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After we switched gears in our conversation, it then turned to Adrienne. When Camille said she couldn't help but think of her when we were in Vegas, I echoed her sentiments. What a mistake! Especially with a group of people who are either angry with Adrienne or who don't even know her.
When Brandi made the comment that Adrienne now only owns 2 percent of The Palms, I thought "Here she goes again." Saying something to hurt or embarrass someone. I know they take great pride in The Palms and this was obviously a sore subject.
I actually do like Brandi. I just don't always agree with her actions. Just because something is "true" doesn't mean we should say it. Of course if two people are fighting to the degree Adrienne and Brandi have, most "rules" go out the window.
Then there goes Yolanda again. Saying that "Kyle loves the drama". . .Weren't we ALL discussing this issue? It was a heated conversation between all the women at the table about a very sensitive topic. Only Marisa and Jennifer stayed quiet because they don't really know Adrienne like the rest of us.
Seems that it is more important for you to be right than for you to be kind. Why would you want Lisa to hear if Yolanda said something that was not positive about Lisa. Why would you want so many to feel such empathy for what you have been through with your sisters illness.
Your place in your family of origin, and your physical appearance you did not earn but you get a great deal of mileage from. You have received much as a result of both. You could take that as a great gift and start to listen to what others need from you rather than what you need to give them. Your daughters are watching you and many of us know that our children do what they see not what they are told. Things may look different to you later on if you watch your daughters play out relationships the way you do whether with their sisters, friends, or their work colleagues. Your intentions may be good, in your own visions of yourself, but what does that matter if in the end when other are hurt by you. Your intentions only mean something to you.
You have a perception of yourself that does not always match what others are experiencing.
On secrets: they are never good and they always surface. The keeper of the secret is never happy. Kim and Adrienne are both in the same boat. Brandy is just the messenger. Kim and Adrienne would be wise to own their shame and put it behind them. Perhaps thanking Brandy as she forced them to deal with something they, on their own, were not willing to do.
When Lisa plays chess, she does it well. Lets admire her many skills. It seems as if you may admire Lisa, and try to imitate her in some ways, while at the same time resenting that very fact.
My mother always taught my sisters and myself to surround ourselves with people who would help us live our values not just talk about them. Seems to me that many of those you have recently chosen to surround yourself with, including yourself, are often bent on telling anyone who will listen how good you each are, what loyal friends you are, how much character you have, how each just has to defend the defenseless, rather than actually living that life as that would speak for itself without propaganda.
Authentic relationships always pay off in the long run. Be silly, make good tv, while at the same time being kind rather than right.
Team Lisa, Brandy, Yolanda. With a heavy dose of kindness towards Kim.
Youngest of three sisters who was blessed with good looks. I have chosen to work harder, and be kinder, in order to give back to all as I know I did not earn and easier walk in life than did some others.
This is on a different note. Kyle, I think you need to show more faith in Kim. To have her feel that no one believes she can stay sober will not give her the motivation she needs. You need to be her advocate, believing in herself is not only up to her, its up to all her friends to show support and believe in her. To have everyone waiting for her to screw up, cannot be in her best interests. Think of it this way, if everyone around you was telling you that they didnt have any faith in you being able to make your store a success, you would start to believe it. Its human nature. Give Kim the benefit of the doubt, a simple "I know you can do it" will go a very long way. Everyone needs someone in their corner when battling a substance abuse problem.
Go ahead Kyle, talk about how wonderful your life is while never addressing the fact that you are the instigator in most of the drama. Bringing Faye to Lisa's tea was rude beyond belief, I'm sure your parents taught you better than that. Also, the Taylor/Kennedy issue was a cheap shot, and I'm glad Lisa cleared that up for us. You and Mauricio were my favorite on the first season, but now you are just mean bullies who don't back their REAL friends (Lisa and Ken), Instead you prefer to back Adrienne for profit. Truly Sickening!!! Start addressing the bad as well as the good on your blogs, and then you might gain back some respect from the viewers.
The point is not whether Lisa needed defending, Kyle certainly doesn't need defending and yet is always crying out for it!! The fact that Kyle claims to know nothing about Lisa's business is not only a lie, it is cowardly!! Since Kyle became closer to Taylor at the end of Season 1 she has taken a disliking to Lisa, i have know idea why but it is blatantly obvious!! The only person that Kyle doesn't defend is Lisa even though Lisa has always jumped to her defense in the past, remember Season 1 Reunion?? Camille called Kyle a bully (which she absolutely is) and her precious friends Taylor and Adrienne stayed extremely quiet, Lisa was the only one to shoot down the remark and she did this because she didn't want her friend falsely accused, pity Kyle wouldn't return the favour!!
A friend will back her friend up no matter what and you never have a problem when you back faye up when it comes to brandi. Lisa knows you aren't worth having around and she has moved on but for some ignorant reason, you still feel the need to try and convince lisa that you are her true friend...whatever...with friends like you, who needs enemies lol. I think its sad that you keep bringing faye around when she isn't wanted, she almost acts like your personal bodyguard...what the hell is that about?? How can you continue to be around brandi and act like you like her when we the viewers can see that you are very threatened by her. Allowing faye to attack brandi at your home was disgraceful...why did you even invite brandi??? You should have told faye that this was not the time or place to be acting that way and that if she didn't like it then she should leave...I bet she would have if you would have had the guts to do that lol. We all know that it was all planned and when you sat there acting innocent and not stopping it and allowed it to happen only made us viewers see you for what you truly are...a backstabbing, two faced person who cannot do anything on your own because you are a coward and had to have your mouthpiece handle it for you. Faye is very desperate to be on camera no matter what and it shows lol....she must need you to hire her to decorate something else in your home so as to have some income :)
@sonnyboy I could not agree with you more! Faye is an absolute horror!
