on right now at the Toronto International Centre.

I'm looking at the Trail-Lite, Class C at the Hitch House near Orillia. The picture on the right is the 21 foot. I think I'd get the 23 foot or maybe the 28. My wife thinks the 21 foot is too small. The 21 is mid-70s. The 23 is mid-80s. The 28 is mid-90s.

The 28 foot Trail-Lite

What do I like about the Trail-Lite? Seat belts for seven people, already have 4 with one on the way. I'd be nice to take along the cousins too! The bunk bed above the cabin is a must. Lot's of bed space is nice too!

My plan is to take the RV to Marineland four times per year. Once a year to Disneyland (or similar). To African Lions Safari, Windsor, Bass Lake (near Cobalt) and wherever else.

Potty Training: Learning how to step in pee.

Let me thank the Linksys team for putting together such a great set of home networking products. Just installed a third computer at home today. It's XP Professional with IIS and SQL Server 2000.

Some interesting commentary on a Canadian embarrassment. Just remember, nobody has a monopoly on bad politicians, Canada has its share too. IMCDN.

Let me introduce the world to Bob Ray, Mike Harris, Mel Lastman and Shiela Copps to begin with.

Opencola in the news

This is a reprint of an article from last week, now on the CNN website. Good stuff! Opencola now needs to follow up on this publicity, rather than stand around hoping the money will fall into their hands.

Here's some further publicity from the Demo conference.

• Surprising Trends at Demo
• Demo 2003 Takes Aim at the Enterprise

Great all around publicity for Butterfly.net, IBM and Sony? This is the sort of publicity that everybody needs to think about. From reading about this grid, you might get the impression of rows of blade computers.

724 Solutions and 1X, two of my recent startups have been unable to generate any buzz. I just can't figure this one out. How can you spend thousands and millions of dollars and not generate any publicity.

Another security whole in the email infrastructure. Let's get something straight. The problem does not lie in sendmail or Outlook or Exchange. The problem lies in the POP3, IMAP and SMTP protocols. What we need is a new Internet mail protocol that is secure.

I just don't get it. Why? Why are heroes prosecuted when they attempt to profit from their heroism?

I think the problem is that people can't differentiate between monetizing and bad ethics.

I thank Mr. Moose for showing the initiative to profit from his heroism. Take care of your family and create your own generational wealth. You deserve it. You are a hero.

Another great idea using XML.

also NewsML.

The Internet sports gaming market continues to be one of the few high growth areas of the economy.

Very frustrating! Three years ago, I helped start an Internet sports gaming company called 1X Inc. The company continues to struggle, even in a high-growth market. Another failure in my books.

I'm shutting this down. It'll reappear at a new URL very soon. It was running on my laptop, which caused my keyboard to heat up. I'm transferring it to a server in my basement.

Most of the Earth is threatened with daily terrorism. We are so fortunately to live in countries where conflicts are fought abroad.

Click the map to enlarge it. You can see Davao as the most south-east city on the map.

My wife was born in the Philippines and has not returned since she left at 5 years old. We are likely going to take a trip out there, once the terrorism subsides.

War begets war begets war. Once the ball starts rolling, it's justification for everybody to jump onto the bangwagon.

By the way, that's the kurdistan flag, or so I assume. Fact is, I like new countries. They bring out ethnic pride and highlight new cultures.

So Mac is a better Windows than Microsoft? Think about that for a few seconds. Is Pepsi a better Coke than Coca-Cola or are they a better Cola than Coke?

Mac is not a better OS than Windows, rather they are a better Windows than Microsoft. Who wins? Microsoft!

Let's just fire a few missiles into a refugee camp. An eye for an eye. An old story. We bomb you, you bomb us, we bomb you, etc.

If I were president of Israel, I'd move to Canada. If I were anybody in Israel, I'd move to Canada. If I were Palestinian, I'd move to Canada.

Cool! I'd love to be there. David's one of my heroes.

But... June 9th is my son Brayden's 3rd birthday and my wife is expecting to deliver my third child, second daughter, named Celest on June 10th. Celest is one of the only children that were named three years before they were born. Shortly after my son Brayden was born, we decided that if the next child was a girl, she'd be named Celest. And the doctors agree she's a girl.

Wow, Linux is at 6% market share in Asia :(

At this rate, they'll knock off Windows before my grandchildren are dead. 

