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Ohio Editor
On Hiatus for a little long while... [...] 
What a difference a year makes.
This post has nothing to do with the Puerto Rico primary; however, with Puerto Rico being in the news recently, I am reminded of some odd photos I took while visiting there about a year ago.
What's wrong with your chemicals?
I received this in the mail a couple of days ago:
Illinois State Representative Monique Davis (D-Chicago)
It is refreshing to see a politician offer forth a bold vision for dealing with our nation's systemic oil dependency problem."In the media, waterboarding is called "simulated [...]
"Lawyers suffer from depression, anxiety, hostility, paranoia, social alienation and isolation, obsessive-compulsiveness, and interpersonal sensitivity at alarming rates. For example, researchers affiliated with Johns Hopkins University found statistically significant elevations of major depressive disorder (AMDD@) in only three of 104 occupations: lawyers, pre-kindergarten and special education teachers, and secretaries. [...]
[...] If Democrats are serious about ending the war, they can vote to stop paying for it. But if they vote in favor of Bush's request for an additional [...]
"looks like you lied to the people in central Ohio again this week."
"anyone that reads this blog, and [...]
To the Editor, The democrat party is mad with power; they are [...]
| The Mathematical Lives of Plants By Julie J. Rehmeyer "The seeds of a sunflower, the spines of a cactus, and the bracts [...] What is this?  This invasive vine is the bane of my gardening existence. It grows everywhere, reappears a mere day after I dig it out of the ground, and it strangles every other plant that it comes into contact with. What is this? [...] Public Defenders...Far too often I run across news stories about public defenders being thrown in jail, or threatened with jail time, for upsetting the sensibilities of the court. Does this really happen as frequently as the news reports would suggest? I certainly hope not because that would be a shame. [...] Cloud Blogging
I snapped this photo a couple of days ago. It is the tail-end of a beautiful summer thunderstorm which gave us some much needed rain.
 I don't know why it seems that so many people stop bothering to look up at the sky once they reach [...] The Bar Exam is over...
It ended on July 26th actually.
It was everything I was lead to believe, and worse. I hope I never have to do anything like that ever again. [...] Operation Rescue or Americans United?
Operation Rescue Save America protest or brilliant Americans United stunt demonstrating the importance of strict church/state separation in a pluralistic society?
You decide. [...] Schadenfreudrific!How much does your soul cost? Karen Ignagni's is apparently $1,236,422
According to CNNMoney , Karen Ignagni, mouthpiece and CEO of America's Health Insurance Plans, a trade organization dedicated to further enriching for-profit health 'insurance' companies, raked in $1,236,422 in 2005.
At first that sounded like a lot of money, but then I saw this - her response to [...] Best. Fireworks Display. Ever.So damn dry...What is wrong with this tree? Last October I purchased an overpriced flowering dogwood tree to plant atop the fresh grave of our recently deceased dachshund. It looks like the dead wiener dog might be in better shape right now than this frustrating tree. The flower buds [...] Back to that Rain Garden...
Rain garden 'construction' is coming along nicely... but slowly. I spend a little bit of time working on it every couple of days. It has become my de facto method of exercise; in fact, exercise is one of the reasons I started the project. The bar review folks always stress [...]
Bar Exam - The SongResearch I'd like see...
Where tort law jurisprudence meets southern male aggression
In my Bar class the other day we reviewed the self-defense privilege as it applies to torts. As a refresher... Under tort law, a person may use reasonable force to prevent what he reasonably believes to be an imminent threat [...] Blog Info:
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