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Apple iTunes unwraps (precious few) 69 cent tracks
Apple today followed up on its promise to remove all DRM from music for sale on its iTunes Store and to institute a new pricing structure of $0.69, $0.99, and $1.29 per song. When Apple's SVP Phil Schiller announced these changes during his keynote presentation at Macworld Expo in back in January, we wondered how many tunes …
Good to see the Reg keeping up with the rigourous reporting standards of Radio 1's Newsbeat by suggesting that nasty old Apple are the ones being mean with the pricing, and that the selling price of a particular track is somehow nothing to do with the fuckwit-infested record companies.
If you actually wanted to do some journalism worthy of the name, you might want to look at why the record companies are giving Amazon et al. a lower wholesale price than iTunes and (up until now) preferential access to DRM-free tracks. You might also want to examine why the record labels would want to behave this way towards the company that created the mass-market *LEGAL* download industry single-handed. They may not have been the first, but they were the first one that the average person bothered with (and paid for).
Apple are far from perfect, but I'll be fucked if this is anything other than dick-brained record execs doing their level best to fuck up their own industry. Again.
Does Amazon pay less per track?
How can Amazon sell every track for less? Do they pay the RIAA less per track?
How much is that in real, Royal money?
Hey, wow!
Hey wow, awesome! I still won't be using iTunes.
Now, with all the new sales they'll make, can they pay someone to fix iTunes so it doesn't break Windows and try to install "Safari"? Ta!
Still a rip-off
99c per track, yet still way more expensive than buying a full album or physical copies. Esp as over here it'd be 99p/track.
On the other hand, fuck the pop tunes - people listening to that deserve all they get :)
El Reg
I liked your top-ten listing. It's really going to help me.
Those are now the "ten tracks most unlikely to be downloaded by DutchOven".
Can you do another one next week, just so I'm safe from the over-produced, manufactured swill that seems to pass for chart music.
iTunes reviews...
they still delete every review I post saying that an album is cheaper on Amazon. Weak...
That is all.
Death of the 99-cent song
Wrote about this on my blog. http://digg.com/u11G9j
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The inspirational program March 21 at KeyArena is expected to attract thousands of students from more than 400 schools in the state.
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Actor Edward Norton, singers Joe Jonas and Cody Simpson, and four members of the NFL Champion Seattle Seahawks are among the top names slated to appear March 21 at Seattle's second annual We Day, an inspirational program for students from across the state.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, running back Derrick Coleman, linebacker Bobby Wagner and wide receiver Jermaine Kearse are on the KeyArena lineup announced Wednesday by Seahawks coach Pete Carroll, a co-chairman of the event.
We Day, which originated in Canada, was held for the first time in the U.S. in Seattle last year and drew some 15,000 students and supporters committed to taking action on local and global causes.
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Former Washington Huskies coach Jim Lambright arrested for alleged domestic violence
Jim Lambright's wife told authorities that her husband suffers from dementia and "explosive disorder." She said his medical condition is worsening.
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Former University of Washington football coach Jim Lambright was arrested for investigation of domestic violence after he allegedly assaulted his 23-year-old granddaughter in Snohomish County last week, according to court documents.
Lambright, 72, has not been charged.
Lambright was arrested at 10:10 p.m. on June 18, according to the documents from the Snohomish County Prosecutor's Office. He was released on his personal recognizance the next day.
According to a probable-cause statement written by a responding Snohomish County sheriff's deputy, a relative called 911 to report an assault at the family home in the 16000 block of 57th Avenue Southeast near Snohomish.
Responding Snohomish County sheriff's deputies were met outside the home by three women and an elderly man. The man, identified in the statement as Lambright, said he was "frustrated" that his granddaughters were visiting and was "sick of their attitude," the statement said. He said he had asked one of his granddaughters to leave, but she refused.
"Lambright stated that he had grabbed his granddaughter by the arms to force her out of the residence. He stated she was not harmed, and did not understand why we were being called," the probable-cause statement read.
The 23-year-old granddaughter told deputies that Lambright yelled at her while she was there visiting her father. She said Lambright grabbed her arms, yanking her down to the floor. He then dragged her five feet before she managed to escape and run outside to call for help.
