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If you think I'm crazy, take a look at the little brunette with the greyish hazel eyes and the naughty grin. She's spectacular. And I'm partial to grey eyes because I have them myself and wish to pass on this strange gene to my children, so perhaps my fixation is subconsciously genetic. |
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Oh, and Viggo Mortensen |
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Meet the Fockers (funny, bc I had heard it was long wrapped and was supposed to be bad, whoops!)
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I'm fucking bored over here people
and being way too efficient. someone do something.
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International Secondment
I'm not sure that's the right term, but, basically, a few of my clients have recently suggested that one or some of the mid-level associates in my department work in Europe for 3 - 6 months on a major transaction at one of their locations. Those who do it will still be associates of the firm, but will be at the client site for the entire time. This might differ from traditional secondment in that we would not be employees of the client and would still be working under the existing client agreement.
My firm does not have a hard and fast policy on this kind of arrangement, and negotiates each relationship individually, with input from the attorneys involved. My firm is suggesting that expenses would be handled like normal travel, i.e. all actual expenses would be reimbursed, but it sounds like the traditional exclusions would apply. That is, I couldn't charge to the client those costs that would be personal to me but higher at my location, like personal calls, dry cleaning, haircuts, etc. I guess that's fine, but I would think that they should at least give me a free (to me) international cell phone. And I'm sure that I could not get them to pay for recreational travel or EPL tickets. Anyway, what is the custom for handling this in Biglaw, or how have others heard of it being handled? How often can I reasonably expect to fly back to the States on the client's dime? Is it reasonable to assume that it should be far more often appropriate if I agree to fly economy instead of the customary (for international travel) business class? Is it reasonable to expect they pick up certain incidental expenses of mine, like costs of international mail forwarding and stuff like that? I suppose that I would save money as well, but the idea, for example, of having to deal with health care and similar issues in Europe sounds expensive to me. Also, can I reasonably expect to get credit for at least 8 hours per U.S. business day, even if the work isn't there? I assure you that this is not a "my practice is more exotic that yours." I think the whole thing is stupid, and it seems to me a collosal waste of money on the part of the client. |
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(sorry)
I am assembling my trivia game (Trivial Pursuit, Jeopardy, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, etc) master team from fb participants and here is who I have so far -- Entertainment - me (well, my team has to have me on it after all); [alternate - str8] Literature - Ty (named after a literary character, after all); [alternate - Sidd Finch] History - taxwonk (look to the old guy); [alternate - bilmore (ditto)] Etiquette - Atticus (edged BRC on religion trivia, which I folded into this category for a reason known only to me); [alternate - BRC] Sports - TM (talks a good game); [alternate - Coltrane] Animals - flinty (of course); [alternate - robust puppy] Music - evenodds (edged out PLF by discussing bands I have actually heard of); [alternate - PLF] Science - Hank (hey, he's an IP nerd); [alternate - um, does anyone else know anything about science?] Geography - fringey (has never confused NYC with upstate or Houston with Dallas); [alternate - paigow (ringer for all Connecticut questions)] General (includes all other questions) - Shape Shifter (duh) |
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Brady is gone, Conine only left at the end of last season, BJ and Gil are still Orioles, albeit perhaps only temporarily. |
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And as for my alternate status, all I can say is, "Always a bridesmaid." And, bite me. |
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[confidential to rp - save the aggression for gameday. flinty is easily distracted and might not show up...] |
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(Note on literature: check my location). note to rp: we'll whoop their asses. |
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ESPN Page 3's Television Show Elimination Bracket
Also, the Top 100 Sports Moments on "The Simpsons." Good times. I had forgotten Snake was a lacrosse player for Ball State. And that the Luftwaffe were "the Washington Generals of the History Channel." |
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I guess you must have forgotten that I passed the test to be on WWTBAM. (sniff)
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P.S. My team finished 3rd. |
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Not me, I haven't been in Boston in ages. I'll probably be there in July though, and happy to join up with the team. |
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You're on
For my own trivia team...
Simpsons trivia - Burger The "L" word trivia - Leagl Drink selection - Slave Words that begin with the letter "C" - Less (also, cheerleader tryouts) Movie sequels - Coltrane Fast Times trivia - Aloha Music - Str8 Potpourri - tmdiva MSNBC headlines - NFH Hockey and stuff about Atlanta - Thrasher Hyphenationing - dtb |
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