Pellegrino, Rachel Mortis, Craig Tuesday, January 04, 2011 5:31 PM Brown, Brian (TM) FW: Small Business Study Follow Up Flag: No Response Necessary Flag Status: Flagged From: Curtis Neeley Jr. [8 ‘Sent: Sunday, October 31, 2010 8:19 PM ‘To: TMFeedback ‘Subject: Small Business Study 1. Lama citizen involved in United States Court for the Western District of Arkansas litigation currently. I have an interlocutory appeal that will be in the Supreme Court orders tomorrow. It may be denied and would impact the case absolutely none at all. It is not likely to be denied. 2, Adomain used in commerce is a TM and is not recognized as one and Title 15 is unconstitutionally vague as has been argued in my case. 3. none. 4, Curtis J Neeley Jr, v NameMedia Inc et al, (5:09-cv-051! Curtis James Neeley, Jr., Petitioner v. NameMedia, Inc., et al. (10-6091) . Docket for 10-6091 In Re Curtis J. Neeley, Jr., Petitioner v. , Docket for 10-6240 5. none 6, Ido not agree they even exist. 7. IF UDRPs are considered litigation then it is a cottage industry. 8. protecting a TM is not bullying and use of the term is offensive. 9. Nothing they do not already do. UDRPs should not be confused for Court. 10. The FCC and the FTC. 11, Ido not agree that it exists unless you consider defending dilution of TM bullying.12. The massive domain name economy and the cottage industry of UDNP will be illegal after my litigation that has made an interlocutory appeal to the Supreme Court that will be granted in tomorrow orders. (10-6091) Curtis J Neeley Jr, MFA ere DISCLAIMER: Cunis Neeley suffered a severe traumatic brain injury that often very negatively impacts his communications. He is often perceived as blunt, tctless, self-centered and rade. Although Curtis has a severe disability, he is determined to continue creating. meaningful visual art. The Curtis Neeley Foundation will be created to preserve and promote his artistic photographic legacy.