Nevermind, just found it:
http://aboutus.lego.com/en-us/lego-group/programs-and-visits/lego-certified-professionals/

How does one become a 'certified LEGO builder'? Are there exams involved?

Sorry, my previous comments were poorly worded, please delete.

The opportunity cost of not going to Dylan is 10 (missed utility of 50 [=maximum price you're willing to pay] minus corresponding cost of 40).

Thus, your utility from going to Clapton must be greater than 10 to make you better off in total.

Seriously, what's politically incorrect about that packaging?

It seems he only had to pay taxes for the part of his salary that he _did_ take, the fringe benefits. Had he taken the salary as well, it would have been subject to taxes in addition to that.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday_problem

Seems like this to me. Besides, they really don't look alike too much.

@Lea: No sarcasm. I really do find it too harsh a measure to expel someone for cheating on a test. At my university people getting caught cheating will get a negative grade on that test, end of story.

You get kicked out for cheating on a test?

The same builder also made the awesome 'Nighthawks of the Living Dead': http://flickr.com/photos/hoyvinmayvin/4734000370

Strictly speaking, this is not a Venn diagram, which represents _all_ possible intersections available within a set, but an Euler diagram.
By any name, though, the diagram is great.

Maybe I don't remember 9/11 correctly, but in my recollection there weren't any vegetables involved.

Bunny plays trick on FUD. Some things never change. ^_^

Austria's cigarette vending machines require age verification via your ATM card (which you can also use to pay).

There is a whole group dedicated to it:

http://www.flickr.com/groups/400716@N22