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These are some of the things I've been tweeting about today:

• want to be a lawyer? there is an app for that http://bit.ly/7a9vFm
• apparently the "conan deal is imminent, key details all worked out" http://bit.ly/8VjcGD
• one for law students everywhere ... "judgment calls in grading law school exams: one professor?s perspective" http://bit.ly/4KV2TX
• what a ridiculous policy! ... "british airways sued over 'humiliating' policy" http://bit.ly/4EXiSY
• an interesting piece on "the right to link" http://bit.ly/7h3oUl
• reading on the next web australia "the real story in the google ? encyclopedia dramatica censorship saga" http://bit.ly/8z5E03
• RT @efa_oz: The EFA has today launched a petition against the Government's mandatory Internet filtering policy. http://ow.ly/XxR5
• well i stand corrected, mark holden is indeed a barrister now ... good on him! http://bit.ly/4IdOOY
• maybe they mean mark holden is now a barista? that would make much more sense ... http://bit.ly/84988P
• is this right? tv tonight says mark holden is "now a barrister" ... seriously? http://bit.ly/84988P

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