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nicdagreek.typepad.com/my_weblog
My Weblog
My Weblog July 11, 2010 Setting the Record Straight Dear reader, I write this post only to address certain false statements and mischaracterizations raised by Netflix and their co-defendants in their recent briefs to the Federal Circuit requesting an en banc consideration of the question of defendant?s entitlement to attorney?s fees in patent cases. This blog seems like the natural place to put this explanation as it gets a decent amount of traffic from people that I care about
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blogs.sltrib.com/slcrawler/index.htm
blogs.sltrib.com - Salt Lake Crawler by Glen Warchol
Recent posts Onward into the fog Shurtleff: traveling salesman Desperately seeking fun in Provo GOP cannibalism Cap, control Obama? Unfamiliar Utah Settle it in swimsuits Huntsman's 'branding' problem A decent Mrs. Utah First Family values win over LDS Archives December 2007 January 2008 February 2008 March 2008 April 2008 May 2008 June 2008 July 2008 August 2008 September 2008 October 2008 November 2008 December 2008 January 2009 February 2009 March 2009 April 2009 May 2009 Bio
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alienspeaking.com/alienspeaking
Welcome to alienspeaking
alienspeaking: We combine hundreds of musical clips and beats, chuck in some turntablism, live instruments, lots of acapellas, more FX than is decent and then mix and perform live
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spiritsofeden.wordpress.com/about
About « The Spirits of Eden
The Spirits of Eden A blend of game design, banter and polytheism. About Legal Greater Spirit Games The World of Adel D&D Content About Wyatt Salazar is the online handle of Dennis N. Santana, writer, humorist and decent guy. You can find out more about Dennis? creative RPG works on the Greater Spirit Games page link in the blog header. You can contact Dennis at: wyattsalazar(at)gmail(dot)com. Feedback, collaborations, and just general friendly chit-chat are always welcome. Guest
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whatjailislike.com/strangeplace
I woke up in a strange place
Since'97. See also: a novel about a monkey. January 26, 2011 More letters home from Vietnam, mostly bitching about bus rides. (Previously, and also.) Crappy bus ride last night. They subsidize the cost of these (cheap) tickets, as I think I mentioned, by getting kick-backs from restaurant stops along the way and the hotel they drop you off at. (You don't have to stay there, but since it's 5:30am and you want to stumble into a real bed, you tend to be amenable to the first decent room on