moving day
the dogwood tree
in full white bloom
warm sea
we swim into the phosphorescence
lightly touching
oval frame
a woman curves
around her child
potluck
At LEF, Prof. Andy Perlman is fretting over misleading Law School Promotions.
At least one commentor is skeptical (guess who).
Yesterday, Bob Ambrogi alerted the blogosphere to the problem of censorware
blocking weblogs. He was shocked to learn that he was being blocked as an
“e-commerce” site that could possibly be a source of weapons and lingerie. Bob’s
Comment feature was not working today, so I could not remind him at his site, that
he did indeed have a lingerie ad on his website, back in October 2004, when he asked
whether weblawgs should use BlogAds. At the time, I left a Comment opining in the
negative, and noted that there was an ad for x-rated lingerie at the bottom of that very
It seemed mildly amusing in theory, when it was first announced last September
comprised of various Chewbacca vocalizations, have activated my curmudgeon gene.
How many times will I have to hear it before it stops being cute? (less than 3, I bet)
Speaking of common courtesy, you can click for words and audio of Geoff Johnson’s
song “Inside Voice.”
“tinyredcheck” At his Legal Ethics [We]Blog today, Ben Cowgill focuses on the “substantial
growth in non-meritorious bar complaints” in Kentucky between 1998 and 2003. Check out
the comments for my argument that the numbers don’t look very significant, and the focus in
Kentucky should be on improving the bar discipline system from its 48th place finish in HALT’s
2002 Report Card.