A private contract between a company and end user does not increase a right to privacy with respect to the government. In this instance it _might_ have triggered a lawsuit by users against Lavabit for breach of contract. Lavabit would win such a suit with the defense of having followed a court order.

Replying to a bit of a troll, but:
Consumer reports basically the same route.
Motor trend car of the year 2013

I always wonder why they don't just move the clock 30 minutes in one direction and then NEVER DO IT AGAIN.

Only someone who has a website with such bad usability can truly see horrible usability in others' work.

Good luck Rob. Don't be a stranger. :)

The 14th Amendment to the US Constitution grants equal protection under the law to all Persons born or Naturalized in the United States. Including the Right to petition one's government.

Under the law, a Corporation is a legal Person. /IANAL

No, just toasters

They actually hire licensed munitions and demolitions experts for the blowing stuff up - Usually former FBI

You need to read the article, it seems to depend on gender (maybe):
Controversy remains about the extent to which dynamic warm-ups prevent injury. But studies have been increasingly clear that static stretching alone before exercise does little or nothing to help. The largest study has been done on military recruits; results showed that an almost equal number of subjects developed lower-limb injuries (shin splints, stress fractures, etc.), regardless of whether they had performed static stretches before training sessions. A major study published earlier this year by the Centers for Disease Control, on the other hand, found that knee injuries were cut nearly in half among female collegiate soccer players who followed a warm-up program that included both dynamic warm-up exercises and static stretching.