Monthly Archives: May 2009

Blogger has decided to limit all comments on Blogger-hosted blogs to 4,096 characters. Brilliant move, guys. Keep it up with that enforced, incremental dumbing-down and before you know it we’ll all be putty in Google’s hands. So long as the … Continue reading →

In his essay “How I Believe in God,” Roger Ebert observes: “Science is not ‘secular.’ It is a process of honest investigation.” And then: “No, I am not a Buddhist. I am not a believer, not an atheist, not an … Continue reading →

Yesterday, I attended a continuing education course on winning writs and appeals. The main speaker was Myron Moskovitz, who is a professor at Golden Gate University. As a practitioner, he also has a great record of winning in appellate courts. … Continue reading →