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We're moving quickly today because of a slew of work assignments that include but are not limited to our morning gig of writing a family-oriented, interweb-based sports column, our daytime gig of being a sports department employee, our afternoon gig talking sports with College Football Rainman, David Paschall, on Press Row from 1-3 p.m. on 105.1 FM and our all night gig of doing our high school preview magazine. Giddy up.
As Pop 5-at-10 used to always say, "Better to be busy than bored."
Amen and pass the busy.
From the "Talks too much" studios, we'll continue the Burt Reynolds riff and offer, Let's do it for Caretaker.
Five biggest famous dolts walking
We'll start today with a top-five offering. We're also interested in your thoughts on this list.
Ladies and gentleman, here is our August version of the top five folks who simply need to go away for a while. Take a holiday. Submerse yourself in practice or work. Say no to a couple of interviews for a change.
Just take a step back and evaluate and breathe.
5) Alex Trebek. Dude, your condescending tone on Jeopardy is fine for the adults. It's almost expected. But to the middle schoolers? Be better than that. Oh yeah. Also remember that pretending you're a smarty pants when you already have the answers is not the same thing as being the smarty pants that KNOWS the answers.
4) The other 12 cheaters suspended Monday. They have collectively gotten a pass because A-Rod is holding the Poo-Storm umbrella. Well, forget that and the rest of you deserve to be called what you are — cheaters. In fact, former Phillies reliever Dan Meyer, who lost a bullpen spot to the recently suspended (and aptly named) Antonio Bastardo (anyone know what that could mean in Spanish?), called out the whole lot with his social media directive to Mr. Bastardo. Meyer's Tweet Monday: "Hey, Antonio Bastardo, remember when we competed for a job in 2001.Thx alot. #ahole" Well-played indeed, Mr. Meyer. (Side note: Mr. Bastardo is an awesome code name for a lot of folks. You that, we're using code names.)
3) Johnny Manziel's lackey. Dude, whomever is in Johnny Football's entourage that is making demands that he needs dough for dotting his I's needs to lay low. Just take the blame. Say Johnny wasn't invovled and all will be right with the world. Don't be that other guy that calls ESPN OTL. Don't do it.
2) A-Rod. While we all know his extreme schmoe-tastic-ness (Yep, we're pretty sure we made that one up), only A-Rod could enter Monday night's circus and actually make it worse by talking about how he's a human being and he's fighting for his life. It was a mea dolta that harkened an image of a hybrid combo of the Elephant Man and Jose Canseco. "I am not a Manimal."
1) Justin Bieber. Dude. Go away. You and your posse find trouble on the rough and tumble streets outside of a night club in the Hamptons? Really? You're so street kid, with your flat bill and leather britches and nine-figure bank account. A street brawl in the Hamptons? Thug Life? Nope, 'Lil Jussie is living the Ugh Life. Oh Brother.
Break up the Braves
Atlanta Braves' Justin Upton hits a solo home run during the eighth inning of a baseball game against the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park in Washington.
OK, it's official. The Braves are good.
We have debated their merits all year. They have good but not great pitching. They have good players and elite depth. They strike out a ton. The injuries leave a few question marks in the bullpen.
Those questions are meaningless this morning after the Braves topped the Nationals 3-2 Monday for their 11th consecutive win. Atlanta's divisional lead is 13.5 games, and it all but choked the life out of the team many thought would be the class of the NL East.
Freddie Freeman, a guy that is making a sneaky MVP case, drove in two runs off Nationals ace Stephen Strasburg, said the Braves want to "step on their necks" and "can expand [the lead] a little bit more."
The Braves had the largest divisional lead on Aug. 4 since 2005 when the White Sox led the AL Central by 14 games according to STATS.
Heck, even Justin Upton had three hits and the game-winning homer Monday night.
Good times indeed.
PED idea
For the longest time the biggest hurdle facing sports leagues trying to eradicate PEDs was that science was developing new products quicker than they were developing new tests for the banned products.