Kyle! Leave stupid Faye at home! No one likes her, and honestly if she stays on the show, I'll quit watching. I've noticed that many, many people have said the same thing.
It's bad enough to watch what a fake friend you are but must you constantly bring that nasty Faye on the show at every turn? What a horrible human being she is her claim to fame was the OJ trial and now your coat tails... send her home
Lisa needed to know that her friend had her back. She has had yours. You have disliked Brandi from the beginning and you wanted her gone. We want you gone. Take the opportunist and morally bankrupt Faye Resnick with you. Adrienne has lied again. She was pressing Brandi hard to go with her against Lisa. Brandi is not like that. What Brandi did was not the right thing to do but she did apologize. We now know Adriennne can't be trusted.She told an untruth about Lisa as well. All of you ladies need to aplogize to Brandi. Your husband should apologize as well. This whole dynamic is not fun to watch. Lisa does not hold a grudge. You have hurt her and more than once. She now knows she can't trust you and that pretty much ends any relationship whether it is friend or spouse. You have been a bit like a dog with a bone this season. P.S. Lisa did not invite Faye to her party. Look up the meaning of grudge.
Kyle forget the haters you are beautiful your family is beautiful and Lisa is clearly holding a grudge.How dare she demand you apologize right now. Come on I like Lisa but she is very capable of defending herself she does not need you to defend her. Its just an excuse. Brandi joining the show has cause too much drama. Please kick her off.
Kyle, it's obvious you didn't defend Lisa because you already have a relationship with her and now you and your husband are so far up the Malouf's butt to further his career and for whatever it is they can offer you - business, status etc. Why do you vehemently defend Adrienne (knowing full well she is a LIAR) yet you won't defend Lisa? You have spoken behind Lisa's back in the past and have shown your true colours to not be a very good friend! You are fake, you are so far up yourself it isn't funny and now you're pretending to be 'nice' to Brandy because of the backlash you received after last season. You are fake and karma will come and get you one day I hope!
I'm reading the things other people are posting here, their views are so similar to mine. Why do you feel the need to always defend Adrienne? She chooses not to be at events, and when she is, she adds nothing. She's boring!!! So if you are to say it's because she isn't there, that is just grounds for celebration. Your loyal to some strange friends and missing out on real genuine people. If you watch, really watch the show, you'd see Brandi is a good person. She might not be able to control her mouth, but she's on the deffensive. Who can blame her with the welcome you gave her last season??
Hey Kyle next year invite ME to your white party. I promise to behave. Everything looked beautiful including all the dresses. Some were short and some were long gowns. Congrats on a job well done. Bravo.
Lisa so graciously commented on the tea party regarding Miss Resnick not being invited by her.
Kyle when are you going to post something, anything? How long does it take to gather your thoughts?
You don't miss an opp to make others look bad. Such a consistently poor friend and sis you are. Let's see your friends are Faye, Marisa (such a disappointment) and Adrienne! Good luck with that lot! When you saw they were all chatting, even tho' arguing, you saw you couldn't stir the pot and left. Taylor is looking better and better with the truths she reveals. Look out "girlfriend!"
Wow...you brought Faye to Lisa's tea when she told you no, she is not welcome??? That says it all! you are not Lisa's friend. How low and classless!! That Faye is repulsive!
Kyle - You always side with your wealthiest friends and I think that is directly correlated to your husband's clients. When Russell sent Camille a letter of intent to sue, you were more than happy to throw out Taylor and Russell to make a stand for Camille. Yet you had no intent to throw Adrienne and Paul out for the same thing as you know your husband would lose their business. Disappointing ...
I love love love you. Why do you need to defend Lisa. She is a grown pompuss @$$ and can hold her own. Let her "OLD" man Ken come to her defense or her coat tail hanger Brandi. You are amazing to watch and if not for you and Kim I would have tuned out along time ago. You are an insperation to others. You are kind loving giving respectful and fun. The others cannot same the same. Keep on doing what your doing.
liv2lovbravo INSPERATION?? KIND, RESPECTFUL? WHAT SHOW ARE YOU WATCHING?
Wait, did u mean that Kyle and Kim are an "inspiration". You must love "mob wives".
Am I the only one who wonders why Kyle's family doesn't show when invited to her home for various events? Seems they always have an excuse as to why they can't attend.
hwJunkie55 Because they do not want to be gossiped about...
Ldenver hwJunkie55 and they can't stand her either.
love your hair and your style please get a website where can we buy the clothes you wear such great style in your home too! You have beautiful hair too wish you could share your hair secrets with us!
Kyle, the TRUTH will set you and MO free!!!!
Kyle....I'm happy you didn't throw Adrienne and Paul out. Brandi called your sister a Meth head last year and constantly talked trash. You don't talk about family. Plus...she was disrespectful to you also. Plus...Mauricio can't stand her and that speaks volumes, because he gets along with everybody. Brandi runs her mouth too much! If anything...she should have left. The friendship you're trying to create with her is new. She wasn't a good friend...you're still in the mending process. Adrienne and Paul are actually good friends of yours. Lisa isn't a true friend...the shady stuff she did behind your back during the Taylor/Kim drama showed her true colors and how jealous she was of the relationship...pathetic! Brandi is the fill in. Also Lisa didn't accept your apology...she said the relationship would never be the same...well let her move on with her negativity and negative Azz friend Brandi!
@sara.campbell1 Kyle doesn't talk about her family on TV?? She was the one who called Kim out on national TV that she is an alcoholic. Kyle is a follower and mean girl. She was on the jealousy train to hatterville on Brandi from day one! Lisa was also on that train but got off at the first stop, Hawaii. Lisa was mature enough to realize she was wrong about Brandi and apologized to Brandi for the way she had treated her. Kyle never explained to Lisa or Adrienne how she and Kim bullied Brandi at "game night". Kyle is the kind of friend who will give her friend words of encouragement but secretly is wishing for that person to fail. She wants to be in the spotlight at all times.
