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Law360: "Judge Taranto said he's typically 'disappointed' with the [amicus] briefs submitted to the court, and urged the attorneys in the room to do better. 'It's very rare we get amicus briefs that say something beyond what the parties say,' he said. 'Most amicus briefs make broad, unsupported general assertions about things for which we aren't given independent basis to evaluate the truth of the assertions.'"

Keep It Short, And Other Advice From Fed. Circ. Judges - Law360
Six Federal Circuit judges counseled a packed room of attorneys on Tuesday about the most common ways to ruin their own cases, such as talking too much at oral argument, adding additional citations and attacking judges or opposing counsel.

The news abut needing new gas plants in the UK a couple of days ago, mostly missed the actual documents, linked below; they're pretty thorough - but more importantly the need for the replacement gas plants is the least interesting thing in them; failing to kill off marginal pricing is a bigger pain; but it does seem like they tried and found everything they tried failed; the best idea they have is a split pricing system that should make the marginal pricing better:

Review of electricity market arrangements (REMA): second consultation
This second consultation is an opportunity to provide feedback to government on the ongoing review of electricity market arrangements (REMA).

„Frühling liegt in der Luft“, meint Petersen, Chefkapitalmarktstrategin für den deutschsprachigen Raum beim Blackrock Investment Institute."
Die Felle des Mittelstands werden verteilt.
Schon komisch, dass die Börse boomt und ebenso rechtsextreme Positionen, Demokratie und demokratische Werte jedoch angegriffen werden, der Staat in eine Dauerkrise geredet wird - #CDU

Aktienkurse auf Allzeithochs: Warum die Börse wirklich boomt
Rekordjagd an der Börse – weil die Inflation sinkt und die Zinsen folgen werden? Das hat etwas damit zu tun. Es ist aber eher die nachgeschobene Begründung.

Bundestag votes against Taurus missiles to Ukraine for third time in 2024: https://benborges.xyz/2024/03/14/bundestag-votes-against.html

3-person #Gaslands with a budget.
Me with ram, turreted machine gun, loose grenades (orange car). PJ got a car & motorcycle. Eric with two motorcycles and a turreted dune buggy.
Out of the gate he made a measuring error and killed one of his two motorcycles on the side of my car.
Chain reaction of collisions, explosions, gunfire behind my car, with only one of each of their moto…

Strong straightforward criticism is reserved for the relatively small (and increasingly globally isolated) state of Israel. The US, on the other hand—which supplies about 80% of #Israel’s weapons imports, as well as billions of dollars in aid—is treated as a kind of neutral third party, and of course as a “very good friend”. This way, [

Sally Rooney: Killing in Gaza has been supported by Ireland’s ‘good friend’ in the White House
Our Government is basking in the moral glow of condemning the bombers, while preserving a cosy relationship with those supplying the bombs

You want to see Justin Trudeau and/or Jagmeet Singh take some air out of the sails of Poillievre in his run for a Majority Conservative Government?
Introduce legislation like this that would measurably (massively?) improve people's quality of life and watch Pierre Sqquiiirrm.
""Moving to a 32-hour workweek with no loss of pay is not a radical idea.””
#Bernie …

#hakendran im RSS Feed ist heute ein Monolog. Die Stimme von Charlotte ist dort nicht zu hören. @…

The news abut needing new gas plants in the UK a couple of days ago, mostly missed the actual documents, linked below; they're pretty thorough - but more importantly the need for the replacement gas plants is the least interesting thing in them; failing to kill off marginal pricing is a bigger pain; but it does seem like they tried and found everything they tried failed; the best idea they have is a split pricing system that should make the marginal pricing better:

Review of electricity market arrangements (REMA): second consultation
This second consultation is an opportunity to provide feedback to government on the ongoing review of electricity market arrangements (REMA).