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i find this extremely interesting
Will Campbell Thinks He's In Dukes Of Hazzard, Is Not
He is not correct. The result:
According to Ann Arbor police, Campbell was arrested after attempting to slide across the hood of a vehicle at 2 a.m. on April 7 in the 600 block of Church Street. An officer in the area could hear the sheet metal on the hood of the car buckle under Campbell's weight — he's listed at 322 pounds — and arrested the senior, police stated.
Campbell was intoxicated, according to police.
I'd hope so.
He's got a felony and a misdemeanor coming, which will obviously be pled down to some community service and a fine and Brady Hoke doghouse time. Will it affect his availability for Alabama? I'd say probably not, but we'll see.
I hope this makes an EDSBS Fulmer Cupdate. This deserves points (or negative points?) for utter hilarity. Picture a drunk guy trying to slide across the hood of a car. Now picture a 330lb drunk guy doing it... and the hood breaking.
Seriously, I hope it's on video. Has anyone checked ricksline.com yet? do they have archives?
"Over? Did you say, over? Nothing is over until we decide it is!"
No man that large should ever try to slide across a hood of a car.
Greetings from Bolivia.
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That's hilarious. Why is an arrest needed? He's of age, why can't they just ask him to pay to replace the hood before they arrest him. Seems like overkill.
his birthday is July 6, 1991. So he's not of age
Technically, he'll be of age in July...that said, it seems to me that he should just have to replace the hood.
Was this stupid? Undoubtedly. A crime? Come on.
only if it's on purpose. If your intention was to do something hilarious, it is not a crime.
Actually, if you're hilariously smashing a camera (or car) you still do it on purpose. That means you had the necessary intent to commit a crime. For some reason, comedy is not a defense in our legal system. (although it totally should be).
It's blowing my mind that you can't tell I was joking
Sure. You did that on purpose, though. It sounds as though Will was trying to slide across the hood of the car. He was (predictably) not successful, but without willful intent, I don't see a crime.
He didn't willfully intend to jump onto property. His intent was to slide across it without damaging it. A better analogy for you would be that you were trying to pop the memory card out of my camera and dropped it on accident. You were attempting to do something that, when executed correctly, wouldn't cause any harm, but in the act of doing so, you accidentally caused the damage.
Eh, I don't know about you, but I don't want anybody trying to slide across the hood of my car. No matter his intent, he shouldn't have attempted the feat in the first place. I doubt he would have tried the same thing if he had been sober.
Oh, I agree completely. That's why I think he should replace the hood.
I agree that 'intent' is not the issue. The issue should be whether or not it was, in fact, objectively funny. It doesn't matter if he was trying to be funny. If it was not actually funny, then he should be charged for a crime.
Judging by the fact that Big Will was arrested, I would say he was not funny enough in his attempt to slide across the hood of a car. Which in and of itself is a crime: wasting the endless comic possibilities of a drunk 300lb manchild playing Dukes of Hazard.
So, as you can see, we are in complete and total agreement.
I'm sorry, but that makes absolutely no sense. The whole reason behind the felony charge is INTENT. To then go and say it had nothing to do with intent is completely contradictory. If it wasn't his intent, he is not guilty of a crime of intent. Period.
As far as the misdemeanor goes, I'll tell you what - if you break my camera, whether it's accidental or on purpose, justice will be served when you buy me a new one. No reason to file a report. Just buy me a new camera. No reason to bring the fuzz in. At worst, it's a matter for civil court.
Also, vehicular homicide is different from property damage. The comparison is invalid.
No doubt it's a lesser crime. I think the questioning, here, is more whether this seemingly reckless and accidental destruction of property rises to the level of a FELONY. Misdemeanor, sure, that makes sense... examples of misdemeanors: public intoxication, disorderly conduct, vandalism. Might these fit the bill? Should the kid really serve a 5 year prison sentence for what he did?
Doubtful that he would serve the maximum sentence, or perhaps even get convicted of the felony. But one would have to conclude that the AAPD, by virtue of their charging him with that level of crime, believe that such a sentence would be appropriate. And that, I vouch, is the reason for the head-scratching and questioning. That said, when all the facts come to light, maybe we'll have a different view.
The amount of damage makes it a felony. More than $1,000 makes it a felony. Less than $1,000 makes it a misdemeanor.
"After all was said and done, there was nothing left to do."
Your analogy makes no sense. By tryiing to be funny by smashing the camera, you're still intentionally destroying the camera. By trying to be funny by sliding over a car hood, you're not intentionally smashing the hood. If he had climbed on top of the car and stomped on the hood over and over, you'd have a much better argument.
is going to shoot first?
"I love him, he's a great coach, he's a great mentor, he's a great friend. He's every single thing you want a college coach to be, and he does it flawlessly." -David Molk
Criminal intent is not based on intended outcome. It's based on intended action. Theoretically, Campbell fully intended to jump and slide over that car. There's your criminal intent right there. It just so happened that his intentional action damaged the car. He didn't intend to do that, but he did anyway. A proper defense would be that, someone pushed him and it knocked him against the car, damaging it. In that case, he did not intend to make contact with the car. You do intend contact with the car when you think it would be funny to slide across it.
Sometimes the action is the outcome, such as the "taking of a life."
It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future. -- Yogi Berra
I think a better analogy would be: Man thinks it would be funny to take camera and take a pic of his back fat. In the process, he drops and breaks the $1000+ camera. Intention was not to cause any damage or commit any crime. I'm not a lawyer obviously, nor do I know how this sort of thing works. This just seems like a case where intention should come into play somewhat.
Just don't ever try to make it as a criminal defense attorney, OK?
The police apparently disagree with you, considering they arrested him.
Something about intent maybe worth considering and how it fits in criminal law.
Stupid act by a college kid which our fine Ann Arbor police, using notroiously bad judgement, then become overly zealous and charge a kid with a felony. Good God.
There's always a silver lining.
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seatbelt unbuckled, wheeew.
