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Posted for "Chuck Jensen" <cjensen@dts9000.com>:

Flaps and speed brake on the stick?  Is that so during cruise flight and
  turbulence, or a moment of distraction, you can, with just a small
  finger movement or shifting of the hand, deploy your flaps and speed
  brake?  Why not landing gear and kill-switch on the stick, too?  Seems
  like things used once a flight and that you don't want to inadvertantly
  deploy, might best be left on the panel?
  
  Just a thought.
  
  Chuck Jensen