Must be fascinating reading since you've completely dropped off the Net :-P

This Page left blank intentionally stems from the days the thing was printed on paper. It simply looks nices if the actual content starts on the right hand side, and not on the left hand side. Moreover, if the end of the text is on page 53 at the bottom, a reader wonders if there was a printing error and page 54 was forgotten. It's not like a movie that you know has stopped when you see End. Therefore, out of pure friendliness towards the possibly confused reader, the last page is always an even page and Page left blank is put on it. But hey, on the CD, it's only a few bytes more.