Thanks to the translations of Prof.

I too like the graphics and concept for your blawg. This past week I noticed a number of blog posts discussing the need to remember the target audience of your blog when you are designing. I can hear lawyers saying now — a website called Patent Barista with graphics concept of coffee and condiments. Puh! Our law firm shouldn’t have a website like that — it’s unprofessional. Although your blog might not appeal to lawyers — I’m sure your target clientele, inventors, appreciate the creativty. I’ve added you to my blog roll and look forward to reading more from you in the future.

It’s called Patent Pod, described as “Case law summaries, and audio files presenting the court opinions, from Arizona patent lawyer Andrew Lahser.” Link from Blawg…

I’m anonymous because I don’t want work and blawging to intersect just yet, and I’m very new to each, so please cut me a little slack.

I’ll post more on anonymity (and when it’s defensible in a blawg) at some point. Also, my famed-far-and-wide-and-still-not-done-yet Scalia MegaPost will surely be a significant blawg review. If I would only finish it.

Another great Class action article (HT: Howard again) (aside: HT is the abbreviation, commonly used by bloggers, to say Hat Tip, meaning a Tip of the Hat or casual salute to, another blogger or journalist for pointing out the relevant source.)
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