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The desperate search for the little boy. How police finally trakd them down. And too sexy . Drama on the dance floor. The judges calling rumer too raunchy. Its a ballroom not a bedroom. Did her bootylicious dance do too far . What shes saying. What about her dad . And good morning, america. What about her dad . Lara . He wasnt there last night. Maybe he knew it was coming. Bruce willis. Her dad, im sure, had something to say. Michael strayhan just had something to say about it. They do it all the time pip dont know whats more sexy. The judges had a lot to say. Well i had no problem. There you ...

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see my "final pretrial Twitter thread"). I'm not like those New Year's resolutioners starting to smoke again a week later. This post is not about the trial itself or the antitrust matters involved, but about suspicious social media activity of the astroturfing kind. It's publicly discoverable that Epic Games founder and CEO Tim Sweeney and I follow each other on Twitter, and sometimes retweet or like each other's tweets. Other than that, I don't know him and I'm 100% independent from Epic. I have my own app store issues. In recent weeks there's been quite some suspicious activity on Twitter. ...

see my "final pretrial Twitter thread"). I'm not like those New Year's resolutioners starting to smoke again a week later. This post is not about the trial itself or the antitrust matters involved, but about suspicious social media activity of the astroturfing kind. It's publicly discoverable that Epic Games founder and CEO Tim Sweeney and I follow each other on Twitter, and sometimes retweet or like each other's tweets. Other than that, I don't know him and I'm 100% independent from Epic. I have my own app store issues. In recent weeks there's been quite some suspicious activity on Twitter. ...

Thursday, November 7, 2013 Senators appear determined to take measures against deceptive demand letters by patent trolls The current U.S. patent reform debate involves many different proposals, but most of them aren't closely related to the specific problem of "patent trolls", which merely serve as a bogeyman and pretext in some respects. One such example is the Goodlatte "Innovation Act", which received mixed reactions at a Congressional hearing last week. Today the United States Senate (to be precise, the Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety, and Insurance, which is part of t...