Nolan for McCauley, Boyes and a 1st rounder.

This is the same trade that has been rumoured for a week. I like the trade. Gives Toronto a shot at the cup this year.  We gave up little in return. McCauley has lots of potential, but has guarded against another concussion. Boyes is a long-shot prospect. Toronto's 1st rounder is basically an early 2nd rounder.

It's great to see a wealthy Canadian owner stepping in. If Melnyk buys the Sens, you know they will continue to exist in Ottawa and that their is no chance of moving closer to Toronto, his home. Whereas, if Paul Allen got his way, they would be in the Seattle area ASAP.

I was at the game Monday night with my friend Dave McLauchlin. He sourced the tickets. Same guy I went with to the Senators game in Ottawa last month.

The recent change of ownership at Maple Leaf Gardens has heightened the misunderstanding of who actually owns the Leafs. The Ontario Teachers Penson Plan Board owned 49% of the team before the change of ownership and 58% afterwards. The Globe and Mail nows owns 15%, TD Capital 14% and Tanenbaum owns 13%.

Can you pick the shuttle Columbia's left wheel from its right wheel?

My Big Brother Microsoft has stepped in the doo-doo again.

I'd love to hear this one out. Maybe these guys are just trying to make a buck, maybe not. If anybody buys the article, then please tell me the meat.

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A new player in the platform market, or should I say the return of an old player. I haven't heard from SCO in many years.

We are finding new moons. Next new planets. New suns. New species. Good work to all involved.

Unfortunately, we'll all be dead in 22 billion years.

724's Alerts moving forward. Spread the word.

I was one of three original programmers on the Alerts team, with Roman Kulyk and Mike Lepenna. Eventually, I took over the team when I became department manager of content server development at 724 Solutions. We eventually purchased Spy-On-It from Chicago. The alerts products were reorganized under the new Spy-On-It team and I left 724 shortly afterwards.

Roman and Mike wrote the original Alerts Generator in Java. I wrote the Message Manager in C++. We were using a product by Yrless to dispatch the wireless SMS alerts. We eventually purchased Yrless. The good old days. It's funny that they use the same names today to describe the next generation applications.

New scientist always produces the coolest articles.

This is one on an alternate fuel for America's transportation fleet. Unfortunately, Bush has already laid the plans for hydrogen engines. I wonder if the U.S. government will change their tune. 

I'm quite amazed at the extent of the Web Services chasm. Since 1998, I've heard a lot about specs, but not much else. Look at Amazon's Web Services for a what can be done.

sourced from Alec's .LOG

The scare created by Slammer is worse than its byte.

All of a sudden, programmers are actually checking their code for potential buffer overflows. This is leading to an increase in the amount of bug patch releases. Or should I say virus protection patches.

cool Jupiter pictures

I'm quite excited that 724 is actually putting the buzz back in their marketing. This is great stuff.

I was always disappointed in Alistair Rennie's approach to marketing 724 Solutions. He promised the world, was a great talker, but actions were not his forte. Things have really turned for the best since he and Karen left. This train is finally on track.

The dude is live again! It was a very frustrating week, with the first Dude server going dead and then troubles with the second Dude server.

Klez may be #1, but my ISP has blocked it. Hurray to NetNation! I think I finally have an ISP worth keeping. Actually, they don't provide me connectivity, Rogers Comm. does. NetNation handles my email and hosting.

Insignia for STS-107. The lost Columbia crew.

If you install comet-cursor, then the cursor on this blog changes to the Canadian maple leaf. Pretty cool, eh! The cursor will stay until this blog entry falls off my home page.

WiFi must be one of the "burst words" of the year. The concern of WiFi security is the same debate that took place only a few years ago with cable broadband security.

With cable broadband, computers on the same cable trunk could see each others packets. The security concerns of cable broadband still exist and have not been sufficiently addressed.

GO! Leafs! GO!

Sundin-Roberts-Mogilny
Antropov-Nolan-Renberg
Tucker-Green-Corson
Domi-Reichel-Hoglund (or Fitzgerald)

Svehla-Kaberle
McCabe-Wesley
Lumme-Berg (or Belak)

Belfour-Kidd

Jimmy Carter's thoughts on the war. I don't think Bush is going to like reading this. 

