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	Brad Fitzpatrick - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bradley "Brad" Fitzpatrick (born February 5, 1980 in Iowa), often seen on the Internet under the nickname bradfitz, is an American programmer.
		Fitzpatrick grew up in Oregon and majored in computer science at the University of Washington in Seattle.
		Fitzpatrick is the maintainer of the project, which was also released by Danga Interactive.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brad_Fitzpatrick (255 words)

	Fitzpatrick - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The surname Fitzpatrick is the translation of Mac Giolla Phádraig from the original Irish to English.
		Major Thomas (Broken-Hand) Fitzpatrick, from Cavan, Indian Agent to the Sioux, Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes brought peace to the Plains Indians of North America in 1851 at Fort Laramie.
		Fitzpatricks have also contributed, with significant influence and success, in high office in Ireland, England, Canada, India and the United States.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fitzpatrick (497 words)

	Search Courier Publications (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Fitzpatrick said he could see the elderly lady in the house and the water was up to the balcony of her house.
		Fitzpatrick said the most frustrating part of the assignment was trying to convince people to go with him who didn't want to leave their homes and weren't aware of the extensive devastation.
		Fitzpatrick said he had several people ”almost die on me.“ Most were dehydrated and suffering from hypothermia after being in water up to their neck for days.
	www.courierpub.com /articles/2005/10/14/waldo/local_news/1lives.txt (1873 words)

	Bradfitz - Encyclopedia Dramatica (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		brad, is a geek and the founder of LiveJournal (if you haven't heard of it, then congratulations on your new computer — we're surprised you found your way here).
		In January 2005, Brad sold LiveJournal and its parent company, Danga, to Six Apart for at least 100 dollars.
		Brad's mom is Sandy, who is a total MILF—provided that, in this case, the "F" stands for "forget".
	www.encyclopediadramatica.com /index.php/Bradfitz (145 words)

	LiveJournal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		LiveJournal was started in 1999 by Brad Fitzpatrick as a way of keeping his high school friends updated on his activities.
		LJ founder Brad Fitz, in a March 8, 2006 entry expressed interest in adding a fifth level : one with many of the features of paid accounts, but with the presence of advertising to supplement the cost [1].
		Finally, Fitzpatrick was approached by Ben and Mena Trott, co-founders of Six Apart, who gained his trust and seemed to understand LiveJournal's core principles.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/LiveJournal (4337 words)

	Poquoson names Fitzpatrick Head Coach (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		POQUOSON - Brad Fitzpatrick is a young man in a hurry.
		Fitzpatrick won state Group AA individual titles at 152 and 160 pounds during his career at Poquoson.
		He was selected as the Daily Press All-Stars Wrestler of the Year in 1997, when he went 34-2 and finished his prep career with a 13-8 victory over defending state champ Donnie Bishop of Grundy in the AA final at 160.
	www.mattalkonline.com /fitzcoach.html (486 words)

	brad's life
		Brad: --I imagine both are ass by themselves.
		Brad: I believe Eric Case was the inspiration here, for the um, half the ass there.
		brad is more popular than 99.53% of their mutual friends.
	brad.livejournal.com (1757 words)

	Brad Fitzpatrick's LiveJournal.com
		Although he is just turning 21, the University of Washington CS student is old enough in Internet years to play with the big guys.
		Fitzpatrick has been producing Web sites for five years now.
		Some of Fitzpatrick's users update their journal as often as every 15 minutes.
	www.internetnews.com /bus-news/print.php/579721 (196 words)

	LiveJournal grew out of one 18-year-old's frustration with Web journaling. Now Brad Fitzpatrick is on top of a blog ...
		When Brad Fitzpatrick was 18, he had just relocated from Portland, Ore., to Seattle to study computer science at the University of Washington.
		Fitzpatrick and the Trotts hope to erase some of those assumptions, especially after Six Apart introduces its Comet platform -- expected out next year -- which will combine the public platform of blogging, the community interaction of LiveJournal and the networking of sites like my MySpace.com.
		For his part, Fitzpatrick is enjoying his new office and new hometown, biking to Six Apart's sprawling offices from the Bernal Heights house he shares with his fiancee, Dina, and a Boston terrier.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/09/27/DDG5AET8PO1.DTL (1542 words)

	news: Good news!
		Makes sense, but if you only worked 20 hours a week consistently, LJ'd probably fall apart, or Brad and the rest would have to kick in a lot more effort most of the time.
		Also, you have to remember, all of those times you rush in to fix things, spend time on the mailing list, look through code, even if you aren't actively on "work time" you're still working.
		Brad, this is probably the best decision you've made after actually deciding to create LJ.
	news.livejournal.com /48745.html (767 words)

	Six Apart - Management
		Brad Fitzpatrick is the founder and former CTO of Danga Interactive, best known for the popular community blogging and social networking site LiveJournal.com.
		Fitzpatrick has grown LiveJournal from its early days as a hobby project in college to a site with over 5 million accounts.
		To scale the site, Fitzpatrick has led the development of a number of open source tools for scaling high-load websites including memcached (a distributed caching system), MogileFS (a distributed filesystem), and Perlbal (an HTTP webserver and load balancer).
	www.sixapart.com /about/management (1359 words)

