Right: Frank Oz directs Robert De Niro and Edward Norton, Jr. while filming The Score. Review contains very minor spoilers. I really enjoy “smart thief” movies. These are movies where the hero is a thief, or a con man, or… Continue Reading
I’m ready for some football not only for its inherent worth, but because it’s very frustrating watching my other favorite professional team remain stuck in third place in the worst division in baseball. Seriously, if you can’t get past the… Continue Reading
I’ve recently been given a CD entitled The Application of Chaos Theory and The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle to Tort Negotiation. It seems to be from some sort of plaintiff’s support company. Sounds like a bunch of nonsense but maybe I’ll… Continue Reading
Like everyone else, I find certain aspects of my work unpleasant. Being thrown in the middle of cases, with no background, briefing, and in some cases, no physical file to refer to, is one of them. The Great Man knows… Continue Reading
I have some depositions in Louisiana at the end of the month. So I did a little web surfing and found some examples of what I have waiting for me down there in the Pelican State. This charming photograph was… Continue Reading
As some of my Loyal Readers know, I teach online classes in business law for the University of Phoenix. I’m starting a new online class this week. Thing is, I’m only halfway through another class now. I just spent about… Continue Reading
We’re cancelling our regular telephone service and replacing it with… nothing. No more land lines to The Estate at Louisville. Anyone who wants to reach us, will need to do so by our cellular phones. Loyal Readers who do not… Continue Reading
An extremely insightful comment from a blog I do not ordinarily read. Also a sentiment I wholeheartedly agree with. I just don’t know where to look for a genuine advocate of limited government on the Federal scale.
Interesting events this weekend included: Finishing grading and revising my online students’ papers. Always a big chore, I made it through three less-than-well-written papers with revisions to point out where they failed to cite to authorities, made grammar mistakes, and… Continue Reading
The anniversary of the Watts Riots in Los Angeles was just a few days ago. A tough time for the city and the nation, as the ugly reality of poor race relations, police brutality, and the fragility of the thin… Continue Reading