Anyone with a working knowledge of the money racket that is today's pharmaceutical ponzi scheme is hardly shocked by that news.
Baseball used the information gleaned from informants in the Biogenesis investigation to activate suspensions for 12 players Monday and try to suspend A-Rod until the end of the 2014 season.
Alex Rodriguez speaks at a news conference in this 2010 file photo.
Maybe it's time that baseball and the players union look seriously at the entire PEDs investigation process.
Let's pay informants who produce credible information that leads to suspensions. Take a fund from the teams and the players unions. Offer $1 million bucks for anyone with evidence of MLB players using PEDs.
Because let's face it, until they take a bold and active step to make us believe there is more than hand-wringing, posturing and an intense hatred of A-Rod, PEDs will always be a problem.
This and that
— Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin was asked about the possibility of sitting Johnny Manziel amid the NCAA investigations that are swirling about whether Johnny Football/Hangover/Merchandise/Drama profited from signed memorabilia. Sumlin said it was a decision to be made by numerous people, which is true and fair. What is more telling is that Texas A&M hired the attorney that represented Auburn in the Cam Newton investigations in 2010. If you're an Aggies fan, that's the best off-the-field news of the offseason. Those guys are the Johnny Cochran of the NCAA world. "If Johnny's legit, don't make him sit."
— Mike Dyer, the former Auburn hero of the BCS title game and recent Arkansas Baptist College grad, has resurfaced at Louisville under a "zero-tolerance" policy, according to Cards coach Charlie Strong. Kind of a risky move for a team that already will be favored in every game, but one that could pay off in grand style. If he is close to the physical presence that had back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons for Auburn 2010 and '11, Dyer and quarterback Teddy Bridgewater give Louisville a backfield as good as anyone's.
— Jeremy Hill was re-instated at LSU after his most recent run in the with the law. Les Miles said little about the decision other than the punishment would be internal. Since the Mad Hatter was not available for comment, let's ask Channel 4 News weatherman Brick Tamland. "I love lamp."
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5--Is there a major contest for this weeks golf 'minor'? Say a tall boy Busch lite on El Tigre' getting 15 or not?
If Johnny plays in Canada this year, he could prosper. UT great Condredge Holloway was a star with the Ottawa Rough Riders. On a trans-Canada trek I picked up the Ottawa newspaper and it featured a full-page front of the section story on the guy.
On the other hand, he may skate by since A&M has lawyered up with the same team of shysters who kept Cam eligible.
And David is an excellent driver.
From friend of the show StuckinKent —
You know that Biogenesis has reported giving PEDs to players from other leagues too? The NBA, NCAA, tennis, and then the fighting sports all were linked to it. How many of those have expressed any interest in suspending anyone involved? How many have even called to say, "Can you get me that list?" None. Zero. To me, MLB is taking the brunt of this, but it is a problem across all sports. The double standard is astounding.
College football is getting closer. Has there ever been a bigger first game for Vanderbilt than their Thursday night home tilt with Ole Miss? A win, and the Commodores are 1-0 in the SEC against one of the darkhorse SEC West teams (meaning they are likely to finish third or fourth in the division). Ole Miss is a good team too. This should be very interesting. I can't wait for that one.
I'll get you the computer Top 25 preseason rankings sometime this week. Let's just say that there are a couple of surprises. Let's also say that I think Texas A&M is woefully overrated by any poll or ranking system at this point. Looks like Arkansas from last year in the making to me.
ESPN interrupting the Cardinals and Dodgers to show some bum from the Yankees batting sickened me worse than cole slaw.
From the 5 at 10 Dallas Office across from the soon-to-be ex-home of the Dallas Cowboys on "Curry Row" (down with the brown while they walk in groups all day and all night; seriously, North Irving is the "New" New Delhi).
A-Rod is more back page then anything. Cruz was one of the players receiving the 50 game suspension and it is ALL OVER page 1 on the DMN. If I can snag a copy, I'll send some clips.
College football predictions.