"When your team is winning, be ready to be tough, because winning can make you soft. On the other hand, when your team is losing, stick by them. Keep believing" - Bo Schembechler
I will pay a king's ransom for this youtube clip.
I doubt he could fit through the window.
We're gonna play with toughness, we're gonna be responsible and we're gonna play with toughness. This is Michigan.
Now all he has to do is worry about lifting his legs high enough while wearing the skin tight jeans.
How much moonshine does it take to get a man-child that size to attempt to slide across a hood? Did he scream Yee-Haw? How hard did Greg Mattison laugh about this the instant the door slammed post-ass-reaming? So many questions left unanswered.
Stupid oughta hurt...I'm guessing it will in this case.
We're gonna play with toughness, we're gonna be responsible and we're gonna play with toughness. This is Michigan.
This does seem a little like overkill...hopefully it's not the same DA as last time
If you're doing nothing, how do you know when you're finished?
So I'm guessing it wasn't his car or the car of anybody he knew.
He took all of that SEAL leadership training to heart. I understand he's young and "we all did stupid stuff" but the training wasn't even a week ago.
I once had to comfort Cap'n Crunch after he had been sailing for 7 years only to come home to his wife in bed with Count Chocula.
It happened about 8 weeks ago, actually a week before the spring game.
Yeah, and the auto-abuse was almost two months ago.
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2nd February 2011 Archive
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Researchers pry open Waledac, find 500,000 email passwords
Son of Storm is back
Researchers have taken a peek inside the recently refurbished Waledac botnet, and what they've found isn't pretty. Waledac, a successor to the once-formidable Storm botnet, has passwords for almost 500,000 Pop3 email accounts, allowing spam to be sent through SMTP servers, according to findings published on Tuesday by security …
Security 2 Feb 00:13
Unisys: balance sheet stronger, but sales lower
Profits under pressure in Q4
Unisys continues to feel the squeeze from its larger competitors in systems and services. In Q4 2010, the company reported revenues of $1.04bn, down 9.8 per cent compared to the Q4 2009. It brought $99.2m to the bottom line, a decline of 13.4 per cent. In the quarter, Unisys booked $859.7m in services revenues, off 11 per cent …
Servers 2 Feb 00:42
Google and Microsoft relive Joan Collins catfight
Hair pulled, eyes scratched over 'stolen search results'
We haven't seen a catfight like this since Linda Evans and Joan Collins. Or maybe even Bette Davis and Joan Crawford. Google flaming Microsoft for copying its search results was already great fun. But the two have now descended into the sort of endless slagging match typically reserved for insecure adolescents – or Register …
Software 2 Feb 01:28
WildPackets adds inTechnology to keep an eye on things
Distie for performance management software
Network and application performance management system vendor WildPackets has announced inTechnology Distribution as distributor for the Australian market. The appointment adds the WatchPoint and OmniPeek software to inTechnology's software offerings. The 11-year-old distributor describes itself as specialising in security, …
Software 2 Feb 01:43
US lawmakers eye internet 'kill switch'
Nothing like Egypt, surely
US lawmakers plan to try once more to equip the president with an internet "kill switch," a controversial measure that's become even more incendiary following last week's move by Egypt to pull the plug on the global network. In April, when similar bills circulated on Capitol Hill, industry groups warned they gave the president …
Government 2 Feb 04:00
Gates: Killing the internet is easy
Gun power trumps tweet power
When the revolution comes, someone's always ready to tell you how Facebook and Twitter are powering history. The problem is that while they're still standing, governments can snuff out Facebook and Twitter whenever they like. All they need do is flip the "off" switch on the servers, routers, and wireless equipment used by …
Networks 2 Feb 05:48
Citigroup clutches EMI to bosom
And you thought that we were faking, that we were all just money-making
Ownership of EMI, home of The Beatles, Pink Floyd and Sir Simon Rattle, has passed into the hands of US mega money corp Citigroup. EMI said in a statement today that Citigroup had acquired 100 per cent of its share capital, and completed a recapitalisation of the debt-laden music group. Through this, the group's debt has been …
Business 2 Feb 06:00
Julian Assange wins peace prize
A rare gold medal not awarded by the US State Department
The Sydney Peace Foundation has awarded its gold medal for peace with justice to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. In the fourteen-year history of the Foundation, only three others have received the prize: the Dalai Lama, Nelson Mandela, and Buddhist leader Daisaku Ikeda. As reported by The Sydney Morning Herald, Assange …
Music and Media 2 Feb 06:25
Motorola Defy Android smartphone
Review Hardy handset for the rough and tumble
As the first rugged - well, semi-rugged - Android handset, the Defy's ability to survive mistreatment by careless party-goers is the central pitch of Motorola's advertising campaign but there is rather more to it than that. Rough diamond? Motorola's Defy Let's start with the cost. The Defy is available from T-Mobile on …
reghardware 2 Feb 07:00
EC consults on procurement law overhaul
More transparency, more smaller companies
The European Commission plans to change the way that public procurement in the EU works, aiming to reform rules so that the process becomes easier and more transparent. It aims to encourage more smaller companies to participate, it said. EU rules govern the way that all public contracts above a certain amount are conducted in …
Channel Register 2 Feb 08:00
Yahoo! blasts Microsoft over WinPho 7 bug blame
Mail app's mail retrieval method non-standard, apparently...
