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I've implemented MouseListener in my class, and the KeyEvent getX() and getY() methods return coordinates relative to the upper left corner of the component I've placed it on(in this case, the main JFrame). I was wondering if there was a way I could get those coordinates relative to the upper left corner of my screen as a whole.

If this can't be done with MouseListener, then please suggest another way if you know one.

Thanks in advance

I'm writing a speech, and I need some examples of how competition has been a major factor in innovation.

The more impact those innovations have had the better!

I'd like some examples of how privatization has benefited our society. The more impact they have the better!

I'm trying to come up with a speech, and it has to do with the privatization of space exploration. I'm scrambling for anything right now, so if anyone has any sources, examples, quotes, or ideas that could be of assistance here, it would be greatly appreciated.

For reasons too long to explain, I'm looking for some jokes formatted like this:

What do you get when you cross a ______ and a ______?

A _______!

Fill in the blanks with the best ya got! (The shorter and sweeter the better)

I often find songs I like on the internet, but have no way to efficiently record them. I have a built in microphone on my Mac, and I've tried simply recording the audio I play with that, but the quality is extremely low.

So, I was wondering if there was a way built into the Mac, or maybe some software that will allow me to record audio straight from the source. I have Audacity on my computer already, as I've been told it can do what I'm asking, but I can't figure that app out for the life of me.

Any and all help is appreciated!

I've been watching the Olympics for a little while now and in sports like volleyball they'll play a short song after each point is made. These songs were generally American songs and I figured the reason was because the American's were winning, but I've been proven wrong as American music is still being played, even though the Latvian's are currently ahead.

Am I hearing things, or can anybody offer an explanation?

I'm writing a research paper that's in the form of a story and I'd like it to be as realistic as possible.

So, what kind of profanity would those in the American Revolution have used?

And also, if you happen to know, what do the numbers mean in 16-pounder and 3-pounder? Are the cannons really only 16 and 3 pounds respectively?

So, given two dates that could be days, weeks, months, or even years apart, is there an easy way to determine the number of days between them?