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Not sure really. I have read GL since inception, post occasionally. I read some of the articles, but mostly read the documentation in the form of court filings, interviews and other things, where I can see who said or wrote exactly what. For instance, in the most recent article, really just a listing of exhibits of Novell vs. Microsoft, I found one (forgot the exhibit number) deposition of Bill Gates that was quite fascinating. Either this...

So Cahn can pick whatever case he wants to proceed with and Gross will rubber stamp it.   Not really. Gross will give Cahn the benefit of any doubt. There have to be grounds for lifting the stay over SCO's objection. I think SUSE's grounds are not so strong that Gross can't deny the relief.   Cahn has indicated that he'd like to proceed with SCO's case against IBM while IBM's...

IV has slowed right down again hasn't it.

>>> Writ of Mandamus <<<   Nice fantasy, but I liked Dio's fantasies better. He had a powerful dragon in his stories. Somehow, it seems more plausible that a mythical creature will come down, burp, and turn something into a pile of cinders, than for the district court to get Gross to do his job, and require the periodic reports listed in statutes.   Note however, that I would be...

Different countries have a very different view of what constitutes extreme weather.   Right now I am in Thailand, where a three hour torrential downpour depositing 100mm of rain would probably not merit a mention in the papers.  On the other hand, large areas in Mae Hong Son province have just been declared disaster areas on account of the cold (see  this report if you do not believe me).  I cannot find a...

defendant vs plaintiff? I am not a lawyer and have not legal credentials msg 96018

Thank you to Steve728 and all the others who replied. Video Download Helper worked perfectly once I found my way around the software. Kenneth Dew msg 96024

>> Somehow I have doubts about the collapse of the world financial order as "the good thing". << No one is implying that an international financial collapse would be a good thing. Just that perhaps Steve Norris and his associates might have had something to do with the impending disaster. Who facilitated the crazy scheme to build all those fancy off-shore islands for billionaires? Who were the middlemen...

>>The Danish parliament today passed legislation which will give police sweeping powers of "pre-emptive" arrest and extend custodial sentences for acts of civil disobedience.<< >>Under the new powers, Danish police will be able to detain people for up to 12 hours whom they suspect *might* break the law in the near future. Protesters could also be jailed for 40 days under the hurriedly drafted...

> The burden is on SCOX to assemble the evidence it needs to prove its copyrights and the infringement. There is some sense to that, but it also seems unfair. For example, I say you illegally copied my novel, and I want to see everything you ever wrote. Okay, but shouldn't I have to prove that I even wrote a novel? If not, couldn't I just harass you, or anybody else, endlessly? > Again, you want to cut to the chase....