Only one study has examined soy and whey protein supplementation together in conjunction with resistance training. Kalman et al. [46] reported that after 12 weeks of supplementation with soy there were no significant differences between groups for total testosterone, free testosterone, and SHBG. This study expanded upon the limited prior research examining the effects of soy and whey protein supplementation on testosterone, SHBG, and cortisol responses to an acute bout of resistance exercise. Contrary to popular misconceptions, soy protein supplementation does not appear to hinder anabolic signaling postexercise by means of eliciting increases in estradiol concentrations. However, our main findings demonstrate that 14 days of supplementation with soy protein does appear to blunt serum testosterone. In addition, whey might influence the response of cortisol during an acute bout of resistance exercise by also blunting its normal increase. Further research will need to explore a possible interaction effect on sex hormone binding globulin.

There is nothing anti-science about having slaves and

As I understand it Bukkit is a mod licensed under the GPL. The Minecraft server is proprietary. They don't share any code, so individually they're not derivates of anything. CraftBukkit combines the server code with the mod code. This is illegal both ways - the server license doesn't let you link to Bukkit, the Bukkit license doesn't let you link to the proprietary server.

He rightly claims that Bukkit is distributed in violation of the GPL, because it contains parts of Minecraft server that aren't licensed under the GPL, and that license violation is grounds for the DMCA takedown /p>

As a an early adopter of the the first i pod touch I shelled out 600 dollars Australian with the intention that within a matter of months a decent .pdf reader and asociated apps would spring up allowing me to reads books and all of the scientific literature i could get my hands on. .

-Keegan

Then there's the use of expensive still patented drugs in cases where equally good generics are just as usable at a tenth the price. That's not caused by an excess of regulation.

Did you ever wonder why nobody else makes the old formulation when it goes generic? It;s because the holder of the exclusive on the new formulation pays them not to.