With Season 4 of Ted Lasso coming next month, it was good to be reminded of the infectiously enthusiastic character, Dani Rojas, played by Cristo Fernandez (below).
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With Season 4 of Ted Lasso coming next month, it was good to be reminded of the infectiously enthusiastic character, Dani Rojas, played by Cristo Fernandez (below).
By Super Festivals from Ft. Lauderdale, USA – B200663, CC BY 2.0
Mr.…
Charleston School of Law welcomes applications from entry-level and lateral candidates interested in appointment to full-time, tenure-track positions teaching in the following areas: (1) Constitutional Law; (2) Business Organizations; and (3) Contracts/Sales.
Charleston School of Law also invites applications from…
“Press One” “Area Closed” and Other Fatal Ambiguities
Sidney DeLong
Recently I made a call to a credit card company and, wishing to speak to a real person, found myself routed to an answer bot, who (“that”?) told me,
Currently…
I have posted before about my admiration for the podcaster Alex Goldman and his current venture Hyperfixed. But today I would like to register a complaint about the latest episode, which is about the Internet of Things. My…
There have been two very interesting Substacks that I wanted to promote since my last post on Substacks. By the way, if you are a contracts scholar with a Substack of which I have yet to take notice, please…
This frivolity comes to you courtesy of the Planet Money podcast, which devoted an entire episode to the theme of labor economics in the Alien franchise.
Cutting to the chase, the entire plot of the Alien franchise turns on contractual…