WR: While Jacob will have multiple targets this year, I feel this is T-Rob's year to Pokemon evolve into Jerry Rice 2.0. He's got the speed as long as he can at least hang on to the ball. Johnny's Jury is still out regarding a break out running back.
Defense: Toss up between Derrick Lott and Gunner Miller. I wouldn't want to be a QB in the Southern Conference this year that's for sure.
Regarding Bieber. Seriously, the WHOLE music industry need to go away for a while. I think Bieber just likes getting in trouble because no one is talking about his music (unless you're a 8-12 year old girl) and everything is being "overshadowed" by Blurred Lines.
Hey AROD, please just SHUT UP! Go to a children's cancer hospital and see what it is like to fight for your life. If you were broke and couldn't put food on your table for your family I might buy the fighting for your life schtick, but you have millions. So, please just shut up and get your $170,000 per game and don't make us listen to your whine.
Ditto on A-Rod, MT.
While Alex Trebek shouldn't have said that the kid "badly misspelled" his answer (the kid simply added one extra letter), it's hard to feel bad for the kid since he's now complaining that he was "cheated" out of $3,000. Dude, you have to spell your answer correctly to get it right. Trebek and the judges aren't going to bend the rules just for you. And no, you didn't get cheated. Heaven forbid that the kid should admit that it's his own fault.
Mrs. Stewwie and I sometimes watch Jeopardy during or after dinner and we have always wondered how Trebek would do if he were one of the contestants. He'd quickly realize that it's not so easy when you don't have all the answers (or for this game, the questions) right in front of you.
Stewwie, I used to listen to KMOX, the famous ST Louis radio station late at night to listen to the Cardinals or on Sunday nights, a triva show that was co-hosted by Art Fleming. Art was brutal in his opinion of Alex Trebek, basically calling him a colossal jerk. Art of course was the first, and best, host of Jeopardy.
Which brings up another question, how many of you grew listening to AM radio to listen to baseball games at night all over the country? In Chattanooga you could get KMOX in St Louis with the Cardinals, 1100 on your dial. The Braves were found at 750 AM, and you could also listen to the Cincy Reds, Cleveland Indians, and occasionally the Philadelphia Phillies. I even remember getting the Arkansas Travelers on AM radio out of Little Rock, Texas League AA baseball.
I would bet that NO kids today do that, that generation has passed, but I remember laying in bed, dark room, during baseball season traveling all over the country via my little transistor radio listening to baseball.
In defense of Trebek (so your's mother, Trebek), if you listen to him on the answers, he expounds on many of them and he does travel a lot when they do the "clue crew" (kind of gimmicky but it's grown on me). Besides, spelling does count. So sit down, Waldo.
I am not a Manimal. Nice touch, 5.
Louisville's graduation rate already is one of the worst, if not the worst, in FBS. And Mr. Dyer is going to help that how? How soon before Loo-uh-vull is told to cough up a couple of schollies each year because of their lack of devotion to the books?
Johnny Football better hurry up. We're not that far away from the Grey Cup in the CFL.
Better name - Bastardo? Or Carlos Danger? (Now pitching for the Marlins, Danger ... Carlos Danger....) That's even better than Ron Mexico. Which is not as good as Plaxico Mexico.
The Beebs in any kind of fight? Slap or tickle variety? Dude wouldn't last two seconds in a Dorchester street fight. And none of that is gonna bring back the lovely Miss Gomez, haircut boy.
Breakout star - Lee. Vad Lee.
MT- A little before my time unfortunately. I didn't even start being interested in baseball until my mid-teens. Since I was born in the mid 70s, by the time I was regular listener to radio, FM had pretty much taken over. The only time the Cook household listened to AM was 1150 back when Rush use to be funny for the sake of general satire and Jeff from time to time (marriage #1 two daughters, pre-Kyle and Lucus; yeah THAT long ago). As a kid-kid (9-14) everyone listened to KZ106 and the "Gold Card" was like the closest thing to a credit card we had (the DECADES before pre-paid debit cards like kids have today).