Yahoo! has hit back at Microsoft, claiming it is the software giant's Windows Phone Mail app that is the root of the WinPho 7 phantom data bug – and not its email servers. The glitch, which has led some WinPho 7 phone users complain that their handsets transfer far more data – potentially with tariff-twisting consequences – …
reghardware 2 Feb 09:58
Rev slammed for PAYE failure
Software problems, dirty data and overpaid senior staff
Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs failed in its duty to provide a proper computer system to work out how much Pay As You Earn taxpayers should be paying. In reality HMRC was unable to process PAYE in anything like real time and has now run out of time to collect tax owed from before April 2007. The Public Accounts Committee …
Government 2 Feb 10:02
Three to offer Sony Ericsson Arc
Updated Curvy phone Blighty-bound
UK network operator Three is to get its mitts on Sony Ericsson's next major smartphone release, the Xperia Arc. The skinny, curvy Arc packs in a 1GHz processor, a 4.2in touchscreen, an 8Mp camera and runs Android 2.3 - aka Gingerbread. It'll come with an 8GB MicroSD card for storage. Three didn't say how much it'll charge …
reghardware 2 Feb 10:14
No new copters for Afghanistan troops
Needless road-bombing bloodbath set to continue
The Coalition government, having already cut an order for vital helicopters needed by British troops fighting in Afghanistan, may now cancel it altogether, according to reports. In its last months in office, the previous Labour government announced plans to order 22 new Chinook helicopters (in addition to two which would …
Government 2 Feb 10:16
Google grabs Oracle veep to lift EMEA cloud biz
They have two settings: stun and kill... It'd be best not to confuse them
Google has hired a former senior Oracle veep to head up the company's Enterprise division in EMEA. Sebastien Marotte will lead Google's sales team in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, said the world's largest ad broker. Marotte had worked as Oracle's senior vice president of technology in the database giant's Asia Pacific …
Channel Register 2 Feb 10:24
Photo loss blogger to Flickr: You're f*cking kidding
Insufficient apology for loss of 4,000 snaps
Yahoo!-owned photo-sharing site Flickr has mistakenly deleted 4,000 photos belonging to a photoblogger, who opined that Yahoo! surely must be "fucking kidding". Mirco Wilhelm, an IT Architect at T-Systems Schweiz, has used Flickr to store and share his photos for five years. He reported a user account to Flickr that contained …
Music and Media 2 Feb 10:28
Egypt back online
But protests continue
Egypt is returning to the internet even though protests are continuing in Cairo and other cities. President Hosni Mubarak said yesterday he would not seek re-election but would step down in September. Whether this represents the compromise protestors were looking for or a sign of weakness which will encourage them remains to …
Government 2 Feb 10:36
Botnets fuel internet DDoS insurgency
Updated Attacks top 100Gbps for the first time
Distributed denial of service attacks topped 100Gbps for the first time last year, during which attempts to flood websites with junk traffic went mainstream. Major incidents in 2010 included DDoS attacks associated with pro- and anti-WikiLeaks hackers and militias as well as hacking attacks linked to political turmoil in Burma …
Crime 2 Feb 10:49
Amazon fiddling with film streaming service, says report
Someone needs to control the online projector
Online retail giant Amazon is reportedly working on a film streaming service. According to the Financial Times (behind paywall), which cites a source familiar with the company's plans, the bookseller is prepping such a streaming service to be tied up with its Amazon Prime scheme. Just last month Amazon confirmed it was buying …
Music and Media 2 Feb 10:53
LG Android 3.0 tablet out next month
G-Slate slated for Spring release
LG will release its Android 3.0 Honeycomb-based 9in tablet next month. Inelegantly called the G-Slate with Google, the tablet has an 8.9in display that's not only multi-touch screen but also capable of showing 3D content, LG said, though it admitted later that you'll need 3D glasses. You can shoot your own 3D footage - there …
reghardware 2 Feb 10:54
NASA's NEOWISE wraps asteroid belt survey
Lots of new heavenly bodies for our viewing pleasure
NASA's Near Earth Object Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, aka NEOWISE, has wrapped up its survey of our solar system's "small bodies, asteroids and comets". Over the past four months, it has clocked up a plethora of previously undiscovered objects, including "20 comets (see pic, details here), more than 33,000 asteroids in …
Space 2 Feb 11:00
Freesat to get Channel 4 in HD
33 per cent more HD content from satellite TV network
Freesat viewers, you're going to get Channel 4 in all is HD glory two months from now. The free-to-air satellite broadcasting brand said C4HD will join BBC One HD, BBC HD and ITV 1 HD in April, finally allowing it to reach the level of HD content already available on rival, terrestrially broadcast network Freeview. Freesat …
reghardware 2 Feb 11:26
Facebook plugs gnarly authentication flaw
Bing impersonation bug boshed
Security researchers have discovered a flaw that creates a means for a malicious website to grab hold of a Facebook user's private data without their consent as well as to post messages impersonating the user on the social networking website. The authentication-related bug was discovered by researchers Rui Wang and Zhou Li, …
Enterprise Security 2 Feb 11:28
Geeks Guide2... Microsoft Training 365 in 2011
Reader offer Save over £300!
To celebrate the launch of the new Microsoft Training 365 Dynamics Subscription, Register Books is offering you the chance to save £300 on a Microsoft Training 365 Dynamics, IT Professional or Developer subscription. Remind me… What is 365 again? In case you don't know, Microsoft Training 365 is an official training …
Site News 2 Feb 11:30
MozyHome stiffs unlimited users
Delivers unasked-for innovation – and a price rise
MozyHome, EMC's cloud backup service for consumers, is changing its free unlimited backup plan to a paid-for service. Now you get 2GB for free, after which you pay for data. Users are angry and competitors like LiveDrive salivating. Mozy said it had been forced to institute charging because users were backing up significantly …
Cloud 2 Feb 11:30
Mexico demands apology for Top Gear outrage
Local sports car resembles local - 'lazy, feckless and flatulent'
Mexico's ambassador to Britain has fired off a letter to the BBC demanding an apology for the antics of its Top Gear presenters, Reuters reports. In a studio discussion of the comparative merits of sports cars from Germany, Italy and Mexico, Richard Hammond suggested they reflect the national characteristics of their makers. …
Bootnotes 2 Feb 11:34
Sulky fans biggest threat to gaming, says Black Ops developer
But please still buy our CoD expansion pack
Activision has expanded its content for Call of Duty: Black Ops, with a handful of downloadable multiplayer maps, even as an executive from the game's developer, Treyarch, slammed certain fans for stifling industry creativity. Treyarch's First Strike gives players five fresh maps set around the globe: Berlin Wall gives …
reghardware 2 Feb 11:43
Google's Chrome browser market share hits 10% mark
Makes gains as Internet Explorer slides
Google's Chrome browser broke the 10 per cent market share barrier last month, according to Net Applications. That is significant given that Microsoft's Internet Explorer surfing tool continued to slide, notching up its worst performance ever last month, by reeling in a still impressive 56 per cent of the browser market. …
Applications 2 Feb 11:49
Who say Management and SaaS don't mix?
