Invisible wrote:
> A Huffman code is a similarly straight-forward idea. 

Tell that to Huffman. ;-)

Seriously, put together some essays and/or whitepapers about this stuff, 
explaining it. You might be able to get a job teaching, or find a 
publisher who will pay you to write a book.  If you can write clearly 
enough to teach complex stuff like this to youngsters, you can have a 
pretty good career.

If nothing else, go to your local high-school and ask them if anyone 
needs tutoring in computer programming.

-- 
Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
  Helpful housekeeping hints:
   Check your feather pillows for holes
    before putting them in the washing machine.

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