But back to subject at hand, those that were at best 10 years older then me clearly remember picking up AM signals from timbucktwo that are impossible to do today.
On autumn Saturday nights, on my way home from the game of the day, I still listen to LSU football on WWL, the Big 870, out of NOLA.
Great stuff today.
Too much to go nit for pick across the board.
My favorite Sir Alex Trebek story (which is something to be from Canada and all) is this:
Category was Jews in Sports. The answer was "This pitcher was the youngest man elected into the baseball hall of fame."
Egghead buzzes in and says, "Who is Hank Aaron?"
Trebek deadpans: "Sorry. Hank Aaron was not a pitcher. Better luck next time."
Vad Lee is going to be special.
Mrs. Gomez as a beard... well-played indeed.
As for the radio station, well, we were listening to 750 AM in September 1980 when Larry Munson went on and on about some 18-year-old's thighs. My God a freshman.
my dad used to go outside at night and listen to games on am radio in the car because it would pick up better at night. I would go out and lay in the seat and go to sleep listening to the Braves game or the Tigers with Ernie Harwell on the mic. great memories.


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Oak Park offers up a hardy selection of stripes for you and me!
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There was a day in 2009 when I swore off stripes. Just like that, I walked away. The way I swore off eating Hostess SnoBalls for breakfast or the way I swore off eating all the pecans out of the butter pecan ice cream carton.
Vertical, horizontal, diagonal – it didn't matter – I was moving, and I decided these bold bands of color couldn't come with. There was no room for them in my life…or in my new apartment.
But recently an inexplicable pull towards stripes has been growing within me. And so I set out to find stripes here in Oak Park. Take a peek at the photo gallery for a few irresistable choices from some of our neighborhood retailers:
Sanem's 134 N. Oak Park Avenue
Muse 106 N. Marion Street
Chameleon 130 N. Oak Park Avenue
During my search, I found out how divided people are when it comes to stripes. Julie Menzies of Oak Park isn't a fan of stripes: "They remind me of little boy clothes," she shares, scrunching up her nose as if stripes had a distinct odor she was recalling – a scent that was as unsavory as the sight.
But many women, like Muse customer Nora Fitzgerald, gravitate towards stripes. She fingered sophisticated designs by Eva Franco, a beautiful asymmetrical skirt in heather gray and steel blue stripes: "I love it!" I heard her proclaim with gusto.
I myself found chemistry with an infinitely comfortable, black and ivory slouchy number from Sanem's Women's Boutique. Feels like this cotton was spun out of clouds; it's that soft. Long enough to wear with leggings, short enough to tuck and layer with a blazer. I love a top that multitasks! For fun, ask Sanem how many different ways you can wear this piece. My bet is the options are endless!
Chameleon Clothing has amped up the cool factor by pairing their nautical stripes with hip, white skinny jeans, a striped, rimmed cloche hat with a band, gold statement earrings, and a whiskey colored hobo bag. Oh, Spring, we've been waiting for you so patiently. This oh-so-chic ensemble makes me a little less patient.
Muse Boutique has a plethora of pretty options that are likely to convert the staunchest anti-stripist. (Yes, I made that word up. Hey, if Louis Carroll could do it, so can I.) My favorite! A red and white striped cotton knit tee with a subtle shoulder bow in navy that adds interest and a touch of feminity. Another choice: a midnight blue and white lightweight cashmere sweater is perfect to take you from chilly days to warmer weather. A great piece as we transition into spring. You'll also find stylish seersucker jackets and sweet dresses in traditional shades of white and cornflower blue–you've not seen seersucker like this before.
I was thoroughly pleased at the selection of sunny stripes, subdued stripes, and even seersucker stripes here in town. I like to wear mine with a pair of skinny cargos in army green, layered under a combed wool, gray boyfriend blazer. Come warmer weather (and I have hope that it will come - sooner than later!), I'll be wearing mine with a pair of skinny white denims and strappy sandals. Peruse the photo gallery to see how fashion icons (and one surly artist) have worn stripes throughout history.
