It's good that the original article was inaccurate.  I was about to commit myself from never buying music legally again in protest.  I think it's foolish that the record industry is fighting this.  As long as the technology exists to personally recreate products of identical quality and design, it's going to be hard to prevent people from downloading music.  Also, as long as I continue to read the signs at Walmart that tell me the recording industry receives royalties from every CD-R I buy, I'm not letting it get to me.

All in all, instead of fighting this, it's time for the record industry to embrace it.  Use the internet as an outlet for creativity and explore alternative measures to earn money from the music.  Maybe we could bring back vinyl or something.

Is she that pageant queen girl?  I happened to see that episode last night by fluke last night.  It was pretty retarded.

tough game to start the tournament.  Good thing we're in a division with Denmark though.

Because $13 million is a lot of money.  I'm sure he doesn't have that kind of money just kicking around to waste on buying his own album from the label.  Not only that, but he has a contractual obligation to release albums under the label.  He's not legally allowed to release anything under the GNR name through another method.  Unless, of course, they're "accidental" leaks.

EDIT: I obviously started this post before James posted.

I have my doubts that he'll be playing once the suspension is over.  If the Isles release him, which they might do after giving him a leave of absence, he'll probably be blackballed throughout the league, much like Marty McSorley.