	Li
		Finally, Fitzpatrick was approached by Ben TrottBen and Mena Trott, co-founders of Six Apart, who gained his trust and seemed to understand LiveJournal's core principles.
		While the userbase was generally supportive of Fitzpatrick's decision, a few have questioned the deal, objecting to Six Apart's sale of proprietary software [http://www.livejournal.com/~decklin/320551.html], or objecting to changes in LiveJournal's "Guiding Principles" document [http://www.livejournal.com/users/fuzzie/133601.html].
		Fitzpatrick's supporters offered rebuttals to many of these arguments.[http://www.livejournal.com/users/evan/769381.html] They noted that the bulk of the code running LiveJournal at the time of the acquisition would continue to be open source, as it was licensed under the GPL.
	www.gateserver.net /Topicdetails.aspx?Topicid=6679&name=&catid=323&topicname=LiveJournal (2230 words)

	Entries in Life - Mena Trott and Brad Fitzpatrick on the LJ Acquisition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Mena Trott and Brad Fitzpatrick on the LJ Acquisition
		Brad Fitzpatrick (LiveJournal creator/owner) posts his thoughts on the 6A/LJ merger.
		From what he says and what Mena Trott writes about the merger, it looks like my instincts were right: Ben&Mena (and SixApart) are getting Brad's technical skills, Brad (and LiveJournal) are getting the business and asthetic sense that Ben&Mena have.
	www.openweblog.com /~hexmode/415312.html (140 words)

	Dare Obasanjo aka Carnage4Life - Brad Fitzpatrick on Browser Bugs and Cross Site Scripting Attacks
		Brad Fitzpatrick, founder of Livejournal, has a blog post entitled Firefox bugs where he talks about some of the issues that led to the recent account hijackings on the LiveJournal service.
		What I found most interesting were Brad's comments on Bug# 324253 - Do Something about the XSS issues that -moz-binding introduces in the Firefox bugzilla database.
		LiveJournal isn't the only major blogging site to have been hit by them, last year the 'samy is my hero' worm hit MySpace and caused some downtime for the service.
	www.25hoursaday.com /weblog/PermaLink.aspx?guid=3fd0315c-86cb-4afd-b896-d1f6804cd4ad (487 words)

	OSCON: Inside LiveJournal's Backend
		My favorite OSCON presentation on wednesday was Brad Fitzpatrick's "Inside LiveJournal's Backend" presentation.
		This year at OSCON there are a number of presentations that focus on high availability, scalability and growing web sites, and Brad's presentation was the most down to earth presentation.
		Rather than going into all of the details of Brad's talk -- go check out the PDF of his slides -- there is a lot of valuable information in there.
	www.oreillynet.com /pub/wlg/5317 (545 words)

	Illustration, Character Designs, & Animation Services by BRAD FITZPATRICK
		For a quick look at my work hit refresh on your browser to see a different illustration or character design.
		His incredible art speaks for itself, but I find his attention to detail, great attitude, and willingness to please to be his most admirable attributes.
		Brad is my first choice for all of my future illustration needs.
	www.bradfitzpatrick.com (122 words)

	Last Word on the SixApart-LiveJournal Merger: Corante > Moore's Lore >
		Brad Fitzpatrick (left) started a company to do what he wanted and found that he wasn't doing what he wanted anymore.
		And Brad Fitzpatrick didn't really want to be in business.
		UPDATE: Six Apart President Mena Trott (right) was kind enough to write us after the initial post, noting that she is no longer CEO but is mainly, like Fitzpatrick, involved in product development.
	mooreslore.corante.com /archives/032172.html (635 words)

	brad's life - Never ending feed of Atom feeds
		An increasing number of companies (large and small) are really insistent that we ping them with all blog updates, for reasons I won't rant about.
		A kid behind you says, "Brad?," and you turn casually then watch as he skids on his ass across the fltop into a cinder block wall.
		Also, glancing at the content, either a lot of people are disabling nl2br or you're not applying it ;) I don't think the full html cleaner is needed, but a quick replacement should do nicely.
	brad.livejournal.com /2143713.html (854 words)

	The Fishbowl: Livejournal Overrun by Baby Squirrels. Film at 11.
		Although to be fair, Brad indicates in his FAQ that it was running the business that he was tired of.
		I think it's been pretty clear that Brad's never been as interested in the mechanics of running a business as he is in solving the technical challenges required to build the community.
		A big part of the reason that Brad and the Danga team were willing to be acquired is to take advantage of a good management team and in-place business infrastructure in order to more fully concentrate on Live Journal.
	fishbowl.pastiche.org /2005/01/06/livejournal_overrun_by_baby_squirrels_film_at_11 (1893 words)