Are you a fan of stripes? If so, how do you wear your stripes? If you've found the perfect stripes at a local, independent retailer, tell us about it here! Other than diminutive stripes, I have to wonder how men feel about wearing bold stripes?
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Kate from Oak Park, Illinois
Posted: March 24th, 2011 11:44 AM
Anyone can wear stripes if it's paired and layered correctly. My sister is rather "busty" and she can totally rock the sailor stripe look if it's layered with a blazer. Such a cute look for spring!
Christina from OakPark.com/Shopping/Blogs
Posted: March 12th, 2011 10:20 PM
@Coco: I'm also tall, but I don't factor that into my "stripe-making" decisions! :) If it's a great design and it fits well then I'll snag it!
David Hammond from OakPark.com/Dining/Blogs
Posted: March 11th, 2011 11:24 PM
Coco, I think your perspective is unusual. It's short people (like me) who have to worry about horizontal stripes.
Coco from Oak Park
Posted: March 11th, 2011 8:08 PM
I've always felt too tall to wear horizontal stripes. Is that unusual?
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"I know why she disappeared," repeated Padma. "Some man must have flashed some money in front of her face and she would've followed like a puppy."
MM's face grew red and he ran to Padma to give her a slap. Unfortunately, TA and Mohan stopped MM and Padma escaped a hit. Paati asked her why she couldn't her mouth shut when already everyone is in pain and worried about Thulasi.
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When she finally looked up, he was standing right in front of her smiling a sideways smile. A little startled at his closeness, Thulasi took a step back. TA reached out his hand to stroke her cheek as he told her he couldn't believe how lucky he was to have such an angel as his wife. He leaned in closer' HONK HONK.
TA looked up and saw that he was on the road and swerved his bike as he almost hit an auto. It was just a dream, having his wife in his arms was all only a dream. He finally landed at home and saw that Kanagu and Joseph were waiting outside the house for him.
They saw a tired TA and ran up to him. "Why did you call us, Thamizh? What's the emergency?" asked Kanagu. TA started to tear up and told them that his Thulasi was missing. They took TA inside as he filled them on everything and they sat next to him and began to think of what they could do.
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There was a strong belief at the time that Inter Milan would sign United's wayward genius. Esteemed journalist Brian Glanville commented in The Sunday People: "If United can keep Internazionale's hands off Cantona until the Italian transfer window closes in November, then he'd probably remain for the rest of the season. Though who knows how many games he'd be eligible to play?
"My own feeling remains that United would do best to let their rolling stone roll on, not simply because he's bound to face provocation by opposing fans and could always explode, but because his whole brilliant, tempestuous career has been one of brief encounters with his various clubs."
The manager reportedly scuppered Sky Sports' plans to show the Frenchman pulling on his shirt in the dressing room for the first time since that fateful night in South London. Nonetheless, the cameras tracked his every move from the tunnel to out on the pitch as the fans worshipped their idol in a manner rarely seen before and since.
Liverpool were only a point behind and had designs on the title themselves, even if Newcastle were still everybody's favourites for the crown. Paul Wilson summed the situation up in The Observer thus: "Liverpool are looking ominously threatening again, with a young team which appears capable of greatness if Roy Evans can keep it together. United are clearly in transition, experimenting with young players who may take another couple of seasons to fully mature."
What followed from the first whistle was simply unbelievable. In only the 67th second, United drew first blood against the biggest of rivals with Cantona inevitably involved in teeing up Nicky Butt's opener. Robbie Fowler's two-goal salvo looked to be earning him the mantle of party-pooper extraordinaire before the main man took centre stage once again with 20 minutes left.
Ryan Giggs was flattened by Jamie Redknapp and David Elleray's decision to point to the spot allowed Cantona to nervelessly beat David James and celebrate in front of his adoring public. The mixture of relief and elation was obvious from the returning hero. "This was a moment of gladness not madness," commented the Daily Mail's Alan Fraser. "A moment for celebrations not recriminations. Here was the smiling face of the man from the moon. The dark side will be seen soon enough."


