What a Game

Since Armen neglected his normal sports-writing duties, I'd like to note that the illustrious Cleveland Steamers took home a sorely needed 12-2 victory after a good-natured and entertaining match. I'd also like to note that the pitcher (hmm, who might that be?) carried a no-hitter for 2.1 innings thanks to some spectacular defense. Please note this isn't a baseball team, it's slow-pitch softball. Such things are unheard of. With five Ks (two looking) over the last two games, the wholly anonymous pitcher said in interviews that it was really coming together, and that the Steamers are playoff-bound for sure! The still-anonymous pitcher thinks that one P. Colosi deserves a lion's share of the credit for the paucity of hitting.

In other news, the Fletcher-Hinkes [practice[ title bout will be at 1:00 on Friday. Will strict textualism win the day? Can the dicta on preponderance make itself into the caselaw? Can the movant articulate anything about the doll in fifteen minutes? [If permission is granted by the participants] come see the fight to quiet claims argued over kitchen counters for three months! Fun for the whole family!

And a few more snippets:

* Thanks to alumni who post course advice in the comments section. it's very valuable to me at least.

* I apologize for not posting over break Armen. I thought about it. I swear I did. I just didn't feel like sharing.

* The ATLA seminar yesterday was great. The IP sector had better up a) its bribes and/or b) the interest level of its content, or c) organize their firms in a very friendly way, if they seek to prevent the trial lawyers from stealing me. Consider yourself on notice IP sector.