Ballmer (and Microsoft) still doesn't get the iPad

"The operating system is called Windows," claimed Steve Ballmer when asked about Microsoft's plans for the tablet/slate/pad form factor at the company's annual Financial Analyst Meeting on Thursday. He expressed dismay at the iPad's strong sales figures, "[Apple has] sold certainly more than I'd like them to have sold," he said. Ballmer then promised that Windows-powered devices will be shipping ...

Commonwealth Games spots at stake in Toronto

Athletes competing at the Canadian Track and Field Championships in Toronto are chasing more than just national titles this weekend. They are also trying to earn berths on the Commonwealth Games team.

Optimism Misplaced Yet Again

I had keenly anticipated this year's World Cup finals for more than two years. You may imagine my excitement, therefore, as the tournament finally began--and my disappointment when it became clear that the games would be unwatchable on my television set.

3 state Supreme Court justices seek re-election

OLYMPIA - Washington state Supreme Court Justice Richard Sanders is no stranger to controversy, and his bid to seek a fourth term has led to an unusually spirited campaign that may extend beyond next month's primary.

Are You Still a Bengals Fan? May I Ask Why?: An Editorial Response

Upon perusing the CBSSports.com sports headlines, I stumbled upon National Columnist Gregg Doyel's article titled With T.O. Aboard, Are You Still a Bengals Fan?  May I Ask Why? .  Upon reading the article, I felt compelled to respond.  I wrote him an email in response.  I figured I would post my response here for others to read. I encourage you to first read his article, or at least enough of it ...