Michael Dorf begins blogging
Michael Dorf has created his own weblog. Ethan Lieb is right: "The man needs no introduction." MichaelDorf.org is well worth bookmarking, blogrolling, and reading.
Monday, November 06, 2006
Michael Dorf has created his own weblog. Ethan Lieb is right: "The man needs no introduction." MichaelDorf.org is well worth bookmarking, blogrolling, and reading.
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