The integration conundrum
Management in IT is a challenge for many organisations. Integrated management is a tough nut to crack and many companies struggle with fragmented management environments just to keep their systems operational. Without integrated tools and processes, organisations face considerable security challenges, specifically difficulties …
Hosted Apps 2 Feb 11:57
Ryanair disses booking system security fears
Updated Secure this
Budget airline Ryanair has reacted with indignation to suggestions that its booking system ought to be more secure. While most airlines only allow modifications to bookings once a passenger has verified themselves using a password and booking reference, Ryanair adopts a lower standard. German newspaper Der Tagesspiegel found …
Enterprise Security 2 Feb 12:12
Sales show WinPho 7 off to a flying start
HP Palm should worry
Smartphone market watchers have generally focused on the battle between the big boys - Nokia, Apple, Research in Motion (Rim) and the Android crowd - in their analysis of the last quarter's sales. But the quarter's biggest launch was Microsoft's attempt to get back in the game, with Windows Phone 7, the smartphone platform …
reghardware 2 Feb 12:32
UK probes ebook pricing
Why so much?
The Office of Fair Trading has confirmed it has opened an investigation into ebook pricing following complaints. The competition regulator said it is investigating "arrangements between certain publishers and retailers for the sale of ebooks". The OFT said it had received a significant number of complaints, but the fact that …
Mobile 2 Feb 12:45
X-ISS builds turnkey HPC for the masses
Bricks in the wall
X-ISS is an interesting company. Based out of Houston, it's been around for almost 20 years, offering a full slate of HPC systems and services. The company has enhanced its turnkey HPC service with VizHPC, a visualization offering. This combo deal of hardware and services will cover the wall(s) of your choice with monitors …
HPC Blog 2 Feb 12:49
Official: PhD in 'Essential Oils' or 'Natural Toiletries' = 'a Scientist'
Also herbal medicine, homeopathy - amazing ruling
The Advertising Standards Authority - in these benighted short-attention-span days, perhaps one of the most important guardians of the English language - has described the fields of "Natural Preservatives in toiletries" and "Essential Oils" as being "traditional scientific disciplines" and ruled that people qualified in these …
Science 2 Feb 12:59
Flash versus HTML 5
The mobile perspective
"The mobile era is about low power devices, touch interfaces and open web standards – all areas where Flash falls short," says Apple CEO Steve Jobs in his notorious Thoughts on Flash. "New open standards created in the mobile era, such as HTML5, will win on mobile devices (and PCs too)." Adding to the confusion, every non- …
reghardware 2 Feb 13:00
Denon Ceol with Apple AirPlay
Review Mini combo hi-fi gets iTunes streaming tech
Denon has been holding back on the release of its new Ceol music system until it received an Apple AirPlay upgrade, which happened this week. Now, as well as playing CDs, docking your iPod/iPhone, playing FM/AM and internet radio and streaming music from a wireless network, it can also link up with iTunes on your computer or …
reghardware 2 Feb 13:00
UK.gov doesn't know its IT spend – but insists it will spend less
Whatever it is, it's going to be smaller
The government has put the kybosh on IT projects worth £1bn, but has no idea how much it will still be spending, as it doesn't keep an overall tab on its tech spend. Cabinet office minister Francis Maude was asked yesterday – by Charlie Elphicke MP – "how much government departments budgeted for expenditure on IT in 2010-11, …
Government 2 Feb 13:21
Nokia receives two credit-rating warnings
You're not as worthy as we thought ...
Two credit agencies have warned Nokia of a possible downgrade in its credit-worthiness. Standard & Poors has warned the company that a downgrade is "likely" once a three-month review into the company's prospects has been completed. Moody's made a similar warning last week after Nokia's earnings call, the FT notes. Both cite …
Mobile 2 Feb 13:41
Murdoch, The Daily, and life without the web
News Corp boss trumpets big, beefy brands
News Corp doesn't get a whole lot of love on the web, nor does it seek it. Just over a year ago company chairman Rupert Murdoch described news aggregation as "almost wholesale misappropriation of our stories… it's theft", and shortly afterwards the paywalls went up at the Times and Sunday Times. Web readership plummeted, …
Music and Media 2 Feb 14:00
Republican reps push for mandatory gun ownership
South Dakotan riposte to mandatory health insurance
Republican politicians in South Dakota have filed a bill that would require every citizen in the land-locked virtually empty state to buy a gun as of next year. The bill, put forward by Sioux Fall representative Hal Wick, would require every citizen over 21 to buy a firearm "suitable to their temperament, physical capacity, …
Law 2 Feb 14:42
Jabra EasyGo budget Bluetooth headset
Txt Take Wireless talk on the cheap
Product reviews in 140 characters... Jabra EasyGo Pictures Want our Txt Take on your gadget or accessory? Just send it in to Reg Hardware. Details here. ®
reghardware 2 Feb 14:43
ICO drops BT, ACS Law probe
Dangerous precedent "worse than usual incompetence"
The Information Commissioner's Office has ended an investigation against BT for handing over customer information to file-sharing-chaser law firm ACS:Law, which then leaked online. ACS:Law's speciality is sending letters to suspected file-sharers threatening them with expensive legal action unless they send the law firm money …
Law 2 Feb 14:53
Moons, rings PROBED by interplanetary space robot
NASA reveals explicit Saturnalian pole-squirt imagery
Space probe Cassini, in orbit about the mighty ringed gas-giant Saturn, has sent back a new selection of nifty pictures. It's not the pale moon that excites me. Well, maybe a bit The Cassini-Huygens mission launched back in 1997, and made a seven-year voyage to the outer solar system before releasing the Huygens lander into …
Space 2 Feb 14:54
Coders tool up for 10 petaflop Blue Waters super
The National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) at the University of Illinois has published an interview with professor Laxmikant Kale, who is helping scientists tune their applications for the 10 Petaflop Blue Waters supercomputer that will come online sometime in 2011. That's no small problem since the hardware …
HPC 2 Feb 14:55
Nokia's pedal-powered charger rolls into stores
Ring a bell?
