Appleton v. Intergraph et al and Robins Air Force Base

The government made Intergraph "the government" and assigned them to
tasks they were not authorized to do. When the government makes a corporation "the government" can the government then be sued under the Sherman Act? See my argument here.

See also my response to Intergraph's motion to dismiss, here.

I'm currently working on a formal complaint to be filed with Robins AFB, the FBI, Attorney General, OSI, Congress Ethics Committee, GAO and other agencies. This will force a formal investigation, or the case will end up in the Court of Federal Claims if Robins AFB fails to act on the complaints.

Chatting With 13WMAZ

by colleen @ 20:25 on April 16, 2008. Filed under 13WMAZ, Media

I had to laugh.  I mean really laugh [inside] and not say anything.

I had a run-in with 13WMAZ people tonight. We chatted.  We talked about their Web site.  We talked about their project they were working on.  They asked me if they could take my picture.

Um…no…LOL!

Smile 13WMAZ you are on candid blog.  Thanks for letting me help you out with your stage props tonight.  That was fun. 

Maybe next time if I have make up and a better hairdo, I’ll let you take my picture.  Good luck on your project!  Be sure to get that camera fixed.

By the way…I liked your crew.  They were sweet.

Let’s do an interview about Robins Air Force Base some day.

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