Carter presents an extremely anti-war view, backing the peace-sayers and slaming Bush and his friends.

cool!

An image of what's to come in the world of video files sharing. What out Hollywood!

This is just a funny publicity stunt! Must read.

The jist is that someone is building an Ark, as in Noah's Ark, to protect the human race from the coming flood. The Ark is up top a mountain with a ramp leading downward.

All will be revealed on April 15th.

myRSS generate an RSS feed for almost any news site.

Blogs truly are ripe. The trick is to figure out where you want to be when this Tornado takes off. Positioning is very important.

Tony Perkins is one of the first entrepreneurs to attempt to monetize blogs beyond simple blog hosting and blogger tools.

Dr Pepper have always produced original publicity stunts. They now have a plan to release a new drink called 'Raging Cow' using the blogging phenomena.

Added a new section to Dude that captures forward and backward references from a blog.

My sons been sick since Friday, so it's cut a lot into the amount of time I've spent on Dude. 

Although I'm pro-peace, I don't think this should affect anyone's decision as to the real issue of whether we should go to war. This speaks of America's class system and how it protected the children of the rich during Vietnam. This also speaks to the bias of America's media who failed to adequately report this to the American electorate.

Let's go BLOGS! Great article for all the bloggers out there. We made it thru the Chasm. Now onto the Tornado.

Let's start with bad press is almost always better than no press. The author gives a horrible review of Opencola.

But, it doesn't take much to refute the author's arguments. First, he suggests that the product requires too much re-thinking on part of the employees. Second, he suggests the P2P element will scare off managers.

The review is not over-positive, but rather honestly positive. I see the book has cracked the top 1000 at Amazon. I'd read it, but I think I'll wait for the audio CD version.

Not laziness. I don't read long text anymore, cause there is just too much stuff I want to read. Give me the abridged audio version and I can listen to it while I drive to work.

Top Shareholders

• Telia Sonera 6.4m
• Austin Ventures 4.8m
• BMO 3.9m
• Greg 3.2m

Salaries

• Sims $465k US
• Gassman $279k US
• Costolo $635k US
• Basian $395k US
• Erickson $550k US
• Rennie $397k US
• Klante $445k US

Blogger is quite insecure, according to this and other articles, but that won't change under Google. As the holes in blogger are fixed, the hackers will find more holes. Blogger's approach is typical and very effective. Ignore security during the prototyping and early stages. Then when you get adequate funding, you reconsider its priority.

Bush Sr on Jr's issues at hand.

I find it hard to believe that Sr is talking publicly on his son's leadership. But, if true, this would be quite an interesting turn.

News on 724 alerts

It's good to see this partnership with CSC pick up some momentum and the steady stream of publicity of late is a bonus. I think they've turned the corner.

David Winer resigns from Userland?

I guess it's true, cause he posted a link on his own blog. I didn't see this coming. I wonder where this leaves the bloguiverse?

Something weird happened today. I incorporated a new company online. Actually, I did the name-search myself online, then submitted the incorporation papers online. I got the certificate of incorporation this morning. Less than 24 hours after I submitted them. It took about an hour to submit the papers.

War against Spam

The War against Spam is just heating up. Email providers are beginning to use anti-spam and anti-viral features to attrack customers. This will go a long way towards cleaning up my 100-200 emails per day problem. I actually only get a dozen or two non-spam emails, less than the amount of email scams. And I also get one or two email viruses per week.

Linus Torvalds discusses the SCO v IBM complaint

Linus rejects the notion that Linux would not be an enterprise OS without IBMs help. SCO claimed that IBM shared proprietary knowledge of the UNIX OS to help improve Linux.

Just finished the first draft of the Dude bar. Looking for feedback, especially bugs. You can download the Beta here.

Click the thumb for an enlarged view. Best clarity when it is maximized. See the bottom right of the toolbar for the Dude bar.

• Star Dudes
• The Bad Dudes Strike Back
• Return of the Dude
• Phantom Dude

My wife's pick. Good movie, for a chic-flic. Better than fear-dot-stupid.

I watched this with my wife, daughter-to-be, daughter and son. Kids were bored. Both, my wife and I enjoyed it. My daughter-to-be kicked me for the first time. 

By the way, my daughter, expected June 9th will be named Celest. Fun!

