BTW, if anyone knows of a climate model that correctly predicts past, known weather, please post a link.

It's called hindcasting. It's done quite frequently. I point this out not because I know lots about climate science or anything, rather to show that you know even less than me.

Well, if they put your price up, then that's well within your rights.

OK, someone died. You made an incorrect statement (that they would have died from a seasonal flu anyway. Swine flu is more likely to affect the healthy.) about their death to further an agenda you have. Fine.

The mortality pattern from this swine flu is very different to that of seasonal flu. But it was nice of you to be so insensitive.

You're quite right: that page was missing the Ibsen citation. It's much better now

Except you wanted a subscript 2 there.

I've got a feeling that they won't be putting it on the market in the school district you grew up in, in that case.

Maybe you should get a keyboard with a Meta key on it, then.

Yep, on the Key Sensitivity tab of the Keyboard Customizer Utility there's the option to enable them, and also to set a delay before they do anything.

Fortunately, however, there was a jury of 12 people who decided by a 10:2 majority that Tony Martin was a criminal just like the teenager that he shot out of a desire for vengeance, not protection. So we have a society where criminals go punished, and where the right to protect yourself with reasonable force still exists. If there has been a case where people acting in self defence have been convicted of murder or GBH, it certainly hasn't had a high profile in the press.

Of course, Tony Martin's conviction was reduced to manslaughter on appeal by a judge (the jury had also had the option of convicting for manslaughter), on account of his paranoid personality disorder.

On Opera 10 preview, the moving the ball about one knows about the relative positions of the windows. Given that they're sibling windows, I don't see how it's that surprising.

I've got a feeling you're wrong there.

Actually, the rail networks are pretty good on many counts (there are few countries quite as large *and* densely populated as the UK), but the cost of the West Coast upgrade was far from good.

Most peopple in a university who are doing graphics work aren't going to be professional graphic designers.

What I would suggest you could roll out, though, seeing as you didn't mention Adobe, are open source things for graphics and design. The Gimp, Inkscape, and Scribus all do things you can't do with MS Office, and I think are a great place to start.

Not foisting them upon graphics professionals, but having them there and available for anyone who wants them.