] Mr. Schwarzenegger, who immigrated to the United States
] from Austria 35 years ago, on Sunday endorsed an
] amendment to the Constitution to allow immigrants who
] have been citizens for at least 20 years to run for
] president. Mr. Schwarzenegger became a citizen in 1983.

Cough, cough!

Schwarzenegger Backs Amendment to Allow Immigrant Presidents

]
] I was just sent this photograph, and it made me laugh, so
] I asked for permission to share it with all of you, so
] you can enjoy it too. Someone drove by SCO headquarters
] and took a picture.

Too funny!

Great picture of SCO HQ

] WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 — The Federal Communications Commission began
] writing new rules today that officials and industry experts said
] would profoundly alter both the way the Internet is delivered and
] used in homes and businesses.

This might actually be not bad news...

F.C.C. Begins Rewriting Rules on Delivery of the Internet

]
] Microsoft, has lost the first round of its legal battle
] over its ownership of the word 'windows'. It was a key
] point in its trademark battle with the Linux distributor
] Lindows.

!!!

Microsoft doesn't own the word 'windows' judge rules

] On Thursday, the Federal Communications Commission is set
] to consider approving a notice of proposed rulemaking,
] the first step in a lengthy process of writing
] regulations for Internet-based phone services. The
] commission is also set to issue a final decision on a
] petition by one of the new Internet phone companies,
] Pulver.com, which has asked the commission to rule that
] it does not need to pay interconnection access fees to
] phone companies for any calls made and received between
] computers through Internet connections.

What a mess! I'm sure we can count on the FCC to screw this one up too, just like everything else they touch...

Thorny Issues Await F.C.C. on Internet Phones

]
] Despite these representations, however, SCO in
] fact failed to comply with the Court's order in numerous
] respects [1] the most important of which are addressed
] below.

IBM is going to drive SCO into the ground so hard it isn't going to be funny...

IBM Report on SCO 'Compliance'

]
] The big info is this: SCO has apparently dropped its
] trade secret claims against IBM and as for the copyright
] claim, it is melting. So far, according to IBM, SCO has
] shown not one line of "infringing code" and SCO, he said,
] "repeats their theory" that IBM put AIX code into Linux,
] and identified only 17 files and identified a few lines
] in those files.

SCO is about to hit the wall!

SCO Drops Trade Secret Claim and Shows No 'Infringing' Linux Code So Far: Eyewitness Account

] "I just got out of the hearing. The outcome is Judge
] Wells will be issuing an order within the next week. She
] wanted to take her decision under advisement.
]
] "Some quick observations. Mr. Marriott argued for the
] side of IBM again and Mr. Weiss argued for SCO. Counsel
] were in chambers for 28-30 minutes. IBM stated that SCO
] had not complied with the Judge's order for discovery.
] SCO has said they have and now want their motions
] granted. Darl was not in attendance."

The suspense is killing me!

Judge to Issue Order in a Week: IBM Says SCO Didn't Comply

]
] Since Darl McBride compares SCO to the RIAA, perhaps he
] should take note of something that just happened in the
] current appeal of the Morpheus and Grokster case. One of
] the three judges told the RIAA attorney to stop using
] "abusive language", such as calling file-trading
] "piracy".

Wow!

Judge Tells RIAA Attorney: 'Stop Using Abusive Language, Like Calling File Sharing 'Piracy''

] (CNN) -- Building on his momentum, Sen. John Kerry picked
] up five of the seven states holding contests for the
] Democratic presidential nomination Tuesday. Sen. John
] Edwards kept his White House dream alive with a win in
] South Carolina and a surprisingly strong showing in
] Oklahoma.

Clark may or may not have won Oklahoma -- he was ahead of Edwards there by a razor-thin margin.

Kerry wins 5 of 7