You got something? Next time use a condom. Kids these days!

I pretty much agree (IANAL, though). I have served on 3 juries and it's pretty clear ... open and shut cases rarely go to trial. Generally speaking jury trials only happen when the defense (for whatever reason) is convinced they can win, but the prosecution still thinks they can win (or, due to politics, has to try anyway). That's a pretty small number of cases.

That DOES sound about right. Woohoo I'll have to track it down! Thanks!

Awesome even though a bit dated. I re-read it a couple of months ago.

Wow! That sounds vaguely familiar... I know I read it but I can't remember who wrote it either :-(. Now I'm going to go nuts.

James Blish wrote a lot of good stuff, but in particular his "Cities in Flight" series is really awesome. The four books are: They Shall Have Stars A Life for the Stars Earthman, Come Home The Triumph of Time The third is the best, IMHO but they are all good.

Sprint's return policies are pretty good. I bought the LG Rumor (not Touch) and didn't like it so I took it back and got a Samsung. No questions, no problems. I believe you get 30 days to return w/Sprint.

It doesn't appear in this article, but in other articles I've seen on this (http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-20030992-1.html) it stated that the app has received an imprimatur from the bishop of the diocese where the authors are located. That's the usual process. An imprimatur does not imply church agreement with the document (app, in this case), merely that it is not contrary to Church teaching.

Too late!

Good grief, is it really that hard to actually READ the FA?

Oh geez, this is just stupid. At least the headline is stupid. There's nothing in TFA to suggest that testosterone as such has anything to do with! It's just age and presumably experience. Geez.

This is really a caricature. Have you read any Thomas Aquinas?

That's correct, the student users of PLATO never saw a command prompt. However, get an "author" signon was not that hard for computer geek types, especially at UIUC.

OMG I worked on the Physics 2 series in 1984-85ish... good times. I was at U of Arizona.

If you actually bothered to read, you might realize that while PLATO was started in 1960, it didn't blossom as a community until 1973 when notesfiles began. Newbie.