Non-Sequiturs: 11.05.07
* Are you in DC and looking for something cool to do later tonight? Attend the talk and book signing for Professor Daniel Solove's latest work, The Future of Reputation (previously discussed here). [Concurring Opinions]
* Are lawyers really a**holes? Or are they just doing their jobs? [WSJ Law Blog]
* Some thoughts on possibly increased bank regulation, from our colleague, John Carney: "Resistance to a new wave of banking regulation requiring bank breakups and dividing Wall Street according to regulatory fiats rather than market demand is likely to be weak in an era when many think the financial supermarket model has failed.... No one expends much time, money or energy defending a right to do something they don’t want to do anyway." [DealBreaker]
* Don't forget to vote for ATL! Even if you did so before, you can do so again -- once every 24 hours, ending November 8th. [2007 Weblog Awards]
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My god, I have become that which I most hate!
So S&C didn't raise base. Come on Skadden. Remember when you used to pay $140 base when everyone else was at $125? Time to git'er'done again big boy!
damn, the votes are really close between ATL and the conspiracy...
But ATL has made up a lot of ground - over the weekend it was 9 percent for ATL to 50 percent for the VC.
Was at Solove's book signing. You know it's gotta be good when he opens up his talk with" "So I start my book with the story of 'poop girl.'"