@tripperhead Not trying to be optimistic or anything, but after all this pandemic stuff is done, maybe the homeless could actually have a roof to live under? It could solve our housing and homelessness crisis just a bit.
@CoreyRobin I teach a class at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh on Banned Books. I’ve been teaching it every few years for 25 years. Here is what I have learned.
Why does every other YouTube workout fitness coach tell me to do push-ups on my knees? You trust me to do burpees for 60 seconds straight, but somehow a full push-up seems to be beyond my reach?
I just posted a piece that explains why both antitrust’s far right and its far left have developed policies that are harmful to labor. https://t.co/5oHZ7zhAKc
@LawStuff2020 A couple of recent indie/small budget movies, and documentaries, I enjoyed:
- Four Good Days
- Small Engine Repair
- The Beatles - Get Back
- Belfast
- Uncut Gems
- Good Times
- Pig
- Spontaneous
If you're looking a competition law textbook for the spring semester, please consider this one: 'Competition Law of the EU and UK' (@OxUniPress@OUPLaw). Academics can request a FREE inspection copy here: https://t.co/YJaCG4U7IO
If, like me, you are tired of being angry at the news coming out of Afghanistan, consider volunteering with the Afghan Network for Advocacy and Resources. You can help Afghan people through the humanitarian parole application process: https://t.co/VbnD8tmF00
@_Venabme My bet is that this is an internal miscommunication issue. Different legal teams manage contracts with artists and broadcasting/streaming contracts.
Inside the lawsuit that could upend the convenience store franchise business model in #Japan. Together with surveillance tapes, violence, and a national debate on overwork. Great article by @benjamindooley and @hudidi1 from the @nytimes https://t.co/fJfpSeyBDc
“I think the best way to do this right now is to have our laws be as sophisticated as the companies that we’re dealing with". Listen to Senator Amy Klobuchar on her new book on the history of #antitrust, on the @nytimes Book Review podcast: https://t.co/cZevHb0brE
@AKBrews When I was a paralegal I was asked to redact 3,000 pages in less than 2 hours. When I told the managing associate that this meant about 2 seconds per page he yelled at me... 🧐
How Joan Robinson turned economics on its head, shattering the accepted narrow view of monopolies by the #economics orthodoxy, when she published her 1933 book "The Economics of Imperfect Competition". https://t.co/tXJyySLxVZ #antitrust by @zachdcarter