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Greetings sports fans. First I want to thank everyone who sent their good wishes. This was probably the toughest week I've ever had. I came through it stronger, but changed. Not sure how much I want to write about it, but I did want to acknowledge, as soon as I possibly could, that it meant a lot to have so much support. Just got home a few minutes ago. One step at a time.  

Things to check out.. 

Wired reports on a deep linking controversy at NPR. Cory Doctorow says the NPR ombudsman is either a liar or a fool. 

The Register says a decision is coming soon on the British Telecom patent on hypertext linking.  

Gary Reback: "The chief suit responded. 'OK,' he said, 'maybe you don't infringe these seven patents. But we have 10,000 U.S. patents. Do you really want us to go back to Armonk and find seven patents you do infringe? Or do you want to make this easy and just pay us $20 million?"  

     

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