Lambright's wife, Lynne, told authorities that her husband suffers from dementia and "explosive disorder," the statement said. She said his medical condition is worsening.
Three rifles were confiscated from the property, according to the statement.
Lambright's wife and the two granddaughters requested a no-contact order be issued, saying they felt threatened by his "escalating level of aggression," the deputy wrote.
Lambright did not return a voice message seeking comment Wednesday.
Lambright, an Everett native, spent more time in the UW football program as a player, assistant coach and head coach than any person in the program's history, participating in 386 games. As a defensive end, he earned all-conference accolades as a senior in 1964.
Lambright was the architect of some of the top defenses in UW history — as well as Pac-10 history — including the squad that helped the Huskies earn a share of the 1991 national championship with a 12-0 record.
He took over as head coach in 1993 after Don James unexpectedly resigned. Lambright guided the Huskies to a 44-25-1 record in six seasons. He led the Huskies through a two-year probation and to a share of the Pac-10 championship in 1995.
The past few years, Lambright worked as a consultant for Turner Construction during its renovation of Husky Stadium.
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Is there a way to override extension methods (provide a better implementation), without explicitly having to cast to them? I'm implementing a data type that is able to handle certain operations more efficiently than the default extension methods, but I'd like to keep the generality of IEnumerable. That way any IEnumerable can be passed, but when my class is passed in, it should be more efficient.
As a toy example, consider the following:
// Compile: dmcs -out:test.exe test.cs
using System;
namespace Test {
public interface IBoat {
void Float ();
public class NiceBoat : IBoat {
public void Float () {
Console.WriteLine ("NiceBoat floating!");
public class NicerBoat : IBoat {
public void Float () {
Console.WriteLine ("NicerBoat floating!");
public void BlowHorn () {
Console.WriteLine ("NicerBoat: TOOOOOT!");
public static class BoatExtensions {
public static void BlowHorn (this IBoat boat) {
Console.WriteLine ("Patched on horn for {0}: TWEET", boat.GetType().Name);
public class TestApp {
static void Main (string [] args) {
IBoat niceboat = new NiceBoat ();
IBoat nicerboat = new NicerBoat ();
Console.WriteLine ("## Both should float:");
niceboat.Float ();
nicerboat.Float ();
// Output:
// NiceBoat floating!
// NicerBoat floating!
Console.WriteLine ();
Console.WriteLine ("## One has an awesome horn:");
niceboat.BlowHorn ();
nicerboat.BlowHorn ();
// Output:
// Patched on horn for NiceBoat: TWEET
// Patched on horn for NicerBoat: TWEET
Console.WriteLine ();
Console.WriteLine ("## That didn't work, but it does when we cast:");
(niceboat as NiceBoat).BlowHorn ();
(nicerboat as NicerBoat).BlowHorn ();
// Output:
// Patched on horn for NiceBoat: TWEET
// NicerBoat: TOOOOOT!
Console.WriteLine ();
Console.WriteLine ("## Problem is: I don't always know the type of the objects.");
Console.WriteLine ("## How can I make it use the class objects when the are");
Console.WriteLine ("## implemented and extension methods when they are not,");
Console.WriteLine ("## without having to explicitely cast?");
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tjjean15 on 7/6/2013 12:54:00 AM more reviews by tjjean15
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I don't use the Neutrogena brand but I do use the Target Up & Up brand. It's the same exact thing just cheaper!! These are my favorite makeup wipes of all time!! I've used so many others but these are rough and actually take off the makeup. It does burn around your eyes but it's not meant for your eyes it's meant for your face!!
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thatasianchick on 6/2/2013 3:55:00 AM more reviews by thatasianchick
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I get these at Costco for $13+ tax for 7 packs (about 120 towelettes) and the container. Good deal at Costco for those of you who pays close to $6/refill packet for 25 towelettes at CVS or other drugstores.
It takes off 65% of my makeup, but doesn't do a good job at removing waterproof mascara. Their eye makeup oil remover works better. It feels harsh on my skin after I remove my makeup. It makes my skin feel rough too.