Lmcjax totally agree. However the fact that we now have over a thousand comments concerning Kyle she remains in the limelight. Negative or not its still attention. The mean girl mentality feeds off ANY attention and they tend to be so desperate to get it. (even it means throwing their friend under the bus) or swinging your hair doing the splits every episode (Kyle - and you think Brandi is bad?? hmmm).
Too bad they don't focus more on the fun times with Kyle and Lisa and the girls like Hawaii before Kim drama,they make me smile. Some drama makes it interesting but too much is overload and kinda depressing to watch - so many people can relate to personalities like this and frankly I want to avoid them. Or at least put the mean girls in their place so us ordinary people can feel a victory!!
Bravo bring back some fun times. Lisa and Brandi and Kyle minus her mean pack are fun to watch when they are silly. Enough negativity, Bravo.
Just to be clear, you're not fine with people feeling attacked in your house unless your friend is doing the attacking and the victim is Brandi?
@brendawalsh I was just about to post the same thing! I laughed out loud when she said that last night.
Kyle - a true friend would have protected Taylor and not made her look like a negligent mother. I think this week's episode shows what type of person you truly are. You might be fun to laugh and party with, but you show no loyalty to friends. You are shallow.
as your friend, you should have defended Lisa. you sure are quick to defend adrienne ad infinitum. why is that? could it be that you truly do not like Lisa? make up your mind Kyle! be honest. you're such a phony! but then what can we expect, you incessantly dumped on your sister. despite the fact that she has an addiction. you should have been more supportive publicly. keep your family drama within the family as much as possible. if you can defend and trust adrienne and protect her personal business, why not your own sister. your older sister Kathy is right to dismiss you. you've got it backward.
Shame on you Kyle for NOT telling the entire story re: Taylor and the babysitting situation DURING the show. Instead, to cover your butt (like you ALWAYS do, you tweeted things during the show to tell the real story).
@JMRN, I feel the same way!
Kyle, you are fabulous in my book. My only thing is GET RID OF FAYE. Why is she everywhere the last half of the season? Does she want on the show? Please NO! Faye had a lot of nerve telling Brandy off at your dinner party when at lunch she was saying everyone was being like "Mean Girls" - hello that is exactly how she acted at the dinner party shooting her big mouth off to Brandy when she should just keep out of it! She was giving a speach for the Producers trying to show them her chops I guess.
You however, are fabulous and I don't think you didn't need to stand up and cheer for Lisa in Vegas. Next time you are out with the gals you should bring some sparklers in your purse and anytime someone says something about Lisa go excuse yourself , light up the sparklers and twirl back in the room with a cheer for Lisa. Laugh and be done with it.
You are FABULOUS and look even more FABU in that movie star car of yours!!
love you
OMG whatever1......you took the words right out of my mouth. Do we have to see foul Faye every single week, I will stop watching if she keeps on continuing appearing in these scenes. I can see why you and Faye and Adriennne are friends, but do not think that I will waste my time if Faye does not fade away.
I'm wondering about the comment Kyle made re: Brandi getting her nose done. Did anyone else catch that? Why would Kyle say something like that? Really Kyle??
I caught it! Out of the blue Kyle accuses Brandi for having her nose done in Vegas. Brandi denied it but Ms. Know It All said she did again. Brandi doesn't hide anything and would have admitted it. The thing is Ms. Know It All lied! Kyle is just as bad as Adrienne. Kyle insinuated to the public that Taylor didn't know where her child was but according to Taylor Kyle knew the story. Of course Kyle is blaming editing...I say 'BS' Kyle. Kyle, google the word friend and read the definition...keep reading it till it sinks in your brain! Maybe Brandi should have a prereunion meeting about Kyle, but Brandi is not that type of person!
@Corderra...Plus Brandi has made no secret of what she has had done.
Why defend Adrienne? Does she need defending? She seems to be defending herself pretty well.. she also has Paul, her lawyer and Bernie (who the heck is Bernie????) I think Lisa's point is this: Why is it okay to do one thing for a friend but not for the other? It seems as if you put more importance towards one friendship than the other.
Very true, well said!
Kyle, I enjoy you very much, but your comments about Kim's puppy concerned me. Pit bulls or staffordshire terriers do not grow up to be "dangerous", that is a very urban myth. I'm sure your concern came from a place of worry, and the media plays a large part in how these poor dogs are portrayed, but if you do any research you'll find they are like any other dog. They grow up based on how their owner raises them. They are sweet, funny, happy loyal dogs if they have a responsible and loving dog owner, and have an awful stigma that really should be stopped. So next time you make a comment about her dog, know that your words may be encouraging a stigma that has in some places like Boulder, Colorado and Dade County, Florida, have killed thousands of this breed for no reason since 2006 and is still continuing. There have been strict bans placed upon these innocent animals, and in some cases, for no reason except that they are marked as a "pitbull", they have come into loving homes, taken these dogs, and euthanized them. Once again, I'm sure you meant no harm in your comments, I just thought you could use a refresher on it. Keep being the life of the party, and never stop trying to be the peacemaker! Someone has to be!
I think Bravo should fine y'all when you miss blogging.
Kyle....darling.....the viewers don't like Faye. Keep her to yourself, off camera, and quit shoving her down our throats! Give up your PR campaign to have her on this show!
whatever1 I totally agree!
@KYEngineer @whatever1 I agree!!!
KYEngineer whatever1 Agree Agree Agree!!!
totally agree. No one likes her. No more FAYE please!!!
omg! I am so glad to hear someone say it. I remember when she attacked the former Mrs. Kramer..... I think beautiful women intimidate Kyle; especially if they are strong, witty and have the ability to stand on their own 2 feet.
The way Faye sits at at Kyle's heels ready to attack, only reinforces the jealous, mean girl mentality that Kyle has tried to hide but now blatantly reeks of. For someone who has been blessed, with what most will never see, I don't understand the mentality of her chronic need to decide "what, who, or where", goes, stays, lays or prays on RHOBH.
