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Friday
Apr142006

On Language, Pop Culture and Making Sausages

When I was younger I'd read William Safire's On Language column in the Sunday New York Times to pick up new words, but now I have the internet.  Which is how I learned what 'YFS' stands for.  While we're discussing obscure pop-culture references, who knew that Jeff Skilling had a connection to Wayne's World

And, last, for legal brief writers out there, did you know that soon lawyers will be free to cite unpublished opinions?  Ninth Circuit judge (and former Dating Game contestant) Alex Kozinski thinks this is a bad idea, noting that many other judges agree: "When the people making the sausage tell you it’s not safe for human consumption, it seems strange indeed to have a committee in Washington tell people to go ahead and eat it anyway.”

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