I don't watch many movies, but today I was at Swiss Chalet and we got their dinner and a movie deal (not much of a deal). A stop by Blockbuster video and we picked up one movie for the kids, one for my wife and one for me. I don't think I've watched a movie in over a month. The last movie I watched at the theatre was Star Wars - Episode I.

I bought the AI movie a month or two ago. That would be the last movie I watched. The movie is great until the scene where the kid sits underwater for 000s of years. They should have stopped there. Then it gets boring. What i appreciate about the movie is the robots love of his mother, similar to my son's love of his mom, my wife.

Good news from NASA

They are planning the next shuttle flight for as early as the fall, but not before they uncover the cause of the recent disaster.

I was afraid it would be more than a year and maybe two before the next shuttle launched. 

I can't find the reasons the 5 claims were thrown out. If anybody finds anything, then please send them my way.

The companies that have already settled with Stambler are Openware, First Data and Certicom. Omnisky was also sued, but went bankrupt before Stambler got any money.

Refing

The penalties in this game were debatible. McCabe obstruction penalty happens about 50-100 times per game. How can you call one of them and not the other few dozen instances? In the 80s, it was always a joke that their was an unheard of penalty called 2 minutes for being a Leaf. The league has resurrected the penalty over the last few weeks.

Reasoner

Actually, bad refing is an overall problem, not just a Leaf problem. Marty Reasoner got a penalty for diving tonight against Dallas. He was on a break-away and was clearly pulled down by Zubov. Should have been a penalty shot, but instead the ref called it diving. The fans boo-ed the refs for a good minute straight. The refs deserved it.

Too bad for Dean McAmmond. The Flames and the league are at fault here. Somebody at the league should have reviewed the trade for compliance with league trading rules. Somebody on the Flames should have done the same. It's not like there's thousands of trading rules.

Registered for anacubis, but couldn't find any pages where I could download it. Must be a restrictive beta. The way Google has structured its Google API, it's difficult to provide an interesting client application with unrestrictive downloads.

While at AC Nielsen I'll be converting this application to dotNET.

Quote from the article

"It may seem a little crazy to be out here pretending we are on Mars..."

Yep, it does!

Do I have to say anything else? How about another clever quote.

Each day we don our homemade space suits - with helmets cleverly made out of rubbish bins - and go out on EVAs or extra vehicular activity. Like real Martian explorers, we enter an airlock before emerging outside.

Ah, that explains it! They are in Utah.

I really hope cooler heads will prevail. France, Russia, Britain and the U.S. have shown nothing but stubborness and an inability to negotiate fairly. It's their way or the highway. The last time such stubborness played on the world stage, the result was the demise of the League of Nations and the start of World War II.

The words of William Lyon Mackenzie King, Prime Minister of Canada on the actions of the League of Nations.

"collective bluffing cannot bring collective security"

I re-iterate his words more than sixty years later.

As ATI challenges Nvidia for graphics chip king-of-the-hill, Godzilla's shadow darkens ATI's future.

I love the metaphor of Intel as Godzilla looking onto the battefield as ATI and Nvidia fight it out. ATI and Nvidia unaware of Godzilla's presence.

Why would a team that is several points out of the playoffs, make so many short term moves, trading money for players at the trading deadline, in some kind of weird play that is more typically of a team trying to win the Stanley Cup then make the playoffs?

Gilmour expected back for the first round of the playoffs

We got some great news yesterday. Gilmour may be back in time for the time for the start of the playoffs.

The stars are lining up. With a little luck, the boys will give a good shot to bringing home Mr. Stanley.

I'm drinking about one half to one liter of Five Alive per day. It's my substitute for my usual high consumption of the three evil drinks; beer, coffee and cola.

Favorite beers are Upper Canada Dark and Rickards Red. Coffee is Tim Horton's. Cola is Coke, A&W and Dr Pepper. I like Cherry Coke too!

Buffer overflow

Another buffer overflow problem. This time, it's Sun's ONE Application Server.

Sun ONE = Architecture, Platform, Expertise, Vision and buffer overflows :)

Tim, get some better programmers. If you struggle with XML, then you have real problems. I amazed a lot of people this last year by setting up an Amazon or Google client using their SOAP (a.k.a. XML) APIs in minutes.

