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It's been a day

Oh yes, it has been a day. And it will probably continue to be for a few days. I've not had time to properly update the blog recently, between a lot of time at work, the grading of law review write ons [1], and work on getting bits of the Journal of Law and Social Parody up and running. (More on that later.)

But oh, if I could have written anything recently, it would have been a piece for this carnival of the gamers. Some of you know why the formatting is so cool. Some of you need an explanation.

>OPEN MAILBOX . . .


[1]: Why does Columbia always choose to focus on Title VII? My moot court topic, my Civ Pro class, even part of my write on was Title VII! Enough already, there are other areas of law!

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i really like your blog. but i'd love if you wrote more about life in your new country abroad... cultural differences, life style, people's attitudes about americans in general and the war, consumerism as apparent there as it is in america?, etc etc... thanks !!

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