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The commenters aren't mad. The article did originally say "life on other plants".
Google picks up third spot in spam-friendly shame list
Re: Errors
Turkey / Taiwan. A not so easy mistake to make. Now rectified.
Raids net police £1m in pirate game and movie discs
Re: Can't you lot read?
It is always reasonable to be suspicious of police / copyright holder estimates of losses. They have form.
But this comment thread is taking a distinctly silly turn. So thank-you, Gildas, for pointing out the bleeding obvious.
Why the IWF was right to ban a Wikipedia page
Re: Censorship
Since when were the comment pages of any internet publication an unfettered forum for free speech?
And since when did criticism of article A, appended as a comment to article B, become on-topic?
Doctor amputates boy's arm using SMS instructions
Re: Get it right.
I have no idea how we managed to amputate a second arm. Story now updated, thanks for the catch.
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Rules of engagement
The name calling in this thread was getting far too tedious. So I have deleted one abusive comment and others reacting to this comment.
If you want your comment published, be a little civil.
York council gets sniffy with Street View
Re: Please answer
But our position is crystal clear. We support the right of everyone to take photos in public without fear or favour - except Google, of course. You can't be too careful where they are concerned.
Philosophically coherent, no?
Study: Vast number of cyber attacks 'Made in the USA'
Re: Melamine
Story updated with correct information - thanks for the catch.
iTunes, and Sting, banned from China
Re: Missing link....
To clarify, Zac. Your earlier comment to this story remains published. So disappearance is not down to us.
McKinnon loses extradition fight
Re: Asperger Syndrome
This is relevant to the case. McKinnon's own lawyer put this forward as a reason why he should be prosecuted in the UK.
Acorn alumni to toast tech pioneer's 30th anniversary
Re: Acorn electrons for Christmas 2003?
Story updated with correct dates.
Advent 4211 mini notebook
Re: Rating is shown on page1, but not at bottom of page 5
The article gives an 88 per cent rating. But for some reason the graphic does not show up on the page.
We'll fix it tomorrow.
FCC votes to silence 700MHz lurkers
Re: The USA is a foreign country
Unfortunately, not all our stories can be relevant to all our readers all the time - incidentally, more than two-thirds of our readers come from outside the UK.
But I take issue with the lack of relevance about kit, especially about consumer products stories and reviews. All of our reviews are for products that are available in the UK. All of the prices for those reviews are UK prices first.
COBOL thwarts California's Governator
Re: How much!?
Umm, yes. A big slip of the keyboard / brain here. Correct figure is 30 mil.
Grand Theft Auto reportedly inspires teen rampage
Re: Oops
Van driver / bat boy corrected.
Are Dell's Energy Smart servers really smart at all?
Re: I don't know but
Yet another survey from yet another IT security company, saying nothing that anyone who knows anything about security does not know already. Computer Weekly are welcome to it...
El Reg
PS A little off-topic, Mr Anon.
Cyber B52 strikes mooted as response to Chinese infowar
Re: @Mr. Pott & AC
George Smith is drawing attention to US scaremongering. I am at a loss to understand how you can think of this article as racist.
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Date set for next major PS3 firmware release
Re: Danish?
Umm - they're both flat, aren't they?
Story corrected, thanks for the catch
Gordon Brown claims a Brit invented the iPod
Re: Sounds painful
Typo corrected - and comment published.
El Reg
I Was A Teenage Bot Master
Re: This moron of "above average intelligence"?
Flare = Flair.
Slip of the brain, now corrected.
El Reg
Sun's 'Project Copy Linux' goes commercial
Re: Did someone >really< say this?
We have updated the article to make clear who said this.
El Reg
Commodore goes titsup (again)
Re: Since you asked...
"Tits up" is not an uncommon phrase in English English.