Nokia has finally pedalled out its mobile phone charger for bicycles. The gadget is now available to buy in the UK. Connect one up, get riding, and the dynamo uses the movement of the wheels to charge your Nokia handset. The charger kit may ring a bell from its announcement last summer, but the eco-friendly device is finally …
reghardware 2 Feb 15:11
Verizon iPhone 4 orders taken tomorrow
Quick! Join the rush!
Verizon customers will be able to order an iPhone 4 tomorrow. They can order one now, of course, but it would have to operate on AT&T's network, and that's clearly not an plan worth considering by any self-respecting Verizon fan. Apple said today that customers will be supplied on a first come, first served basis, and limits …
reghardware 2 Feb 15:35
Wrinkle-faced smartphoners demand 'BlackBerry Botox'
The facial perils of excessive squinting
Those of you who feel in need of a further bit of evidence that western society is going to frikkin' hell in a handcart are directed to the shock revelation that "young women are developing premature wrinkles from staring at their smartphones all day". That's according to Botoxmonger to the rich and famous, Dr Jean-Louis …
Bootnotes 2 Feb 15:42
BBC's uber-project is a loss-bleeder
Audit Office slams pan-BBC waste
The BBC's ten-year long Digital Media Initiative has already fallen tens of million of pounds short of achieving cost saving, a study by the National Audit Office for the BBC Trust has found. Described as a "technology transformation project" the DMI is intended to achieve efficiencies and "prepare us for an on-demand digital …
IT Director 2 Feb 15:44
Marry Microsoft, analyst tells Nokia
Adopt brace position, we reckon ...
In what looks suspiciously like part of a carefully-planned PR campaign, an investment analyst who follows Nokia has written to Microsoft and Nokia urging them to form a partnership. The memo, from Berenberg Bank's Adnaan Ahmad, recommends Nokia sign an exclusive partnership with Microsoft for Windows Phone 7, and was obtained …
Mobile 2 Feb 15:55
Time Warner Cable bags NaviSite for $230m
Wile E Clouding
Time Warner Cable is buying cloudy hosting company NaviSite for $230m cash. A spinout of the AOL-Time Warner mega-conglomerate that runs the Road Runner Internet service in 27 states in the US, TWC has cloudy aspirations just like other service providers. Rather than build its own cloudy infrastructure service to fluff up its …
Cloud 2 Feb 16:51
AOL fails to suck up ad revs in Q4 results
Knees up, mother Tim
AOL continued to struggle to sell online ads in the company's fiscal fourth quarter. The ailing internet firm reported today that its total ads revenue tumbled to $331.6m for the period ended 31 December 2010. That's down 29 per cent on the same period a year earlier, when AOL pulled in $468.6m. AOL's total Q4 sales were …
Financial News 2 Feb 16:57
Canada? The computer vendor says no
Trevor Pott reveals why he is not taking the tablets
I am not a front-row blogger invited to wine and dine at all the latest product releases. I don't write reviews for the hardware side of El Reg. When it comes to technology of any kind, I am in the same boat as you, dear readers. I have to buy the shiny with my own bent coppers. When I am in the market for a brand new something- …
Sysadmin blog 2 Feb 17:00
Norwegian MP nominates Wikileaks for Nobel Peace Prize
Doesn't mention Julian. Probably safer that way....
Julian Assange could find just himself in the company of Barack Obama, the Dali Llama and Aung San Suu Kyi, after a Norwegian politician nominated Wikileaks for the Nobel Peace Prize. However, the hacker turned world's favourite leaker-in-chief will no doubt be rather conscious of what happened to the likes of Martin Luther …
Music and Media 2 Feb 17:17
Bradley Manning 'is British' – campaigners urge UK.gov to act
Welsh mum unlikely to mean SAS rescue mission, though
Campaigners in the UK are urging the British government to act on behalf of Bradley Manning, the American soldier now in US military custody charged with leaking classified files, on the grounds that his mother is from Wales. It's alleged that most of the significant material revealed in recent months by Julian Assange's famous …
Government 2 Feb 17:21
Reg readers offered discount tickets to internet future
.nxt con tells it like it is
A revolutionary change is coming to the Internet this year – and you probably know nothing about it. El Reg regular Kieren McCarthy has set up a conference next week in San Francisco aimed at shaking people out of their stupor. "The biggest landrush in history is just months away but instead of people sitting on their horses …
Networks 2 Feb 18:00
Microsoft reinfects Chrome with closed video codec
Handbags reloaded
Microsoft has reinfected Google's Chrome browser with the patent-encumbered H.264 video codec, banned by the search giant last month. On Wednesday, the world's largest software company released a plug-in for Chrome that allows Windows 7 PCs to play video using the proprietary format that's part-owned by Microsoft and Apple – …
Developer 2 Feb 18:34
Google in Android 'Honeycomb' fondleslab demo fest
Android app market opens on the interwebs
Google has given the world an extensive demonstration of Android 3.0, codenamed Honeycomb, a new incarnation of the mobile OS designed specifically for tablets. At a press event at Google's Mountain View headquarters, Google man Hugo Barra showed off Honeycomb's so-called "holographic" UI as well as several new Google …
Operating Systems 2 Feb 19:18
Dell (finally) peddling Canonical UEC clouds
Linux-Eucalyptus on bespoke hyperscale servers
After nearly a year of futzing around, Dell and Canonical are tag-teaming to sell and support a mix of Dell servers and Canonical's Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud hypervisors and management tools to customers who want to build private or public clouds that are clones of Amazon's EC2 service. Back in March 2010, when Dell took a bunch …
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Feds seize 10 domains accused of illegal sports streaming
Just in time for Super Bowl XLV
Federal officials have seized the domain names of 10 websites accused of illegally streaming live pay-per-view sporting events. The move stems from the Operation in our Sites initiative, under which Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials disrupt websites accused of selling or distributing counterfeit goods and …
Law 2 Feb 19:29
World shrugs as IPv4 addresses finally exhausted
Arpageddon postponed, the day after X-day
