My first boss in my industry was a 10th grade drop-out who was making tens of millions a year. There are definitely exceptions out there.

The sad thing is: that picture was taken in 2001 or early 2002.

Uh, yeah. The quality of Allen's output has been spotty going back to the late 90's and critics have been brutal on more than one occasion.

He reminds me of Ben Stiller's "do it" guy in that photo.

Yeah, I lost my mom to cancer last week and just reading about the game gave me the chills.

I am so disappointed in Eric Roberts.

One of the other producers acknowledged in an interview years later that the "always planned" thing was a nice way to spare everyone a whole lot of ugliness. What else were they going to say, really?

Buffalo Wild Wings? Guilty.

And if I recall, there have been rumors of similar behavior with other women in the past.

That person must be mad as a hatter.

Other than a second accuser popping up with a dubious-sounding tale - nothing has really changed since last week. If it's just PR-related, why quit today and not Friday or over the weekend during the dead media cycle? Just gotta think there's something else brewing, but lord knows.

For Clash to have resigned so quickly, I've got to imagine something big is about to hit the fan (more victims waiting in the wings or undeniable proof of the allegations).

Yeah, Gizmodo making a snarky comment about RIM is really going to help them win over Apple - who likely views RIM the way an elephant looks at an ant.

It's downloading for me right now over the air here in CT.

Animals can consent and enter into legal contracts in your home state?

Yes it is. I've seen that situation play out many times as a recruiter and it very often leads to the person losing both opportunities. Obviously there are exceptions (such as the desperation-level of the new company) but more often than not: employers do not want to start renegotiating when you've already accepted…