"Titsup", as in "goes titsup", is as far as I am concerned, a Register-ism, coined by Tim Richardson, a one-time reporter here.
El Reg celebrates 10th birthday
Re: Location, location...
We moved...
Move over Storm - there's a bigger, stealthier botnet in town
Re: And this helps because...
Correct me if I am wrong, but you seem to be putting forward the "oxygen of publicity" argument. We do not subscribe to this point of view. How could we?
The Register is an IT news site and this is an interesting IT news story, covered elsewhere, I see. I am sure more IT security sites will be joining in as the day goes on.
Snitching is less than golden for piracy informers
Re: And we call it "disgruntled peons ratting on their bosses."
Umm... SIIA trumpets this initiative as a success. It isn't. It calls its informants "whistleblowers", making them sound like are doing this for the public interest. They aren't. Revenge and pocket money are the main motivators, as any anti-piracy organisation will tell you.
Should companies cheat on their software licences? No, they shouldn't. Should companies look for cheaper or free open-source alternatives? If it makes business sense, then they would be fool not to.
Should people piggyback on copyleft and FOSS principles to claim unauthorised downloading of music or movies or software, as their birthright? Freeloading may be a rational activity, especially as the chances of being caught are remote. But elevating it into an "freetard" ideology is a different matter. Here we part company.
The system is bust, the traditional copyright owners expect too much money, and deploy legal thugs to try to scare away freeloaders. We report and decry their excesses.
However, we support the concept of copyright and of fair compensation for artists and software companies, who choose to charge for their work. What is "fair" compensation"? What business model(s) work? Can producers and consumers forge a new compact that satisfies most, if not all of us.
We don't know the answers, but we want to find out.
Fence sitting? I don't think so.
El Reg
Adware slips between pages of e-book
Re: Proof-of-concept for Adobe?
Did you mean this, from November?
Why you should care that Jimmy Wales ignores reality
Re: I wasn't kidding
Thanks for the offer, Ted.
You could always buy a Reg t-shirt at cash'n'carrion, I suppose.
Investors cheer Toshiba plan to drop HD DVD
Time Out
Take a deep breath and chill out, people.
Google in mass 404 land grab
Re: Thi$ is not clever
I sympathise with you, here; we thought it mildly amusing once upon a time, but got bored with "$" transposition sometime in 2000.
El Reg
BitTorrent admin's police bail extended (again)
Re: NOT police bail - magistrates or crown courts!
"If there's not enough evidence to charge you, you'll be released on police bail. You don't have to pay to be released on police bail, but you'll have to return to the station for further questioning when asked."
Spain bows before la blogosfera
Re: slow day...
It is somewhat difficult for Lester who, incidentally lives in Spain and is bilingual in English and Spanish, to copy or parody an article that was published three days after the one he wrote.
Pioneer Project Kuro 'Extreme Contrast' first look
Re: Wrong way round?
I asked Scott - who also took the photograph: Here is his reply:
"No, it's correct as it is.
It's just the way it looks given the camera flash and where I was standing.
The writing on the stands - if it's visible at 72dpi, should help clarify."
Network down? Must be New Year's Eve gunfire
Re: Ah, Warwick VIRGINIA
Chill. It was carelessness on our part, not parochialism...Kelly is English and works in London.
Dell's laptop customisation options not very customisable
Re: how the...,
Because it makes a pleasant change from the astroturfing we routinely reject and because we are full of Christmas goodwill...
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Arthur C Clarke lists three wishes on 90th birthday
Sunday Mirror
I am extinguishing a nasty little flame war brewing over Arthur C. Clarke's supposed sexual proclivities.
This was the outcome of an investigation prompted by a Sunday Mirror article in 1998.
We will not publish anything that suggests otherwise.
May I remind you that under UK libel law, we are responsible for everything YOU write in comments.
Gates' spontaneity highlights IE data gap
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Calm down, dear...and you will see that we do indeed have Jobs angel / devil icons.
Two UK web hosts go down
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Remember me... any day now.
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