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I'm considering taking Anadrol. Are there any nasty side effects I should consider?
Wiki suggests nausea is quite common. Would anyone agree?
I never felt nauseated. You'll be stressing your liver, but I wouldn't let that worry you as long as you're not over doing it. Blood work will show signs that you are on a harsh substance, but you should "feel" fine. I think the bloat is exaggerated; I never felt bloated. Strength is better than Tren and gains are quick.
Thanks Detroit. I guess everyone will report different things, it's the gaining I need help with.
I've tried Norateen numerous times and see no results.
Any recommendation on dosage? I'd prefer to start low.
judging by your other threads you should get your nutrition handled first, don't let anabolics act like a bulking band aid
I've never been able to grip my nutrition. So much advice out there I follow some for a bit, get frustrated and then switch.
If ever I were to see results I'd stick with a particular programme.
Would you advise against Anadrol completely then?
It doesn't matter what anabolic compound you run. If you don't eat the required calories you will not gain anything but water weight.
Get your nutrition and lifting in order before thinking of anything like a magic pill or cycle.
I have more sides with drol then any other oral or inj.
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But it isn't a "moot, philosophical matter". As one of the people who worked for Sun on the CDDL said the license was explicitly designed to be GPL incompatible on request of the engineers: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CDDL#cite_note-5 It is simple to make this matter really moot if Sun would want to. All they have to do is change the CDDL so that there is an explicit permission to distribute a larger combined work under terms compatible with the GPL. Since there are records of the incompatibility being deliberate it isn't even just a legal matter. It would actually be rude and impolite to go against the wishes of the copyright holder at this time. You do have to respect their wishes even if you could find some legal loophole to go against it. But if they really change their minds and put that in writing by updating the CDDL that would be wonderful of course. Lets hope they mean it and indeed make this a legally mood matter for real. And then we can all happily work together without having to have any doubts about it.
More DTrace envy
Posted Jul 3, 2008 12:10 UTC (Thu) by paulj (subscriber, #341) [Link]
Look, the CDDL appears to be absolutely fine with copyright holders of GPL works incorporating CDDL software and distributing it. All the GPL copyright holders have to do is promise not to sue themselves or others for it. Pretty simple. (Consult your own counsel, of course!). Essentially, you're complaining that Sun released free-software under a licence not quite to your liking. Further, given that Sun legal had some involvement in the GPLv3 process, it's possible that even if Sun had chosen the GPL, Sun'd have chosen v3 (course, v3 took another few years to be finalised..), and people would still be complaining. Further, in good humour, you're speculating yourself toward conspiracy-theory kook land. Read what Danese said, she said "partially because". It's therefore entirely reasonable to think there were other factors involved. E.g. one of the major differences between the CDDL and the GPLv2 concerns patent rights and Sun is subject to patent infringment suits on a not-infrequent basis. It seems reasonable to put and two and two together and speculate that Suns' lawyers really wanted a licence with some kind of patent cross-licensing language. I.e. it's possible GPL-licensing simply would not have been acceptable, regardless of what you take from Danese's comment. NB: I work for Sun, but I was no more privy to the "which licence for opensolaris?" discussions than you were (indeed, they would have predated my employment largely ;) ).
Posted Jul 3, 2008 12:45 UTC (Thu) by mjw (subscriber, #16740) [Link]
No, I am not complaining about which free software licenses Sun choose. I am happy they release software under a free license. And I hope they will do more of it. However pretending that legal uncertainty and explicitly distributing source code under GPL-incompatible terms aren't a (the) major issue, while claiming to want wider adoption of that code base under GNU/Linux and suggesting it isn't adopted because of NIH is just silly. I have worked on several occasions with Sun, and I have spoken on several occasions to Danese and other people at Sun about free software, CDDL, GPL, communities and legal issues to know they really understand that the legal uncertainty around the CDDL is the only issue preventing adoption of the technology on a wider scale in GNU/Linux. As GNU Classpath maintainer I have been more than impressed with how Sun handled Java the last couple of years. The GNU and Sun java communities happily work together now (after 15 years of separation) exactly because Sun made sure to do the right thing legally to ensure the widest possible adoption and cooperation with the existing libre-java communities. I have only praise for how that was handled. And that is really the reason I am so disappointed about the mess they made with dtrace/cddl preventing cooperation and adoption on a wider scale, while claiming to want cooperation that is impossible to achieve because of these messy legal issues.
Posted Jul 3, 2008 14:13 UTC (Thu) by paulj (subscriber, #341) [Link]
Well, Danese left Sun quite a few years ago. Also, be sure to read Simon Phipps response (linked from the Wiki article you linked to). I accept there are differences and difficulties. However, it is Suns' prerogative to define how the software it created is to be derived from. Again though, Suns' licence does *not* (AIUI+IANAL) prevent other OSes from re-using that code - not even Linux (even if it does require collective action from Linux copyright holders). Reading the tea-leaves to find evidence of Suns' "evil" intentions is however not at all productive, no matter whose side you're on. Then projecting a moral duty of having to respect these *divined intentions* is, again with all due respect, not very sensible. If there are problems on some side, then the only way understanding can increase and so solutions (if any) are ever be found is through dialogue.