The central pool of IPv4 addresses officially ran dry on Tuesday after the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) allocated the last remaining blocks of address space. APNIC, which provides internet addressing services to the Asia Pacific region, received two /8s (33 million addresses) on Tuesday in a move that triggered …
Networks 2 Feb 19:44
Aussie advertisers call for more bloat in web ads
They're coming for your bandwidth
If you're watching a free-to-air television program, your direct financial input to the communications channel between you and the TV station is effectively zero. Whatever it costs the broadcaster to use its spectrum is paid by the broadcaster. When an advertiser yells out the latest TV, computer and carpet specials, it's …
Music and Media 2 Feb 20:32
Big Brother chooses Telstra for network
Endemol in managed networks services buy
Acquisition-hungry TV production powerhouse Endemol UK has selected the international arm of Australian carrier Telstra to provide a suite of managed network services. Endemol UK recently expanded its growing empire acquiring production companies Tiger Aspect, Darlow Smithson and Tigress. With more than a quarter of Endemol's …
Financial News 2 Feb 20:33
Oz service provider consolidation speeds up
Honey I shrunk the ISPs
iiNet, Australia's third biggest ISP, claims it is in pole position to take advantage of the market consolidation that will occur in the lead up to the launch of the National Broadband Network. According to iiNet's internal market analysis, consolidation in the sector has accelerated with the four largest providers now …
Financial News 2 Feb 20:34
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Australia's New South Wales Government is ramping up efforts to make the state of NSW the digital capital of Australia. Calling for submissions under the Collaborative Solutions program, part of the NSW Government's $36 million Digital Economy Strategy, the government will stump up AUS$6 million to stimulate the development of …
Developer 2 Feb 20:36
Google man: 'Honeycomb' only for fondleslabs (so far)
Mountain View mulls Android tablet v phone dilemma
Google's "Honeycomb" incarnation of Android will run only on tablets, and not on smartphones. Or so it seems. Wednesday morning, at a press event inside Google headquarters, when asked if Honeycomb would run on phones as well as tablets, Google director of products for mobile Hugo Barra said: "As we continue to think about the …
Mobile 2 Feb 20:45
Hacker admits stealing $12m worth of chips from Zynga
Do not pass go, do not collect stolen booty
A UK-based IT expert has admitted hacking into the servers of game developer Zynga and stealing $12m worth of gaming chips, according to news reports. Ashley Mitchell, 29, of Paignton, Devon, pleaded guilty to five charges on Wednesday in Exeter Crown Court. Judge Philip Wassall told him: "It is inevitable you are going to …
Crime 2 Feb 20:48
Content owners lock arms in front of Aus content review
Belligerence may backfire
After a start delayed by rain, NSW's bushfire season got underway this week, and unlike previous years, there were no copyright objections raised against Google putting bushfire incidents on a map. I mention this because over at the DBCDE's Convergence Review, copyright is all the rage. The Department of Broadband, …
Law 2 Feb 21:00
Murdoch & Co unveil iPad news rag The Daily
Editor: 'We are patriotic. We love America'
News Corp's long-anticipated newsy iPad app, The Daily, has launched in the US. Today it's only on the iPad, but Murdoch & Co plan to expand its reach to other tablets. "New times demand new journalism," News Corporation's chairman and CEO Rupert Murdoch announced during The Daily's roll-out event on Wednesday in New York City …
Music and Media 2 Feb 21:12
Jumbo quits on Manaccom
Another victim of Australia's online shopping spree?
On 30 January, listed online lottery operator Jumbo Interactive announced to the Australian Stock Exchange that it had appointed Delloite as administrator of its software distribution subsidiary Manaccom Pty Ltd. The company that created the OzLotteries Website pulled the plug on the disto after mounting trading losses, which …
Financial News 2 Feb 21:22
Amazon lobs Oracle onto heavenly servers
Ellisonware joins MySQL on Relational Database cloud
Amazon will soon offer Oracle Database 11g Release 2 as well as MySQL from its sky-high relational database service. The company plans to lob the Oracle database onto its so-called cloud sometime in the second quarter, as it announced with a blog post. In October 2009, the etailer cum virtual infrastructure maven launched its …
Cloud 2 Feb 22:51
Google offers $20,000 prize in annual hack-off
Pwn2Own lets Chrome in, after all
The annual Pwn2Own hacking contest has been so merciless at thrashing the security of popular computing products that most vendors groan when they learn their wares will be entered. Not Google. When the search company recently learned that its Chrome browser wasn't going to be included in this year's competition, which is …
Security 2 Feb 22:52
Schooner ditches IBM, sets MySQL, caching accelerators free
No longer lashed to IBM iron
Schooner Information Technology, a startup that has been pushing its Web caching and MySQL acceleration appliances since it came out of stealth mode in April 2009, has ditched the hardware. The IBM System x hardware, to be specific. The Membrain appliance, as it is now called, is based on a modified version of the open source …
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http://www.thechronicle.com.au/story...me-disappears/Imagine having your house burn down, waiting 15 months for it to be re-built and then driving past to discover the replacement building had been stolen.
That is exactly the predicament Millmerran's Sinclair family found itself in after brazen thieves dismantled and stole everything but the concrete slab of their half-rebuilt home.
"If there was a kitchen sink, they would have taken that too," Tracy Sinclair said.
"I drove past on November 11 and that was the last time I saw the house.
"This morning (Friday) I pulled up and it was deja vu - the house had disappeared."
The Sinclair family lost everything when a raging fire tore through their home on September 15, 2010.
The rebuild was going at a snail's pace but the entire frame had finally been erected and the outside cladding was waiting to be installed.
"The windows were in the frames and everything was ready for the cladding," Mrs Sinclair said.
