Arkady Renko

Thank you all for the advice so far. Just to clear up a couple of things. The tuition bill is fairly low right now. I don't mean to B word about my situation, just want to make sure I am doing the right thing. I don't think I would feel too obligated to go just to go, but I don't want to hint about leaving right away to people who will be affected by it. I gave up another school of slightly better quality to save money, but it means that I am going to the same law school as where I went to undergrad a little while ago and am still close to where I grew up. I never figured that all the NYC people would look down on me so much for this fact. I, myself, am beginning to doubt whether I should have gone elsewhere, but that would mean 20k more a year for a better back story.

Law School was something I was kind of back and forth on for awhile while in college. When I graduated from college in 2004, I took a year to consider my next step in life. After some consideration, I decided to go ahead and go through with it. Now that I am here it doesn't feel quite right. The subject matter doesn't seem interesting like it used to. For example, I feel lost in completely lost and bored in my Civil Procedure class. People seemed friendly at first during orientation, but now it seems like this whole place is rather insular. My life story comes off rather lame as far as where I go to school and where I am from and I am regretting that choice as well and that of course is the typical ice-breaker around here. I kind of wish I had gone further away for law school than I did and additionally, I am worrying that the career is not for me and that I will neither succeed nor enjoy my time here. (My local school was a top 14 and I got a great tuition benefit because of family working at broader university.) I want to stick this out and see what I think after the first semester is over at least, but I am starting to worry that as time goes on messing up by going to law school, if it is indeed a mistake, will be a black mark on me when it comes to a different career. I know this is lame to bring up here, but family members and my fiancee and others sort of have relied on my decision and don't really want to burden them with stuff until I think I am settled on what to do. Since I know there are some lawyers or at least people who went to law school here, I thought I would ask for advice. Thanks a lot.

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He forgot to study his MapQuest directions to the bar and thus got lost on his way to protect his boy.

FWIW: I am about half way to finishing up my time machine. Armed with the appropriate game tapes, I will improve on history.

I couldn't see that team doing better than perhaps getting past the second round. Beating the Colts and Jaguars would have been a tall order for that team.

Why are we even discussing this considering we have still not resolved why Todd Collins was benched for Alex Van Pelt after that Broncos game.

Please respect my culture, thanks.

I think that is how it should work, but the talking heads always seem to claim that the price of crude oil goes up due to refining problems.

Fair enough, but how this explain why the crude oil price goes up when refining capacity is lower? Gas I can understand but gas is the product of refined oil. The price of beef doesn't go up because there is not enough McDonald's.

People just seem to take the refinery issue without explanation, and I am not sure why.

Reed may have caught something from that summer he spent with Chuck Knoblauch

Why is it that problems with refining capacity are said to drive up the price of oil? Shouldn't this-if anything-do the opposite since the refining of oil is the bottle neck all things being equal, not the supply of the oil being refined? To me, it would only make sense that gasoline prices go up with refining problems, not oil. Could somone please explain this to me?

How about the Orangemen becoming the Orange? I don't understand why Marquette had to change the name "Warriors". Do Warriors have to be Indians?

.... God bless you, Hunter.

Playing RT is for TTT'rs, MW needs LT prestige.

I agree: a broad brush-while quicker-can waste a lot of sauce when basting meat.

I think the best we can hope for are a lot of survivors-I fear that at least half have died.

Well, if you have access to a TV, please give us an update.

Zona shaves his pubes.

News delay I mean.

Press conference in a few...

It's been an hour and there doesn't appear to be reports of people actually leaving the plane. I hope that there is just a delay here.

I thought Kelsay was pretty entrenched in at the second DE spot since midseason last year?

A lock like last year's opener? I hardly ever bet, but I always think it's a bad thing to bet for or against your team.