Right now, ebooks are price fixed. You can EASILY (as in 100% of the time) find new paperbacks for much cheaper at Barnes and Nobel and Borders (as well as Amazon) and cheaper even still at Wal-Mart. Couple that with the outlay of the reader and ebooks just really don't make much sense from a purely cost perspective. Now, ereaders are pretty great and they do a lot of cool things. If those reasons compel you to buy an ereader and ebooks, then by all means jump right in. But sticking with paperback books in cheaper in EVERY case. (except for the free ereader books, of course.)

So somebody finally figured out what to do with a philosophy degree?

I used to own Borders stock and sold it about 5 years ago. We go to a lot of bookstores and just yesterday I started reconsidering buying stock in Borders again. All of the stores I've visited lately (Florida, Washington DC, and North Carolina) have been really busy and a lot of people purchasing.

So Ms. Langley claims to be in Grayson's district, but she isn't? Seems pretty clear to me. Just change your website to be MyCongressmanIsNuts.com to be ThoseOtherFolksCongressmanIsNuts.com

It's all about exposure. Is it really worth exposing your company to a potential lawsuit over 200 lines of code? Rewrite it, teach your engineers to avoid problems, and move on.