"But someone has dismantled and stolen the whole bloody thing."
The isolated location of the house contributed to the level of damage caused in last year's fire.
It also meant whoever stole the Sinclairs' house had plenty of time and space to pull off the colossal heist.
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A senior Republican legislator unwittingly became a poster child yesterday for one of the Obama Administration's key initiatives to improve science education.
"In high school, I had won the Bausch & Lomb science award, and I aspired to be a physics major in college," Representative Lamar Smith (R-TX) explained to attendees at the annual Forum on Science and Technology sponsored by AAAS (publisher of ScienceInsider). "Then, as a freshman, I took a physics class taught by the chairman of the department. … Looking to either side of me, I soon realized that I was sitting next to the future Einsteins of the world, and I wasn't one of them," said Smith. "That's a little how I feel today."
Smith's self-effacing story of why he had altered his career plans—he graduated from Yale in 1969 with a bachelor's degree in American studies and became a lawyer before entering politics—was clearly meant to disarm his audience. But it also served to reinforce a message delivered barely 1 hour earlier by John Holdren, President Barack Obama's science adviser.


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It's the moment five seasons in the making (and also one Pawnee year of planning and two hours of prep): Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler) is getting married to Ben Wyatt (Adam Scott)!
And although we're as excited as when The Office's Jim and Pam said "I do" — twice — we're a little worried about how the Parks and Recreation power couple will get their wedding together in a mere two hours after deciding to get hitched at the black tie gala to raise money for their park project. Will everything come together in time? TVGuide.com caught up with executive producer Mike Schur to find out about Thursday's eventful back-to-back episodes (airing 8:30/7:30c and 9/8c on NBC). Plus: Will Leslie finally get to build her park?read more
Body of Proof creator and executive producer Matthew Gross has made it no secret that his ABC drama has undergone quite a makeover during its 10-month hiatus. But should existing fans be worried that they'll be watching a completely new series when Season 3 premieres (Tuesday at 10/9c, ABC)?
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KaDee Strickland won't be away from your TV for long: The Private Practice alum has joined the cast of NBC's Bloodline.
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First in a two-part series of 'Making Of' featurettes for Identity Thief. Clip takes an in-depth look at the film while interviewing cast and crew.
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Jason Bateman and Melissa McCarthy lead an all-star cast in this hilarious blockbuster hit about an accounts rep who has one week to clear his name after a con artist steals his identity.
Jason Bateman and Melissa McCarthy lead an all-star cast in this hilarious blockbuster hit. Unlimited funds have allowed Diana to live it up on the outskirts of Orlando. There's only one glitch: she's financing her shopping sprees with an ID stolen from Sandy Patterson, an accounts rep who lives halfway across the U.S. With only one week to hunt down the con artist before his world implodes, the real Sandy Patterson is forced to extreme measures to clear his name.
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Some say Hollywood only has one idea at a time. This TV season, it seems that idea was introducing character's parents! From dastardly matriarchs (Revenge, Hawaii Five-0) to downright quirky parental units (New Girl), many of our favorite characters got some family time this fall. But that wasn't always a good thing.
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The Clothing Bank is in need of children's clothing, all sizes.
Volunteers needed to help with community dinners once a month. Sign up in Hosea Hall or contact Cindy Sullivan
When you shop for groceries, consider purchasing a box of crackers or a jug of non-refrigerated juice to contribute to The Food Bank. Bring it to church and put it on the stage and it will be taken to The Food Bank.
Gayle Box will be taking care of the Kroger Cards. She will be in the Parish Hall on Sundays between services for anyone needing a card. St. John's receives a percentage of all monies charged to these cards!
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St. John's is a community of faith centered on the person and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth, striving to reflect the command of our Lord that we love one another. In our worship and life together we intentionally welcome all people, care for one another, feed the hungry, tend the sick, and serve as a home for those seeking God's love.
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The Great Fifty Days of Easter is a season that is filled with the hope of the resurrection of Christ Jesus. Like the disciples on the road to Emmaus after the Lord's resurrection, we find ourselves with burning hearts to be the Church, carrying forth the mission and ministry of God's resurrected Son in our parish and beyond!
Much of our focus and energies during these first two years in ministry together have been focused upon strengthening and building up the Body of Christ within St. John's. Our change to two services on Sunday; a Rite II 8 AM celebration of the Holy Eucharist in St. Mary's Chapel, and a 10 AM Celebration of the Holy Eucharist in the church which alternates between Rites I and II has been very successful. Our weekly Sunday morning brunch has been a full and lively time of fellowship. Church attendance and membership have been growing at a steady pace, and we are experiencing a renewed sense of community—a community of faith that "Welcomes All, Regardless."
We have worked together on making our Sunday morning experience to be that of dynamic worship that is done with care and builds up the Body of Christ. Under the leadership of Bill Webber, our new Organist and Choirmaster, the choir has dramatically grown and has embraced the diversity of music so important to the membership of our church. Bill and I have been meeting regularly to review, critique, and strengthen our worship. The quality of singing and dedication of our Choir is outstanding! We have as well developed customaries (procedures and guidelines) for our Lectors, Acolytes, Chalice Bearers, Crucifers, Torchbearers, and Ushers. The participants of each of these groups of ministry have been meeting with me for both discussion and practice.
I am greatly encouraged by the faithfulness and accomplishments of the Wardens and Vestry members that you elected and with which I have had the privilege to work. We are now on the cusp of bringing the worship, pastoral care, and programs of St. John's to a new and exciting level. We must always remember that the Staff and Vestry are not called to simply serve some "institution" named St. John's, but rather support the ministry of Jesus Christ that we as the Body of Christ at St. John's have identified as our mission. Toward that end the Vestry and I are meeting on Saturday, May 11, with an outside consultant who will lead us through the process of developing a Three Year Strategic Plan for St. John's. This plan, which will take us to 2016, will examine and address all areas of our present mission and ministry, and outline where we hope to lead this church each year with measurable goals and objectives. All of our work will be in consultation with the membership of our parish and will be grounded in discernment and prayer.
