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...for which state law supplies the rule of decision.

This is in federal court, so the Federal Rules of Civil Prcedure would apply.

The first letter made clear that the engagement was for an independent and external review, with no representation beyond such scope. In that scenario, there would not be legal advice and therefore attorney-client privilege would not apply.

“...It’s part of the culture, it’s different than any other state.”

Bad analogy, Drew. No one (outside of Tom Ley) thinks grizzly bears are hot.

So she bought prawns?

A foul ball is still a very good outcome for a pitcher, because there is zero chance that the batter can reach or any runners can advance, but there is still a chance that an out could result.

Unlike your pen pals, I like the political stuff. I stopped reading your NBA pieces a while back, however.

New York, Chicago, and El Paso included on map for reference.

Only last night and tonight’s game are in Cobb County. Monday and Tuesday were in Toronto.

Because there can’t be a tie, right?

I wish I could get one of these in decent shape for under $20k.

Better yet, a hatch.

I would also support that approach.

I don;t understand why the owner of this Kia is being critical of the city. Yes, they should have put up a sign. But given that thay failed to do so, isn’t paving around the car the best course of action in that circumstance? Certainly a better option than towing the vehicle or not paving at all.

Instead of a 10-minute sort-of-sudden-death OT, how about each team gets one possession each of no more than 6 minutes. The score at the end of the two possessions determines the outcome, including ties. The only sudden death would be if a defensive team scores on a turnover (like in college) or the second team to get

Beat me to it. Good one.

Put a slice of banana bread in the toaster over, get it crispy and warm on one side, then hit it w/the cream cheese. Heaven.