Posted Jul 3, 2008 14:29 UTC (Thu) by drag (subscriber, #31333) [Link]
You have it backwards. It's not that the GPL is incompatible with the CDDL... The CDDL was designed, specifically, to be incompatible with the GPL. Even if all the Linux kernel developers decided that CDDL was acceptable, then it still wouldn't matter. Sun _doesn't_want_it's_code_in_the_linux_kernel_. That's it. They don't want Dtrace to be in Linux. They don't want ZFS in Linux. Get it? They did it on purpose. So all the philosophical or political are the arguments that are MOOT. Sun made sure of that. Sun says their code isn't going into Linux, then their code isn't going in. There is absolutely no question about this. Your the only one mentioning 'evil' here or anything like that. You can see their intentions very clearly written in between the lines in the CDDL license even if you don't believe Danese. All the legal ramifications have already been worked out years in advanced for Mozilla-like licenses and Sun could of easily made it compatible with Linux, but they chose not to do that. EASILY. No question about that at all. Most everybody, unless they are loonies, is happy that Sun has their code under a open license, even if it's intentionally incompatible with the (pre-existing and very well established) GPL license. They may change their mind in the future and make the license compatible, but until then it's not going in. You see, that's how you know Sun wouldn't mind having it's code in Linux. If they made the license compatible then you'd know it was ok. Everything else is handwaving.
Posted Jul 3, 2008 14:55 UTC (Thu) by paulj (subscriber, #341) [Link]
Even if all the Linux kernel developers decided that CDDL was acceptable, then it still wouldn't matter. Sun _doesn't_want_it's_code_in_the_linux_kernel_.
Sun has published its code under the CDDL. It's a free software licence that's quite permissive. At least one other OS (if not two) has incorporated code (the crown jewels no less) from Solaris, by way of the CDDL licence. Take that + whatever statements you want from its officers that seem interpretive or estopping and ask your lawyer for an opinion.
What you feel Sun wants, or what you think the CDDL was designed specifically for, is amazingly speculative at best and largely irrelevant to anyone considering porting CDDL code.
Posted Jul 3, 2008 19:21 UTC (Thu) by bronson (subscriber, #4806) [Link]
> what you think the CDDL was designed specifically for, is ... largely irrelevant to anyone considering porting CDDL code. Do you seriously believe this? Do you agree that the CDDL is incompatible with the GPLv2? If so, then don't you think that someone considering porting CDDL code to a GPL project had better consider whether his actions are even legal? That hardly sounds irrelevant! If there's estoppel that would allow the CDDL to be used with the GPL, do you suppose you share a link? Every communication from Sun that I've seen has very specifically avoided this. If Sun actually does want its CDDL code to be incorporated into GPLv2 projects, it would take only tiny changes. Since the GPL is older and more popular (http://freshmeat.net/stats/), one would expect that Sun carefully considered researched GPL compatibility. Even if the incompatibility is an honest mistake, then why doesn't Sun make the tiny changes required now to rectify the situation?
Posted Jul 5, 2008 19:13 UTC (Sat) by drag (subscriber, #31333) [Link]
> Sun has published its code under the CDDL. It's a free software licence that's quite permissive. At least one other OS (if not two) has incorporated code (the crown jewels no less) from Solaris, by way of the CDDL licence. Take that + whatever statements you want from its officers that seem interpretive or estopping and ask your lawyer for an opinion. They don't care if FreeBSD or OS X adopts ZFS or Dtrace because those operating systems are irrelevant and are not competitive. Sun doesn't care if OS X adopts ZFS because they won't do anything interesting with it. At most it will make OS X users feel better because they can finally have a file system that doesn't suck worse then Vfat. If Sun has it's software adopted by the Linux folks then they lose control over it. They will improve it and incorporate it into Linux and it will be yet another reason why nobody has a reason to choose Solaris over Linux. Linux is now the dominate Unix system out there. Sun wants to maintain control over their 'ip'. They've done that with most everything they've released. They are learning to let go, but it's slow coming. Then explain to me why the hell Sun has not extended it's patent protections (use our IP and we won't sue you) only to the users of CDDL-licensed code and not open source programmers and users in general? Other people have done this (Redhat, Novell (not talking about the MS-Novell agreement, but previous things they've done), it's certainly possible. > What you feel Sun wants, or what you think the CDDL was designed specifically for, is amazingly speculative at best and largely irrelevant to anyone considering porting CDDL code. _read_the_license_. The license expresses intent. That's the point of it. 70%-90% of open source software used in a commercial environment is going to be licensed GPL. Your telling me that Sun made CDDL problematic to be used in the majority of popular open source software by ACCIDENT? All they had to do was make a exception. They can still do it now. Mozilla did it. They took and copied a license that everybody, including the original authors (Mozilla), realizes is problematic when combined with other open source software and Sun didn't realize it?
Posted Jul 6, 2008 11:10 UTC (Sun) by paulj (subscriber, #341) [Link]
You're the second person to have misread my (I thought fairly clear) comment, so I guess I need to reply and clarift: I specifically said that *your* opinion of Suns' motivations in choosing the CDDL was largely irrelevant (not least because motivations, even when generally acknowledged, aren't that relevant). Next (sorry to restate, but its important to the coherence of this post) you have been given several reasonable, practical and good reasons why the GPLv2 would not have been acceptable to Sun, regardless of Suns' motivations towards Linux, namely: - Sun did not want to dictate to ISVs that they must GPL their code. (This one you have heard directly from Bryan) - Sun does not want licence-forking (to cover any rebuttal to the previous point of "so use LGPL", as the LGPL can be converted to GPL, and ignoring the fact that the LGPL is far from pretty) - The GPLv2 is out of date with regard to patents. That Sun added patent cross-licensing+MAD terms to CDDL suggests this may have been a factor. (Why it applies only to CDDL? I've no idea.. I suspect there may be legal, technical difficulties in drafting the language to have many other licences - particularly with regard to the 'MAD' aspect of the CDDL patent language. Can you provide a pointer to the grants you refer to? Be interesting to read). Next, ignoring the above and if we accept your argument: Exactly how did you develop this massive sense of entitlement that you think it is your automatic right to Suns' code on licensing terms favourable to your chosen OS? I'm a Free Software Foundation supporter and I always understood that the ethical reasoning for companies to choose the free software was out of respect for their *users*... Finally, can you tell me with a straight face that had Sun chosen the GPL but it had chosen the GPLv3 (imagining the GPLv3 had existed), that you'd then not be complaining here today about Suns' choice of licence? Even though it too is incompatible with Linux to the *same extent* as the CDDL is (namely: it'd require linux copyright holders to agree to update the Linux not-quite-GPLv2 licence)?