I am very grateful as well for the support and work of Kathy Sparrow, our Parish Secretary. Kathy has worked for three rectors of St. John's and has been a great resource and support of my ministry on a daily basis. I am thankful as well for the continued ministry of teaching and celebrating of Father Jay Pierce. And I am very pleased to announce that The Reverend Nancy Farley will be taking a more active role in the life and ministry of St. John's. Mother Nancy has for many years been a popular Celebrant and Preacher at St. John's on Sundays, and has agreed to lead worship on Sundays if I am away, as well as join me on several Sundays each year to celebrate and preach.
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(AP) -- Just 10 weeks after her star-studded, made-for-TV wedding, reality starlet Kim Kardashian filed fordivorce Monday from NBA player Kris Humphries, citing irreconcilable differences.
"I hope everyone understands this was not an easy decision," said the "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star in a statement. "I had hoped this marriage was forever but sometimes things don't work out as planned."
The filing in Los Angeles County Superior Court provided few details, other than to state the couple have a prenuptial agreement that will dictate how they divide up their assets.
Kardashian is asking that both sides pay their own attorneys' costs and that a judge terminate Humphries' rights to spousal support.
Kardashian said she and Humphries "remain friends and wish each other the best."
Kardashian's divorce attorney, Laura Wasser, did not return aphone message seeking comment.
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When I was a research biochemist, I used to enjoy the occasions when I would meet someone new, perhaps in the pub, and they would ask me what I do for a living. Upon hearing the word 'biochemist', you could see their face turn to stone and the panic come over them in a wave as they tried to think of a follow up line that did not involve having to ask what a biochemist is or does. More often than not, this thinking time would rapidly become a tumbleweed moment and I wish I had never said the dreaded B word. Apparently though, if you are a genetic counsellor, rather than a tumbleweed moment, one of the common responses you get is, "so you tell people not to have children then?". And this is how the October Birmingham Café Scientifique started.
Organ donation is always an interesting discussion because it is one of those things that most people, if you were to ask them, do not seem to have an issue with and are generally very supportive of in the UK. And yet we have one of the lowest rates of organ donation in Europe. Why is this? To start to discuss these points, the first thing you need is someone who knows a thing or two about organ donation and the second is a suitable environment for honest and open discussion - welcome to the Birmingham Café Scientifique.
Fusion Reactors are about 40 years away! When I first heard this, I thought it was a reasonable and uncharacteristically honest estimate of the time it will take to develop an as yet untested technology into a reliable energy source for the future. As the discussion developed though, it became apparent that this was an in-joke amongst fusion scientists - the joke being that fusion reactors have always been and will always continue to be 40 years away!
It has been a strange week here at Thinktank Birmingham Science Museum. Without necessarily planning it this way, I seem to have spent a significant amount of time working with neuroscientists and psychologists, which inevitably leads to lots of discussions about the human brain. I have also been electrocuted and attacked by a giant millipede but it is the neuroscience that is actually more interesting.
Black Holes conjure up a variety of images for people. To some, they are beautiful, celestial objects that drift through the cosmos whilst to others they are fierce, destructive forces that seek out and destroy other worlds in an attempt to satisfy an insatiable appetite. To yet others, they are imaginary; made up by astronomers to fill gaps in what we think we know. To those people that came to the December Birmingham Café Scientifique, a new understanding of Black Holes was formed, that brought together current research from a variety of fields, in an evening that was entertaining and fascinating in equal measure.
Apparently I am not a gamer! Whilst I was obviously devastated to hear this at first, I was able to overcome my distress and continue with the Birmingham Cafe Scientifique earlier this month and to find out if games are changing the world.
I will be honest and say that I didn't really know what to expect from the evening; I didn't have any real idea about serious games are. There was something about the concept of games being serious that struck me as being potentially interesting and I am relieved to say that it was a really fascinating evening. It was early on in the evening when I made my faux pas and asked if 'Call of Duty' was the war-based equivalent of the games that I see Sheldon et al play on The Big Bang Theory. A) it is not, and B) if you don't know this then you are 'so not a gamer'. Mind you, if anyone is going to tell you that you are not a gamer, then the Director of Research, Prof Sara de Freitas, at the Serious Games Institute of Coventry University is probably one of the best people to be able to tell you this!
At first sight (no pun intended) this is a rather strange question to ask. We all know what we mean by colour and we all generally agree on which colours are which, in which case, how much discussion is there to be had on the subject of 'what is colour?' How wrong could I have been! This month's Birmingham Café Scientifique asked this very question and our guide for the night was Prof Tom Marsh of the University of Warwick, an astrophysicist by trade. Not only is the concept of colour very important to him professionally, but he also has a keen interest in the human psyche and our perceptions of colour.
I received my first complaint about the Birmingham Cafes Scientifique this month! One of the people who received my Email reminder felt quite strongly that I had made a grave error in judgement by inviting the Soil Association to come and talk to our informal gathering. Not only had I invited the Soil Association, but I had also invited their Director of Communications and she was therefore a 'poor choice of non-scientist'. The gentleman concerned made it quite clear in his Email that he would not be attending the propaganda based evening that I had clearly planned.
It is such a shame that biofuels have a bad name for themselves. Last week, at the monthly Birmingham Café Scientifique, we had an incredible evening with Prof Andreas Hornung from Aston University on the subject of biofuels and in particular, the technological and engineering advances that he has made, such that they are a very realistic alternative fuel of the future. What was particularly great to hear was that Aston University is very soon going to put into operation a biofuels reactor that will provide heat and power to the campus - in a significant way.
Several years ago, an unusual article appeared in the science journal Nature that caught my eye. It could have been the picture of the armadillo, or the word 'penis' (unusual in high end scientific literature!) that I noticed first, but the combination of the two was surely a recipe for a good story. It was an article about a research group that studied penis structure, using the armadillo as their model animal. Whilst the article was interesting, there was an entertaining section at the end on why armadillo was chosen as the model for this work; armadillos are found in the roadkill lining the highways of Florida.


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