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Lawyer and Ethicist; Adjunct Law Prof -- Professional Responsibility; Antifascist; Emeritus Achiever; Movie Buff and Music Lover; Reader, Writer, Tinker, Mailer.
Claudia Cardinale serving drinks to the railroad workers at the end of Once Upon a Time in the West (1968) as the Ennio Morricone score swells.
Does no one remember when we did this before, and the moon blasted out of orbit, forcing us to have adventures with Martin Landau and Barbara Bain?
They just made up a bunch of numbers to make the US percentages look reasonable.
How long will it take for the media to report that the column showing foreign tariffs “including Currency Manipulation and Trade Barriers” is subjective, made-up bullshit?
This constituent cannot discern any daylight between your definition of "fighting" and your repeated actions of "voting in favor of" this radical administration's proposals.
Funny, stupid, illegal, terrifying, and just plain cretinous -- not necessarily in that order.
Glad to see the Trump administration including not just Bond villains, but scoundrels from other films as well.
This is the least important thing as we decline as a nation, but the contempt Elon shows for America by wearing a t-shirt and baseball hat to a Cabinet meeting is disgusting.
Prior to Elon Musk, who else has posed the question: "Please reply to this email with approx. 5 bullets of what you accomplished last week and cc your manager." My guess:
Excellent point! I vaguely remember Jane, Garrett, and a fun cast in this. But, I'm not going to re-watch at risk of losing the fond recollection.
You could add legal ethics to the list. My students have an opportunity to write on this prompt.
I consider myself an educated person, but I just today learned that “You Got the Touch” — the power ballad Dirk Diggler attempts in "Boogie Nights" — was a cover of a real song and not created for the character. My apologies to Stan Bush. No, I will not be answering questions at this time.
Teaching "Confidentiality and Privilege" tonight. This chart is the key to everything, as set forth in Prof. Wendel's excellent text, "Professional Responsibility: Examples and Explanations" (7th ed. 2024).