You make this sound this as if these "mens' right" groups do not have a case. I think this sad saga proves that rape allegations could be and are used as a tool of revenge by scorned women. The set back you are speaking of is basically the reintroduction presumption of innocence to rape cases. A set back, indeed.

By the way, why the quotes around "mens' right"?

I voted "Only when job hunting" as it's closest to "Only when hunting". You see, from time to time, one needs a new girl friend. When the time comes I do google myself, for I want to know what nasty shit I'll be explaining in a few months.

1,699 thousand.

See file LICENCE inside source package. It is 3-clause BSD licence.

Evidence for spatial variation of the fine structure constant

An evaluation from a practicing physicist would be appreciated.

They have. See this article. A quote:

My guess is that drug warriors made this scheme up to inflict yet another punishment for drug users. What they didn't see was that the stamp laws would open up the possibilities to gradual legalization.

I guess some times, just some times, unintended consequences are good for you.

You both missed the usage of peculiar words:

I voted transit pass. Here's why:
1. Mobile phone account. I prefer geting to places to instant communication. Also, I can stay in touch with e-mail. See 3.
2. As I live in Finland, the public health care is good enough.
3. Broadband. With transit pass, I can get to public library.
4. Gym membership. I'm straight. I jog.
5. "Current account with non-pharma drug provider". As I don't even know what this is, I clearly don't need it.
6. The pill. My wife can give head.
7. "NPR membership". Once again, don't know; don't need.

Here are some links (provided to you via Arts and Letters Daily):

The Associated Press
Sci Am
Discover
James Randy
Roger Kimball

The Man's last essay. It's titeled Oprah Winfrey: Bright (but Gullible) Billionaire.

No. I'm at home and I should be having sex with my wife.

Damn. Don't leave out the jab at Star Trek. This is, after all, about sci-fi.

In those days men were REL men, women were REAL women, small furry creatures from Alpha Centauri were REAL small furry creatures from Alpha Centauri. And all dared to brave unknown terrors, to do mighty deeds, to boldly split infinitives that no man had split before - and thus was the Empire forged.

So you are going to please all the whiners about the internet connection and stuff by dropping the game price from $40 to $2? Sounds like fair deal to me.

--
Jari

E. Coli. Ok, it's not an animal but still. It ushered in the age of biotechnology and have not left since and take part in most of the research.

I'm replying myself. This is a gold mine of "professionalism". The next file I opened (LoggingService.cs) contained the following catch-block:

catch
{
}

So they are eating the exception and don't even bother to write why in a comment.

Very professional!!!

As opposed almost everyone fussing about "teh M$" and nuances of "freedom", I decided to take a look as see this professionalism.

The first, the first, line I read had a pre-processor no-no. Here:

#define ReleaseStr(pwz) if (pwz) { StrFree(pwz); }

You can read all about it here: http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/misc-technical-issues.html#faq-39.4

Here's how it doesn't work:

if ( something )
        ReleaseStr(pwz)
else
        foobar;

So there. The code might look professional. It might but it doesn't mean that it is.