Tim graduated from a farmer's college, U of Guelph, so he may have an excuse :) I am truly joking, my sister went to UofG also.

This film was delayed for six-months because of the DC sniper. It's now going to be one of the biggest film gates ever. It opens April 4th.

Related, Lee Boyd Malvo, the younger partner in the sniper dual has been writing excerts from movie "The Matrix." Two "The Matrix" sequels are scheduled for release this year.

Another park that we'll be visiting monthly during the summer months. Guess why?

Yes, it's around the corner from Marineland Canada, my daughter and son's favorite place in the whole world.

This is the press release from the UN announcing resolution 1441 with the full-text of the resolution attached.

I wonder if President Bush would agree that his administration did not comply with paragraph 10 of resolution 1441.

If the inspectors leave, then war is a certainty. I think we are days away from war. 

I've considered lately that the U.S. Administrations unwillingness to negotiate has nothing to do with Iraq. Iraq is an easy target, one that is being used to teach a lesson to North Korea. 

Some news from my x-company. In fact, two press releases in one day.

• 724 Solutions introduces X-treme Mobility Gateway 2.2
• 724 Solutions partners with ZTE for the China Market

It's the first day of the CTIA Wireless 2003 Show in New Orleans.  

Now that's pie in the face of the U.S. Administration. With this new information, surely the U.S. must back down on their threat of war.

Much of the American anti-Iraq talk over the last few months has been based on documents that were obvious forgeries.

1. Slashdot
2. techdirt
3. Kuro5hin
4. Gizmodo
5. Reiter's

In-game comments

I'm just tuning in for the start of the second period. Leafs are winning 1-0 on a goal by Mogilny, assisted by Berg. They outshot the Isles 8-1 in the first period. Leafs started the 2nd well with four shots in the first minute, all Dipietro saves. Nolan makes it 2-0 on the power play.

Leafs were playing very defensively, too defensively in the first half of the third. Isles scored, now 2-1. Now 2-2. Great pass by Reichel to put Nolan in all along who shelved it for a power play goal. 3-2. Tied 3-3. Arggg!

The Leafs dominated the game, except for the first 10 minutes of the third period. Belfour had another bad game, letting in a real softy to allow the Isles back into the game. That's ok, he had a great game last time out.

For the first time in my life, I cooked fish (if you don't count pre-battered fish sticks). I'm not much a fan of fish, but I'm getting older. It wasn't very tasty. I broiled it.

I'm more of a hamburger (beer), chicken (beer), pork (beer) and roast (beer) type of person.

I just got approval from Google to have my daily query limit increased to 10,000 per day. That should be enough to begin making some serious client applications.

I'll come up with a new version of Juice that supports this increase in the next week or two.

A less informed view on the SCO v IBM complaint. The author argues that SCO wasn't robbed of marketshare because its the low cost of Linux that made it popular and that SCO's Unix could not have captured similar share. This argument does not hold any legal merit.

Assumption: IBM did move technology from Unix to Linux, otherwise this debate is meaningless. I don't know if this is true or not, but I'd love to know the answer.

With this assumption, it doesn't matter if Linux stole market share, it only matters that they stole intellectual property. Given such, the compaint is warranted. Without question. And Linux-64 would increase in price from $0 to $149 per server processor.

A very well written piece on the coming of war and the U.S.

I haven't figured out where I fit into the war in Iraq debate. Surely Saddam deserves his fate. France is acting like France shortly before World War II. Russia is sitting on the sidelines, acting like they are not a world power. The U.S. is war mongering. We are trading economy for ideology.

@chuck e cheese w/ kids. sent via mobile.

Actually, only the first line was sent via mobile, the rest and picture I touched up afterwards.

Chuck E Cheese is a good ground for finding out bad parents and good parents. Some parents will watch their kids bully other kids and do nothing about it. Other parents will let their children run wild without any supervision.  

The remarks made by the president at the onset of the attacks on Iraq. Video also.

First time I heard the word "Blog" mentionned on TV. My daughter was watching this show (YTV) when I happened to be in the room cleaning by son's peepee in the family floor.

The show spent the time to explain what a blog was and how it could be used. Didn't watch more than a minute or two.

No more thick red books by Dr. Grimes and his crew? One of my favorite books was by Wrox press; Professional Dcom Programming by Richard Grimes.

