] County attorney David Morris said that programming work
] for the day-care center had been outsourced to the
] locally-based Genesee Community College. The manager of
] the college's program refused to speak to a reporter, but
] Morris said Dennis was a third party consultant hired by
] Genesee. Dennis, in turn, used RentACoder to once again
] subcontract the database work, which ultimately fell to a
] New Jersey-based programmer.
]
]
] By that time, the programmer actually working on the
] day-care data was four steps removed from the county's
] social services program.

[ it's pretty amazing how easily data can make its way from places it should be, onto the internet, for all to see. i wonder just how "tricky" this formatting issue must have been for it to have required so much outsourced help. crimony. -k]