Posted Jul 7, 2008 2:39 UTC (Mon) by clump (subscriber, #27801) [Link]
Licences being incompatible is a moot, philosophical matter...
Look, the CDDL appears to be absolutely fine with copyright holders of GPL works incorporating CDDL software and distributing it.
Exactly how did you develop this massive sense of entitlement that you think it is your automatic right to Suns' code on licensing terms favourable to your chosen OS?
Posted Jul 7, 2008 9:48 UTC (Mon) by paulj (subscriber, #341) [Link]
You have deliberately omitted the statements immediately following the ones you've quoted which qualify those quotes. The first quote is particularly out of context, as the qualifying statement is in the same sentence: "... if no one thinks the infringment matters.". That's quite trollsome behaviour, something I would not have expected from an LWN subscriber.
Posted Jul 7, 2008 17:22 UTC (Mon) by clump (subscriber, #27801) [Link]
Ignoring your attacks, myself and some others here obviously think infringement matters. That's kind of the point... It's also ironic that you've gone out of your way to condemn others for thinking they know why Sun chooses the licenses it does, yet you consider it a deliberate attempt to troll when someone points out what appears to be inconsistency in your logic. By all means, disagree with my point if I am wrong but don't pretend you're taking the high road.
Posted Jul 3, 2008 15:41 UTC (Thu) by zooko (subscriber, #2589) [Link]
Be careful using the notion of "Sun" as a person which can have intentions and plans and so forth. Even though the people who chose CDDL did so deliberately in order to avoid their technologies being added into Linux (according to Danese Cooper's public comments and other private communications that I've had with other Sun employees), that doesn't mean that Bryan Cantrill so chose, or even that he is aware of or believes that it was so chosen. Anyway, Bryan Cantrill's knowledge, opinions, and intentions are necessarily different than those of other Sun employees, and neither is he wholly responsible for what the company does nor is the company wholly responsible for what he does. There is a sense in which companies cannot actually have intentions. Fortunately, in our society we allow them to enter into binding agreements, such as by publishing their software under an open source licence, so that we no longer have to form a mental model of the company's intention in order to know what we can do with their source code. P.S. I'm glad that free and open Solaris exists, as well as other free and open operating systems such as the BSD's and apparently eventually Symbian. If every computer in the world ran Linux, we would all be poorer for it -- monoculture leads to stagnation and fragility. Diversity and competition is the fount of creativity and excellence.
Posted Jul 3, 2008 14:33 UTC (Thu) by bcantrill (guest, #31087) [Link]
However pretending that legal uncertainty and explicitly distributing source code under GPL-incompatible terms aren't a (the) major issue, while claiming to want wider adoption of that code base under GNU/Linux and suggesting it isn't adopted because of NIH is just silly.
So there you have it: while we would welcome DTrace in Linux (and we will help and are helping those that would port it), it's not something we covet. If you want it, take it. If you don't, fine -- but know that many of your users would like to see you embrace the technology, and happen to care much more about solving their business problems than about legal arguments about why it's "impossible"...
Posted Jul 3, 2008 16:32 UTC (Thu) by willy (subscriber, #9762) [Link]
Brian, if you want DTrace to be part of Linux, just dual-license it. You can release your code under "CDDL or GPL" and then it can happily become part of Linux. I, for one, would welcome that.
Posted Jul 3, 2008 17:30 UTC (Thu) by bcantrill (guest, #31087) [Link]
Posted Jul 3, 2008 19:33 UTC (Thu) by bronson (subscriber, #4806) [Link]
FreeBSD, MacOS X, QNX... So all we have to do is relicense the Linux kernel under BSD? Well, why didn't you say so! That sounds so easy! Perhaps you're interpreting a specific licensing incompatibility as a lack of desire from the Linux community? I can assure you, the community as a whole really does want to integrate DTrace. A lot! TONS. It would happen in a matter of weeks if only the licenses allowed it to be possible.
Posted Jul 3, 2008 20:00 UTC (Thu) by bcantrill (guest, #31087) [Link]
Now there's some big talk! Do you have any idea of the technical details involved in this, or are you one of the ESR groupies who believes that given "enough eyeballs" pixies and fairies magically solve all problems? I can assure you from working with Paul that the Linux idiosyncrasies are making the DTrace port rougher going than most -- and porting DTrace is a deeply technical endeavor on the best of days. So it would not show up in a "matter of weeks", even if it were GPLv2 and Torvalds himself were doing the port. (Sacrilege, I know.)
Posted Jul 3, 2008 21:16 UTC (Thu) by bronson (subscriber, #4806) [Link]
I was careless and I'm sure you're right. What I *should* have said is, "lots of Linux devs would spend a lot of their time incorporating DTrace, if only the licenses allowed it." But my point remains: you seem to be interpreting license problems as a lack of desire. The desire is there, no question! If the licensing problems could just be fixed somehow, I'm confident the Linux camp would devote amazing hours to DTrace. As it is, they have to devote amazing hours to replicating DTrace. :(
Posted Jul 3, 2008 19:42 UTC (Thu) by k8to (subscriber, #15413) [Link]
Wow, more disingenouousness. I'm impressed.
Posted Jul 4, 2008 9:33 UTC (Fri) by dark (subscriber, #8483) [Link]
Dual licensing is something that the OpenSolaris community is very strongly against -- in part because dual licensing creates the possibility of a license-based fork.
No, it doesn't. Even if there were a GPL-only fork, SUN could simply use the GPL code in its CDDL products, under the "legal arguments don't matter" approach that you advocate. After all, they are both free software licenses.
