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I was really pleased to see all the applications of kindling and the study of behavior, and I wondered if anybody looked at lateralized effects. I don’t mean left vs right, which some of you talked about. Rather, did you ever see, for example, hyperreactivity that was just unilateral. I ask this because, many years ago, we looked at the cat with intrahippocampal kainate to produce defensive rage. When the animal started having spontaneous seizures, they had defensive rage when you approached them, but only when you approached them contralateral to the epileptic hippocampus. If you approached ipsilateral they rubbed up against you and purred. I always wondered whether we should be looking for this in our patients, for unilateral behavioral changes. Has anyone ever looked at that?