocking add ons enabled o my browser and can't see silly images on my mobile device.
Perhaps you have some thoughts you'd like to present.

I assume your responses are indicative of what the left refers to " playing the ball".

Sightspace3D does none of the functions the op asked about. I can't imagine much SU functionality without a mouse...perhaps auto dims or something.

Not yet.
The best I've been able to come up with is to take photos of the subject dim view of the SU model with my android phone so I don't have to keep running back to the computer to recall the dims. A photo because it saves time transferring files and sending etc

The article I posted addressed labeling GMOs and why it's irrelevant.

Maybe your views would be more convincing to people if you were to actually act like you believe what you say rather than just say what you believe.