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I am loving the review course. Of course I’m bombing the questions, but it’s PMBR, so there’s no stress. The only downside is the three hours straight of note taking. I’ve found myself utterly jealous of everyone with a laptop in that class while I’m struggling to keep up, finger muscles screaming that they can not handle another minute. Property is tomorrow. My right hand won’t make it!!
At least I know I can still write.
All the graduating 3Ls are so nervous. They’re panicking about grades, and I saw a few of them online checking ATROX. We did not have this two years ago. These soon to be grads have been spoiled! All we had was solitaire or whatever game was on a laptop to amuse ourselves, or if you were me, the queen of staring off into space. I hated having to ask for help in getting my laptop in and out of its bag.
Now, now the classrooms have wireless. The buildings are accessible but the automatic buttons are in the wrong places in a few spots. The PMBR was praising San Antonio and dissing Dallas. This is a sign that the summer is going to be weird.

Why am I up at 6:30 am on Sunday. PMBR people. PMBR. I am going to keel over and die now.
Oh yeah, Happy Mother’s Day all you mommies!!!!!! mwah!!!!!!

Oh, look! An update post.
Here’s the upshot now that I’ve dragged myself off the couch and don’t feel like I’m going to keel over and become intimate with the rug…
As a migraine sufferer, I’ve been placed on a new drug that has made me rather blah this week. I’ve checked websites. Haven’t really felt liked blogging. It did a number on me today, so I think it’s going bye-bye, which rather sucks because I was migraine free for four months until recently, and this along with the topomax was the next great hope. I’ll live. 😉
Oh yeah, there’s also the small little detail about having no laptop. I shanghaied my mother’s last week when I was in El Paso (which no one knew, and it’s a VAIO), and now mine is fixed. I’m thinking I’ll pick it up tomorrow, but the rent and I have already decided to trade. I keep her slightly bigger laptop, and she’ll keep mine. In a way we both get good deals. They’re both the same age. The cd burner was faster on mine, and it’s a smaller laptop, which makes it convenient for her. I’m getting used to the bigger screen, and don’t need to move around as much.
Have I mentioned it’s a Sony? The resolution on this thing is sweet. I just need to install Photoshop and see how it handles.

From Brendan’s blog comes the news that Notre Dame has started selling the new SHIRT for the 2005 football season. It’s yellow, and it has script on it. Though I normally don’t mind yellow shirts, this just looks shocking. We’re going to match Michigan and USC. Couldn’t they have added a little green at least? I mean, it’s not ugly, but it’s not Notre Dame.

The MPAA is paying off the NYPD. They give them tips on who is selling pirated DVDs, the cops make the arrest, which they can legally do, and for doing their job well the corporation gives them a nice gift, which isn’t quite legal by a long shot. This is the same corporation that has been whining that they lose so much money when their movies get pirated.
Via Slashdot.

Jeremy is getting his novel, and it’s well deserved too. A few months ago he surprised the lawblogging community when the New York Times revealed that he was the mastermind behind Anonymous Lawyer, a blog about an overworked lawyer working at a fictional law firm. Here’s the funny thing. Before anyone found out the truth, some real lawyers were commenting on the blog saying how much they could relate with this guy. It was brilliant.
Now USAToday is reporting that Anonymous Lawyer’s life inside a law firm will be made into a book. Congrats, Jeremy.

My little brother is taking the MCAT tomorrow. He’s going to do just fine, but I just want to say I’m thinking of him.
Dude, ND is way better than Brown. ::cough, cough::

Collection agencies are probably high on the list of calls/mail you don’t want to receive. Afterall, who wants to owe money they don’t have? The RIAA doesn’t care, and now neither does Comcast.

Dawnell Leadbetter said that she was contacted by a debt collection agency in January and told to pay a $4,500 for downloading copyright-protected music or face a lawsuit for hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Leadbetter, a mother of two teenage children, was a customer of Comcast’s high-speed Internet access service.
The company, Settlement Support Center, based in Washington state, was using information that the Recording Industry of Association of America had obtained in a Philadelphia lawsuit over the illegal sharing of digital music files, said Lory Lybeck, the lawyer representing Leadbetter.
But no court authorized Comcast to release names and addresses of its customers, or notified his client that her information had been given to an outside party.

Here’s hoping Ms. Leadbetter will lead a better life now that she’s suing Comcast. What did Comcast fear? It’s the number one cable provider. If Verizon stood up to the greedy beast and won, why turn tail now?
Pun intended. 😉

Hours logged: About 10 since yesterday. Progress: Cummulatively, an hour. Assuming I don’t trash this effort. I swear, it feels like I forgot how to use Photoshop.
Why am I such a perfectionist?