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East Asians have just celebrated the lunar new year. While all of them use the Chinese character "yang" to name the animal symbol of the year, some translate yang differently. In Chinese, yang could mean goat, sheep or ram. We're told that it's likely that the ancient meaning in China was goat. The Vietnamese also... Continue Reading →
We know that a cat always lands on its feet. We also know that a slice of toast always lands buttered side down. So what happens when you attach a slice of toast (buttered side up, of course) to the back of a cat and then toss both out the window? Does the cat land... Continue Reading →
It's my good fortune to be attending the International Legal Technology Association's 2013 Conference. The conference takes place this year at the Caesar's Palace resort in Las Vegas. For a relative Las Vegas novice like me, everything here is a little larger than life -- including the prices of food and drink. However, today's main... Continue Reading →
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