Now, I just use Shiseido's Perfect Oil to remove all my make up ($15/bottle). Great great stuff! And veryyyy occasionally use this after to remove any makeup traces left, which is minimal to none. And I use a lot of makeup. After I started using the perfect oil, I kicked this to the curb.
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lovelyKk on 5/19/2013 2:08:00 AM more reviews by lovelyKk
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
I love to use a makeup wipe before cleaning my face with face wash and my clarisonic. I just like getting most of my makeup off first. These wipes are horrible! Even as a step before cleansing. I can barely see any makeup on the wipe when I use it. Want to get mascara off? Forget about it! I thought I had gotten a dud pack because they don't feel very moist(besides the strange residue on your face after), so I purchased another pack and realized they are just not for me. I have only tried a few different brands/wipes but they were all much better than these. Would not recommend. The Olay sensitive wet cleansing cloths are my favorite.
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DebAnneM on 4/21/2013 1:03:00 PM more reviews by DebAnneM
Age: 44-55 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
Well this is my third review after using it for a while.
These towelettes are a complete godsend. I used St Ives Makeup Remover and Facial Cleanser for years, but unfortunately this product was stopped being available in my area. I'm over 50 and extremely sensitive skin especially around the eyes and wear contacts. I became frantic on what to try. Read all the reviews about this product, and gave it a shot. Been using these for about two weeks and I'm now a convert. These are amazing, clean ALL makeup off completely and is refreshing and gentle to skin, especially around the eyes. I do not use a cleaner over these towelettes, but I guess you could if you felt you needed to.
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Maryso on 4/20/2013 3:56:00 PM more reviews by Maryso
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Hazel
Good for quick makeup removing. My skin feels a little oily afterward, but they do work well!
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Arganique on 3/28/2013 1:38:00 PM more reviews by Arganique
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Brown
Not a fan. It did remove some make-up but I didn't like the packaging. After a few times the glue dries up and the package doesn't seal properly, thus drying out the cloths. I also dislike the texture of the cloths, as I found them to be too harsh. Also, I had to wash my face after using these anyway, because it leaves some sticky residue. Will not be repurchasing.
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Margie23a on 3/23/2013 11:58:00 AM more reviews by Margie23a
Age: 44-55 Skin: Dry, Fair Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue
These are great wipes for removing stubborn waterproof mascara. You still need to be very gentle since you don't want to tug and pull and your eyes, and it does take many gentle swipes with one of these wipes to remove your mascara, but it is a great product. I still use my Ponds Cold Cream to remove my makeup (foundation, blush, etc.) but the wipes are great for mascara and other eye makeup. I find this pretty pricey, but CVS has these on sale frequently and I can often find a coupon to pair with it. Have also bough CVS's version of this and while it don't think it is quite as good, it is much cheaper and works pretty well.
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stellay on 3/4/2013 5:41:00 AM more reviews by stellay
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Black Eyes: Black
I keep these wipes on hand when I am too lazy and tired to cleanse my face after a long night. They take off waterproof eye makeup reasonably well, though there's typically a bit of eye makeup residue left as I don't want to tug my eye area too much in the process of using these wipes. One wipe tends to do the job to take off a full face of makeup. I would take these with me on a trip or flight because they are consistently good. I haven't yet found the refill/travel packaging bad at all and none of the wipes have dried out thus far. I feel less guilty whenever I use these in lieu of properly washing my face with cleanser and water; at least I won't be going to bed with my makeup on.
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taelrzs on 3/3/2013 5:48:00 PM more reviews by taelrzs
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Fair Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue
These wipes are so gentle but really get off every bit of makeup, including my waterproof mascara. It has a light smell and my skin feels so soft after using this. I highly recommend it.
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MakeupFanNow on 2/24/2013 11:19:00 PM more reviews by MakeupFanNow
Age: 44-55 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Straight, Coarse Eyes: Brown
Well, the wipes did the job and removed my make up, but it stung my eyes. They hurt so much I was really worried I'd damaged my skin around my eyes. Thankfully there was no swelling or blemishes, just some redness and irritation.