Or does the shoe pinch on the other foot?
Posted Jul 6, 2008 2:13 UTC (Sun) by dirtyepic (subscriber, #30178) [Link]
fork fears could be worked out
Posted Jul 7, 2008 18:09 UTC (Mon) by JoeBuck (subscriber, #2330) [Link]
Posted Jul 3, 2008 16:43 UTC (Thu) by nhippi (subscriber, #34640) [Link]
> know that many of your users would like to see you embrace the technology, and happen to care much more about solving their business problems than about legal arguments about why it's "impossible" It works the other way around too. Many people would like to use solaris but can't since the drivers are missing and care more about solving their business problems than legal arguments why it's "impossible" to solaris to copy those drivers from Linux to solaris. And to remind you, this problem was not created by Linux community or GPLv2, but by SUN. The more paranoid side of community believes the problem was created on purpose. In a hindsight it might seem it's not a problem to sun's customers, since Sun is surely capable of rewriting (who was it again calling NiH?) all drivers needed to run the Sun servers being sold, even if there already is a working GPLv2 driver. However, even Sun systems have these USB/PCI-express expansion slots, where many people would like to attach interesting hardware...
Posted Jul 7, 2008 10:26 UTC (Mon) by arafel (subscriber, #18557) [Link]
>but know that many of your users would like to see you embrace the >technology, and happen to care much more about solving their business >problems than about legal arguments about why it's "impossible"... I'm sure it wasn't what you intended, but the tone of that comment makes it appear (at least to me) like you're suggesting legal restrictions don't matter. Could you clarify that slightly...? To be honest, I'm having some difficulty with your post altogether. The suggestion that the Linux developers are being deliberately obtuse in not integrating software which legally they cannot integrate is, um, curious. Or do Sun not bother with such restrictions? ;-) (Joking, I'm joking...)
choosing whether to allow dtrace integration with gnu/linux
Posted Jul 9, 2008 20:09 UTC (Wed) by mjw (subscriber, #16740) [Link]
You seem to flipflop a bit on the that point :) Certainly you don't have any obligation to make it possible by removing the legal uncertainty around the current dtrace CDDL license and how it interacts with the GPL. But as you can see from the discussions whenever you claim that dtrace would be better than sliced bread for integration into GNU/Linux systems (or at least so much better than what is currently only half-integrated, like Systemtap and friends), this legal uncertainty is the only real reason dtrace isn't even a choice in providing something better.
You keep claiming that there is no way to resolve the legal ambiguity without harming the OpenSolaris community. If true, then indeed dtrace will never be a choice for GNU/Linux as a whole. I am not convinced that is really impossible though. Pure GPL or LGPL is too copyleft for your taste. That can be rectified by adding an explicit exception for your use cases. This is what Sun did for OpenJDK which had the same constraints, there still was proprietary code that needed to be linked to. The other way is of course dual-licensing. Which you say you don't want because of the fear of forks. Which of course is true and could happen in theory. But Sun also did this for projects like Glassfish and NetBeans which were originally CDDL only, but are now dual licensed CDDL/GPL. So it seems at least Sun legal thinks this is an appropriate way to both protect a code base and make it more compatible with other communities. The suggestion from others to only do this if you can get some prominent figures in the community to say that they support the dual licensing and condemn single-license forks is a good suggestion. Richard Stallman did that explicitly when Mozilla dual licensed their code (see the legal FAQ Q/A 11 till 13).
Now I am not claiming that systemtap, lttng, tracepoints, markers, kprobes, utrace, uprobes, ftrace, etc. did everything so much better than dtrace. In fact you could see all the trouble they needed to go through to make their implementations as generic as possible before being (partially) accepted and integrated into mainline as an indication of the hard work that still is still ahead for dtrace to get integrated and accepted even if the legalities were cleared up. But they did make it so that eventually their code could be integrated legally into the mainline kernel and intermingled with each other to ultimately provide better, safe and powerful frameworks for observability under GNU/Linux.
It will be interesting to see how these projects morph GNU/Linux into a fully observable system such as solaris has through dtrace. It would be even more interesting if you could lift the legal uncertainties around dtrace and make it a true contender in this coopetive race towards full observability. It is your choice to make though.
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Here is the inside, I ended up making this dress card too as a Father's Day card from me. I know it seems silly to give a man a dress card, but here is the inside using the Things I Love Stamp set!
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Oh I need to show you this! My blogger friend and customer, Eiyiyi, at Dropped Stitches, made this darling card with her Island Oasis Card kit that she got from me! Isn't it darling!
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6 comments:
- Sandy from Ukiah said...
I enjoyed your cards, they are just adorable... ROFL... Barbie and Ken - you are so funny. I need to find that shirt pattern, so cute, was it hard to make? Wish i was your neighbor.
- June 7, 2010 at 11:38 AM
- Kim V. said...
Absolutely awesome!!! I love how you do the shirt fold! Great job.
- June 7, 2010 at 2:55 PM
- Marcjo said...
Wow, those cards are too cute! The Barbie and Ken reference just made me smile:)
- June 7, 2010 at 3:43 PM
- ~ Lorrie ~ said...
Barb, I got my card you made like this today! It's so cute and so are these! I absolutely love these! So bright and cheery!
- June 7, 2010 at 7:30 PM
- BeeBeebabs said...
Very cute tfs
- June 8, 2010 at 10:35 AM
- Brens Designs said...
Those cards are sooooo cute! Love the shirts! Great work Barb! I always love your cards
- June 8, 2010 at 2:02 PM
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Aaron Rodgers says team's identity 'is going to be determined here in the next few weeks'
Quarterback Aaron Rodgers said he does not know what the identity of this year's team is yet because three games is not enough of a sample size to make a determination.
