“Oh. I just noticed something else. They ask the court to rubber
stamp their thought that execution of the court’s orders in August
of 2007 and this July should be stayed until the automatic stay is
lifted by the bankruptcy court in Delaware! But … sputter…
choke…pass out with laughter… it was already lifted regarding
this Utah business. Man, oh, man. They don’t want to have to pay
Novell. They’d rather spend their last dimes on an appeal, I guess.
But the claims in arbitration are still stayed, so I don’t get what
they think they are doing. They never quit, the Boies Boyz.”
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