I don't know how well the packaging will keep the towelettes moist. I am putting it in a separate ziplock bag just in case, but that's another mark in the minus column.
I liked the smell and it did work well, but the pain around my eyes was too much. I suppose I can use them up on my neck and other parts of my face, but I won't be repurchasing.
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10. This was my first official week back to work. Because I have internet access.
9. On Monday, I had the pleasure of {finally} meeting my blog friend Ashley. Already knew I loved her because we have spent countless hours chatting away. It was so nice to finally meet!
8. I saw the most beautiful sunset this week. This photo doesn't do it justice. The sky was so pink. It was gorgeous.
Passed this while I was out walking this week.
Chicago is still so new and exciting. I get a rush every time I walk through the city. I absolutely love it here. I think I may have mentioned that once or twice.
6. On Thursday night, I attended Crave Chicago's Blissful Blogette Party. I met some fabulous Chicago bloggers, and had dinner afterward with this blogger, this one, and this one, too. I met another girl from CA, and we are planning on meeting up soon. I really like the girls I've met so far, and actually met up with this one again on Saturday for lunch. The people here are so nice. 1000x better than the people in LA.
5. I designed the mock-up for my new website {that link is clearly not my design, but the "coming soon" is pretty exciting}. I think I want to go in a completely different direction with the design. I cannot believe that I met someone to collaborate with just a few days after arriving in Chicago. This is going to be amazing. We already have some interest in web design! I also redid tdg for now, because the vday banner had to come down.
4. Brothers and Sisters & Housewives were new tonight. Brothers & Sisters was sad, but good. I love that show.
3. I did some online shopping this weekend. That's what happens when I am left to my own devices. I sort of did something irrational and purchased the watch in my "love it. hate it." post. This way I can tell what time it is without having to look at my phone. And it's really cute. I also got these shoes 70% off! They will look so cute with skinny jeans. Hopefully I can walk in them without making a complete fool of myself. I have some serious heel issues. I love them,but am not the best at walking in them.
2. I checked Oprah's website to see if she had any availabilities to see the show and she did. I had to write a letter saying why I'd like to be in the audience. I explained how I've always talked about going to Chicago {but was not a traveler and was sure I'd never make it here} and how I'm here now so I just have to go to Oprah. I also told the story of how I saw her at the grocery store in Montecito. Not counting on getting selected, but it would be amazing.
1. The kitten has learned that he can access the fridge from the kitchen counter, and then climbs the walls. Literally. I'm in a loft and the walls don't go up to the ceiling. So he climbs to the top and hangs out up there. It completely freaks me out. He spends the rest of his time napping on the fridge.
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Oh man, good thing that Dexter's not afraid of heights! Looking at him up so high is scary so totally can understand why it would be freaky.ReplyDelete
Awesome top 10 list. Have a great week!
Love the shoes! I hope you get selected to be in the Oprah audience.ReplyDelete
I have been reading EVERY post since you moved to Chicago...I am so proud of you!! I am thrilled that you are having such a great time, and meeting so many new people...think you will stay?? LOVE the shoes..share the website! Look at Dexter...he is pretty happy with himself :)ReplyDelete
Loved everything about this post and so thrilled that you are enjoying Chicago. It's amazing, because your excitement and love for that city is exactly how I feel about Nashville, ha!!! :) Love you!ReplyDelete
That would scare me too if the cat was up there! Luckily they have 9 lives :)ReplyDelete
And hey, your story sounds good to me, hopefully you can get to go see Oprah.
I LOVE Brothers and Sisters! It was a really good episode this week! I always make sure to catch it and Grey's every week. They are the only ones I hate to miss!ReplyDelete
Just came across your blog and love it!ReplyDelete
Ah, I feel so special that I made it into the top 10. Thanks, friend. It was amazing and perfect meeting you! Thanks for the pizza and the memories!ReplyDelete
Just found your blog via Just a Girl. Just wanted to give you a big, warm welcome to Chicago! I lived in the city for 5 years and moved out to the northwest burbs three years ago. I miss it. Can I live vicariously through you? :)ReplyDelete