	Distributed Caching with Memcached (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		I'd like to thank Anatoly Vorobey for all of his hard work on the Memcached server, Lisa Phillips for putting up with early crash-prone versions and all the users on the mailing list who have sent in patches, questions and suggestions.
		Brad Fitzpatrick has been hacking database-driven Web sites for eight years.
		In addition to riding his bike, Brad enjoys trying to think up alternative solutions to problems that otherwise might involve salespeople.
	www.linuxjournal.com /node/7451/print (3038 words)

	WhoWon.com ... The Internet Source for Motorsports News and Information
		Weeks later Fitzpatrick suddenly passed away in his home in Harrisonville, Mo with son, Brad at his side.
		Brad Fitzpatrick's wish at the Grand River Speedway's first 2006 points race is not only to carry the American Flag but also the checkered on his late father's birthday, in his honor!
		Mike Fitzpatrick will be fondly remembered by former competitors and fans alike.
	www.whowon.com /Results.asp?TrackID=2625&StoryID=178438 (243 words)

	Loic Le Meur Blog: Brad was 18 when he thought about Live Journal
		Brad was 18 when he thought about Live Journal
		An interesting interview of Live Journal's founder, Brad Fitzpatrick.
		Live Journal is one of the blog tools of Six Apart, now hosting 8,4 million weblogs.
	www.loiclemeur.com /english/2005/09/brad_was_18_whe.html (142 words)

	Active Edge New Media \| 3.21.2003
		Brad Fitzpatrick, new media designer and lead illustrator for ActiveEdge, garnered a second place award in the Best Entertainment Site category for his Thanks For Nuthin!
		As new media designer and illustrator, Fitzpatrick is able to combine the traditional skills of illustration with the powerful medium of the Internet.
		In 2002, the ActiveEdge team of Brad Fitzpatrick, Bevan Wang and Duncan Hsu won top honors in the Best Use of Technology category for their work on the Eastern Mountain Sports, GPS interactive training module.
	www.activeedge.com /PR/2003-03-21.htm (398 words)

	[No title]
		In any case, the headers should be updated in Gentoo for the new system call numbers, so programs like libevent can build with all their functionality, even if the current running kernel doesn't support it.
		On Fri, 2003-08-08 at 12:42, Brad Fitzpatrick wrote: > Plus, our goal is to write in C as little as possible.
		Brad Fitzpatrick wrote: >>a) The "_load_items(): Failed to recieve valid header!" is what I get >>anytime I ask for data that isn't available, and seems to be normal.
	lists.danga.com /pipermail/memcached/2003-August.txt (12739 words)

	Six Apart Acquires LiveJournal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		LiveJournal, an online community organized around personal journals, is run by Danga, a Portland, Oregon-based company founded by Brad Fitzpatrick in 1999.
		LiveJournal has helped fuel the rapid growth of weblogging by offering consumers both free and paid subscriptions to its personal publishing blogging tool, built on open source software.
		Brad Fitzpatrick, Danga's founder, president and lead developer, will join Six Apart as the company's chief architect.
	www.writenews.com /2005/010705_sixapart_livejournal.htm (429 words)

	lj_biz: Punching the monkey... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Putting ads on Brad's site would be like whoring out his daughter to pay rent; even if it did pay the bills, I'm against it on a matter of principle.
		It's a good source of income which gives LJ/Six Apart a chance to grow which is a GOOD thing.
		Fitzpatrick, The FIRST POP UP will get you a face to face meeting with me, Rocky and my Wheelchair which is infamous for it's ability to crush toes and inflict serious PAIN.
	community.livejournal.com /lj_biz/236361.html (2391 words)

	O'Reilly Open Source Convention 2004
		Brad Fitzpatrick is the founder and CTO of Danga Interactive, best known for the popular community blogging and social networking site LiveJournal.com.
		To scale the site, Fitzpatrick has led the development of a number of open source tools for scaling high-load web sites including memcached (a distributed caching system), MogileFS (a distributed filesystem), and Perlbal (an HTTP webserver and load balancer).
		At the core of LiveJournal, though, are a bunch of MySQL servers.
	conferences.oreillynet.com /cs/os2004/view/e_spkr/1831 (95 words)

	Congrats to Brad and SixApart (by Jeremy Zawodny)
		Congrats to Brad and SixApart (by Jeremy Zawodny)
		Assuming that Om's story is right, LiveJournal will soon become part of the growing SixApart family.
		My blog is brought to you by the folks at iphpBB, providing anyone with a free phpBB forum.
	jeremy.zawodny.com /blog/archives/003844.html (493 words)

	Defenses lacking at social network sites - The Community's Center for Security
		Brad Fitzpatrick is president of LiveJournal.com, a social discovery Web site where over 1.5 million users post diary entries they want to share with friends.
		Although members post extremely sensitive information in their journals -- everything from their plans to commit suicide or sabotage their boss to their latest sexual adventures -- Fitzpatrick admits that security on his site isn't a priority.
		On the initial login page, LiveJournal members send their passwords in the clear.
	www.linuxsecurity.com /content/view/115278 (487 words)

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