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Archive for November, 2008

Happy Thanksgiving

“If the only prayer you said in your whole life was, ‘thank you,’ that would suffice.” – Meister Eckhart Saw the latest James Bond movie, “Quantum of Solace.” Fun and very much Bond. Actor Daniel Craig makes one feel Bond’s pain (psychological and physical neither are that much fun). Judi Dench and Jeffrey Wright also [...]

Pre-Pre-Thanksgiving Eve

Pardon the lengthiness of the post; I got behind in blogging due to the progress of my National Novel Writing Month project. Various articles on the state of the legal profession, at least from the NY Times. (ABA Journal has articles, too, apparently, but I’m way behind on reading that): An article on how even [...]

Back to Seattle

I’m back in Seattle for a conference. This is the first time I have been away from P- since the wedding. Flight got in about 8 local time and didn’t get dinner until 10, which is like 2 am NY time. Hit a sushi happy hour at Redfin, the house restaurant of Hotel Max. I’m [...]

More Stuff in November

“Hawaii v. Illinois” – the battle for Barack Obama as a favorite son. Can’t we all just get along? Actually, that headline looked like a college football or college basketball game. When the economy tanks, Spam and similar canned meat or meat substitute make a comeback. Time Magazine’s Joel Stein wants his readers’ help in [...]

Post-Election Day Stuff and Veterans’ Day As Is

We can hope, America, as Washington Post’s E.J. Dionne says. Frank Wu, law professor and former Wayne State University Law School dean and writer (author of “Yellow: Race in American Beyond Black and White,”) on parental expectations and how they affect a career – particularly fascinating from the APA perspective. I thought it was funny [...]

We Do Live in Interesting Times – Yes, We Can!

It’s for real now: President-Elect Barack Obama. NY Times’ Thomas Friedman on the moment of history that we’re in, dating back to the Civil War era. NY Times’ Bob Herbert on how it’s nice that there’s history, but there’s a boat load of work to do to engage with this “fierce urgency of now.” Obama’s [...]

Election Day 2008!

It’s finally here: Election Day!!! Go vote!!! Make history!!!

And November Begins!

Halloween 2008 – got in the subway in the morning; saw people in their costumes already. Some teenagers in the clown face of The Joker, a la Heath Ledger’s portrayal in “The Dark Knight.” A woman dressed as the Gecko of the Geico commercials (seriously weird). Some guy looking like a daisy. When I got [...]