I've tried many techniques for busting spam. I tried ignoring the emails. That didn't work. I tried unsubscribing. That didn't work either. I've even had some spam delivered to me that said I had opted-into receiving email from them. The email address was webmaster@kbcafe.com, or similar. I don't use this address, but I make it available on my website for feedback. So how did I opt-in?

Great blog from any Iraqi living in Baghdad. He talks about about driving around the city before the attack and the bombing. He also has a great anti-War rant.

Must read!

Another great war blog, The Agonist.

Qusay and his father on right.

Related headlines

• Saddam Son Qusai to Lead Baghdad Defense

Will the real Saddam please stand up?

The American now doubt they have killed Saddam.

Anti-aircraft fire and tracers have begun illuminating the sky above Baghdad.

Bombs have landed. The attack is well under way. Buildings are smoking. A few more bombs have landed.

Great coverage by Nic Robertson on CNN TV.

Turkey backs the U.S.. The northern front will primarily be pushed by the Iraqi Kurds and/or Turkey with some support from the Americans. The Americans will likely use the Turkey airspace for bombing runs to more central Iraqi targets and is not expected to drop large amounts of troops into northern Iraq.

It should be remembered that the Kurds would like their own country, Kurdistan and Turkey fears such a state as the entire eastern part of Turkey is dominated by Kurds.

Two patriots knocked two al Samounds out of the sky. Two more al Samouds missed their targets, the U.S. forces' main logistic center in the Kuwaiti desert. The al Smounds replaced the Scud from the last Iraq war. The Scud was a much better missile with longer ranges. Of course, these numbers are subject to manipulation by the propaganda machines.

Click the pic to enlarge.

Great animations. It's worth a peek. The pic on the left is a still of one of the animations. There's a few animations and a half dozen or so great stills.

I just got some SPAM that uses the weblogs XML feeds to extract email addresses in order to deliver SPAM. The item is actually a study on blog links. Which is somewhat of interest, but still unappreciated.

This would be a great channel for deliver information to the middlemen in a Word of Mouth compaign.

The league and refs are selectively applying the rules. This makes it very difficult on the players. The McCabe incident is not what we normally term diving. Unfortunately, Bettman and his crew don't know enough about hockey to know differently.

Tonight McCauley for San Jose got a penalty for holding. If that's holding, then I'm blind, he simply played his man physically and very well. On another play, McGillis got called for holding, he slightly held up his man on the rush. If McGillis' play is holding, then there's a penalty on every rush in the NHL.

The problem is not the players, the divers, etc. The problem is the league officiating. It's horrible. This is the worst season of reffing I've ever seen. It's unpredictable.

Demonstration around the world, in Canada and the U.S.A.. Great pictures, video on the Chicago Tribune webpage.

• More than 200000 protest against Iraqi war in Athens: organisers
• USWAR/Anti-war demonstrations staged worldwide
• Two killed as thousands protest around the world
• Four killed in Yemen during anti-war protest

Iraqi soldiers continue to surrender in droves. Some great pictures there.

Pic from AlJazeera.net. No those aren't soldiers, just a family looking for refuge.

Here a few Kurdistan websites.

• http://www.kurdistan.org/
• http://www.akakurdistan.com/
• http://www.puk.org/
• http://www.kdp.pp.se/
• http://www.krg.org/

great live video from Bahdad on CNN right now

you can hear the bomber approaching, then the bomb hits its target, then the anti-aircraft fire, too late!

Pic on left: Check out the blast and the mushroom on the right of the blast!

great slide show of pic from A.P. and another from Reuters, check it out! Yahoo! has great pix all around.

more surrender stories

• Iraqis Surrender _ Even to Journalists
• Hundreds of Iraqis eagerly surrender

Did you hear that? The rattling? The rattling of the North Koreans boots. Don't f with Godzilla unless you're willing to deal with him in your backyard.

The more I hear about North Korea, the more I realize that the war on Iraq has more todo with rattling North Korea, than removing Saddam Hussein. 

Once again, Toronto has 9 power plays against. Players are now diving left-and-right against the Leafs, knowing that with Toronto's reputation, some refs will call the penalty against the Leafs everytime.

Here we go! We decided to go to the Hitch House today.

Good chance that we'll buy. I don't know if I'll take a new one off the lot, one that is already ordered or order one on my own.