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Archive for the 'The Law' Category« Previous EntriesFriday, June 13th, 2008
On my way to work this morning, I received the following note from our HR folks: Posted in: Craziness, Crime, Miscellany | No Comments »Sunday, May 18th, 2008
I’m in the middle of a week long odyssey to Arkansas and New Orleans on behalf of the day job. On Friday night, I had dinner with some colleagues in a little restaurant called Doe’s Eat Place. The food and ambiance were good, but what got me thinking about politics weren’t the pictures of Clinton [...] Posted in: Politics, Religion, Republicans, Society, The Law | No Comments »Thursday, March 20th, 2008
Matt Lewis has a good post up at Townhall on the Soren Dayton flap. He takes McCain to task for his overreaction (which is fair). He also takes McCain to task for imposing limits on political combat. Posted in: Craziness, Elections, Free Speech, John McCain, Operatives, Pandering, Politics, Soren Dayton, Technology, The Internet | 2 Comments »Tuesday, March 11th, 2008
I thought I’d share a conversation I had with a lawyer a few minutes ago. It was particularly amusing for what it reveals about the view some people have of what we do. Posted in: Bloggers, Business, Craziness, Free Speech, Miscellany, The Internet | No Comments »Tuesday, March 11th, 2008
If you follow me on Twitter, I apologize for exposing you to this again, but I find the story of Virginia’s latest hate crime (or is it) fascinating. Posted in: Craziness, Crime, Legislation, Society | No Comments »« Previous Entries |
Jackson Browne's Desperate Cry For Attention @MatthewStoller: Getting It Wrong For 30 Years When Are The Democrats Going To Denounce Matt Stoller? Victory In My Campaign Against The USDA Graduate School
By MJChatter GET SMART: surprisingly fun and entertaining with great nods to the original show. Good cast chemistry - better than expected. 2008-07-29
By @MichaelTurk Hancock: Brilliantly funny for an hour, somewhat lame for 30 minutes. All the laughs end after the refrigerator scene. 2008-07-29 More Movies in 120
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