"I think a team's identity is formed the first couple of quarters of the season," Rodgers said Tuesday on his weekly show on Milwaukee radio station WAUK-AM (540) with reporter Jason Wilde. "We are in week five, our fourth game. There's a lot to be determined still. Guys' roles, who are going to be the playmakers come late in the season, who can stay healthy. A lot of adversity is going to come our way. How do we respond to that? What kind of character do we have? So that is going to be determined here the next few weeks.
"Obviously, we are playing a real good football team coming in at 3-1, a division game," Rodgers said, referring to the Lions. "After that you are playing the defending Super Bowl champs. So this is going to be important stretch for us."
Rodgers was asked how he approaches having a bye week so early in the schedule and now having to play 13 straight weeks without a break, except for a few extra days following the Thanksgiving game against Detroit.
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Sounds like a team with a serious leadership problem. I doubt Denver wonders who they are.
Driver, Woodson, Jennings are gone. Two guys got huge paydays that they deserved but gotta be 51 guys wondering how they can get theirs. MM has lost control of AR. Time for AJ Hawk to step up and take charge.
The Packers can't make the playoffs without permission from the Potawotomi.
wonder if brady, manning, brees "wonder" what their team is...ZERO leadership on this team....6-10 here it comes.
OK great. Then stay off the comment section for the rest of the season since you've given up.
There is nothing at all to think this team will bounce back. When injury report comes out Matthews Finley Starks Heyward all will be out. Burnett back makes no difference. Schedule is brutal especially with ZERO pass rush, ZERO pass blocking, defense that cant ever hold leads and lets see a franchise QB that is not even close to Brady, Manning or Brees. Blowing a 30-14 lead to a team that got blasted by the browns is pathetic. Rodgers wishes Woodson or Collins were here still since they could "lead". Oh, and I promise losing Jennings will hurt badly as the season moves on.....
Determined in the first couple of quarters in English means we will be halfway through the season before we know.
Stating we are not where we want to be or where we will be at playoff time is not a leadership problem. It happens to be the reality of the NFL today. The nattering nabobs of negativism on this site cant see 3 seconds beyond their nose.
Think about it - what teams and players stepped up the last 1/2 of the season for the last 4 Super Bowl chanps - not the stars, but the support cast that really ends up making the difference;
Go root for the Bears if you want to play the sky is falling...-
Right, the reality of the NFL today is most teams "don't know who they are" until the last 3 or 4 games.
most of the bad teams Iggy
love how so many pack fans continue to whistle through the graveyard. let's face it, ever since the playoff whipping by the giants, this team has been on the long, slow decline. rodgers will set himself up for life financially, continue to let the biggest games slip away in the final minutes, recede into the shadows of brady and manning, and finally, the packer brass will have the b@@@s to pull the plug on head coach and gm and start from scratch. get ready for a long, cold spell, pack fans. hope you're young enough to wait for the next renaissance.
Man, how many IDs do you have bro?
Yeah, the Pack is awful. Clean house. Get real.
Here is an identity I would like these Packers to adopt.
Too many times we go 3 and out, which costs us field position, tires out the Defense, and crashes our MO - mentum and MO - JO. Instead of going downfield for the back shoulder or deep cross or seam, throw the hitch or slant, or boot or roll out to give Rodgers options to run, dump to a back/TE underneath or throw downfield to the sticks. How about a screen or 2 like the Saints did against the Fish?
To misquote Crazy Al Davis "just get the first baby" -
It's good to hear that the Packers are still working on 'finding their identity' because through the first 3 games of the 2013 campaign, it's pretty much been, 'dang, let another one slip away.'
No doubt, Daytwah and Baltimore are going to either re-define or reinforce their identity.-
Did you read where Rodgers said the identity starts showing up around week 4?
that's not exactly a breaking ground concept in the NFL but for some fans looking for fire it's just another little piece of kindling to them. -
Just read, homies. That way you get the entire meaning of the post, instead of finding a way to take something out of context to nitpick or snipe at while y'all slap each other on the back over how 'witty' you are.
The first thought, "because through the first 3 games of the 2013 campaign, it's pretty much been, 'dang, let another one slip away' " is a reasonably accurate reflection of past performance against SF and Cinti.
The second idea, "going to either re-define or reinforce their identity" implies a future, albeit wildly different, outcome.
So your points are....meaningless? -
Blood he just called you a homie.
The 2010 Packers didn't know who they were until Week 16/17.
Yes but that was because AR had a concussion. I think he is having an identity crisis now. Do you see how many times he holds his palms upward to ask his receivers what is going on? And then there is his epic sideline meltdown with MM and his continued struggles in close games.
It was an epic sideline meltdown, very reminiscent of the Buddy Ryan/Kevin Gilbride debacle of 1812. -
I think MM was shown his place and AR will soon be calling his own plays.
I think the identity is pretty clear.
McCarthy has turned into a Mike Martz wannabe.
The defense folds like a cheap deck chair.
Worst return game in the League, a kicker who can't hit the broad side of a barn at times.
Did I miss anything?
.. Thankfully the GM is aces and his team can win 10 games in spite of this, barring catastrophic injury.-
the GM kept Ross...should have been cut after either SF game..he was pathetic and Crosby hasn't missed this year! other than that Mel....get a haircut...you're way off base,yet again
yeah Crosby 4-4 4 whole FGs none in a remotely clutch moment none over 40 yds yeah he's fixed.
If Crosby doesn't miss.. for like two whole seasons.. maybe he could be considered a good kicker.
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I was about to mention Mel's hero Henery, but you beat me to it. What is he, 2 for 5?
Crosby has a 41 yarder.
2 for 5?
if he keeps that up, he'll lead the league in hitting.
nothing wrong with that! -
i don't care if crosby's "considered a good kicker".
i want him to make his kicks.
which he is 100% so far. -
I don't care that he's 4 for 4
His career numbers dictate that trend won't last. -
Well Mel, there you go spoiling the party with cold hard facts.
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