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Name: Lord Malinov
driven by curiousity and an intense need for understanding, I strive to learn and express in every step of the marvelous journey that life is providing

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Saturday, July 09, 2005

What a night!

Cats spent most of the day with Tess, again. What a difference a year can make. Last fall, Tess had developed a severe distaste for my lady, even giving me an ultimatum that if I stayed with Cats, she would never see me again. Now she's almost more likely to seek out Cats than me. Girl stuff, you know.

So, while they were out gadding about, the boys and I did some serious gaming. Then, a carload of young teens shows up. And another. Soon, we're overrun with fourteen-year-olds. Parents start arriving, stopping for a while to chat. I think it was one before things really wound down. Nothing special, I suppose, party wise, except that it was completely impromptu. Just as I was ready to settle in for a quiet night, whamo. Silly Putty.

I helped Tess set up the canopy over her bed. Her room is absolutely lovely. She took some of my old albums and hung them on the wall, like posters. So cool. Things have really come together beautifully. The entire house is in use and the space flows incredibly well. I am a bit surprised. I never realized the potential of the place.

The deal in Oz is moving forward rapidly. I am anxious to get my hands on the $1M IP budget they are giving me. There is so much I can do with a good technology base. Work, work, work. If it wasn't all so fun, I'd be dying of it. I finished yet another TiVo patent yesterday, giving us a substantial portfolio already. I started negotiations with Tom Rodgers and his crew to discuss an acquisition. Next week, we'll talk to DirecTV, Comcast and some of the other major players.

The joys are endless.

The funniest thing, for me, is the moralizing of the Alcalde - he and the eX busted up two families, two marriages - there is no secret of that fact - and yet they claim to be better than their victims because they are "good Christian" people. Kinda like Toquemada. "I accuse you of heresy of thought, heresy of deed . . .

Enjoy,

Malinov

posted by: Malinov at 08:43 | link | comments (2) |

Comments:

#1 09 July 2005 - 15:35

Impromptu gatherings are the best. There is no stress or pre-party jitters. Or maybe women only have those. Are we the sex more apt to spaz over social catastrophes? I think maybe we are.

I know many "good Christian people" as maliciously sinful as a human being can be. If I believed in hell, I'd swear they'll be right there beside me.