Sorry I haven't been updating content here. Actually there's a nonzero chance that some time in the next six months this site will change dramatically. Most of you who used to read this page just see me on Facebook or Google+ anyway, so I'm not too concerned. The site served its purpose and will just have to evolve into something else now.

Just before I graduated from law school, I had my hair cut. That was April 2009. It was the last time I would cut my hair until August of 2010. I got a lot of comments. Many were negative. But most were... I think "baffled" may be the word.

I've been running Windows 7 for a couple of weeks now. Not on my main box--on the HTPC I've been setting up. On the whole, it has been relatively painless. I'm getting tired of security notification popups, but... c'est la vie, right? The price you pay for security!

Only... not.

WARNING: Massively geeky post ahead.

Short and sweet: holy monkey biker spit. As trendy as the HTPC is becoming in the hardware world, you'd think someone could write some half-decent software to go along with it. It took me less than a day to put together the hardware and I've spent almost a month getting the software right. I think I have it down though.

Importantly, I'm not a lawyer yet, but at this point it is only a matter of time and paperwork. The "Committee on Character and Fitness" gave me a thumbs-up and, thanks to BAR/BRI, I passed the Arizona state bar exam. So in a way, I've spent the last year "wrapping up" law school, even though I technically graduated 13 months ago.

Maybe it's time to redesign the site?

Just preparing to take the bar on February 23 and 24. That means I'm studying most of the day, then going to class from 6:00p to 10:00p every night except Sundays. The theory is that, once I've completed the bar, I will have more time for... well... anything. d^_^b

See you on the other side!

...to stop blogging, apparently. Sorry about that. So in lieu of meaty intellectual content, have a pair of pictures. They're worth a thousand words--apiece!--or so I have been led to believe. And while I recognize that two thousand words is nowhere near my usual rambling verbosity (can you believe spell-check lets me get away with that one?)... well, it's going to have to do. d^_~b