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For the second time in several weeks our home land line service is out of order. The first time a repair technician fixed something on the pole and we weren't charged for the call, although our phone line was out for 3 days because it was a challenge getting through to a real person to schedule a service call.

Took my Torts exam today; it wasn't so bad. In fact, the professor posted his exam from 2005 online, and that one was a lot harder than ours. I still have Contracts on Monday and Property next Thursday.

Not that they were ever very hard:

Digital gets all the attention, but the physical world needs an overhaul. EMI's plan to outsource distribution, reported on Friday by Fortune's David Leonard, would be a sensible strategy that is actually overdue.

Tonight, I plopped down on the couch, all excited for the annual Halloween showing of "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown." You're never too old for Charlie Brown, Lucy van Pelt, and the rest of the Peanuts gang, and I was looking forward to a reprieve from the stresses of law school, if only for half an hour.

I had, unfortunately, forgotten about this scene:

Mike Slater wants to know why this is legal:

Chris Davis asserts that the federal bailout plan may be just the latest opportunity for Bush cronies to make bank:

So I am on Facebook, and it has been fun reconnecting with people from my past, seeing all the people in the A-group that are now fat or have skin like leather from too much sun, and all the "cool" guys that are now bald.

Cosmic justice yo.

her July statement would now be on-line at Link.... Also, just as a reminder, fleet records, the Knox County Charter, the Knox Hospitality Audit, the Rodefer-Moss Human Resources Audit, and the Knox County budget are all available in the same row of buttons.