I'm thinking of doing what I consider to be something evil. I'm considering canceling my subscription to my daily newspaper. Now, that's a tough call to make when you work for a publishing company that has been ravaged by people who have gone online to do, well, everything. It's one of the reasons why the magazines you read aren't the 200 pages they used to be. But back to the newspaper. the baseball season kicked off, and I like to read the box scores in the morning while I eat breakfast. Except, my newspaper has decided to run about two box scores and give summaries for the rest. What?! I like to see who is doing well, and not just the guys on my fantasy team. So now I have to log onto my computer and get the results. Perhaps this is only natural, since that's where I get most of my news, too. It seems that whatever I read in the newspaper, I've already read it online. Perhaps it's because I sit in front of a computer all day long as part of my job and then I log in at night to see how those fantasy teams are doing, among other things. Am I addicted? Probably not, but it seems after a weekend of being away from the computer, I want to log on and see my mail and anything exciting going on. And I'm not even of the generation that can't be connected to something electronically 24 hours a day.