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14:27 Just had a meeting with a company that signed an interim agreement with the WGA… and they are ready to go! #
15:07 Wednesday is International Delete Your MySpace Account Day! tiny.cc/hPms3 #
18:57 Going to a big Hollywood birthday party for an actor tonight. Won’t you be jealous when you see me in the paparazzi shots? Right, me either! #

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By Tim Gibbons – Wednesday, January 30, 2008

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