Thursday, June 24, 2004
Car troubles this morning. A funny noise. A rattle. I took it into the dealer. They gave me a loaner. I'll have the car back in a few days. In the meantime, I'm driving a Toyota Camry. Imagine, a law firm partner in a Toyota Camry. Even just for a few days. It's shameful. There's not even leather seats.
I had to drive the Toyota to golf this afternoon. Which, despite being a day late, was still an enjoyable release, with a client, a colleague of his, and an associate here who I freed from the monotony of legal work with an invitation.
The client couldn't believe I was driving a Toyota Camry. Even just for a few days. He drove his Lexus. He has 3 other cars. He said if I'd asked he would have let me borrow one. But it's a bad idea to borrow cars from clients.
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My main advice would be to keep perspective -- avoid using the firm to meet your social needs. I've worked in firms where everyone socialized after work, hooked up when convenient and hung out together on the weekends. It's emotionally lazy and living in a fishbowl is unhealthy. And when you eventually burn out (which you will) and leave the firm, you are left with nothing. I don't recommend it.
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My main advice would be to keep perspective -- avoid using the firm to meet your social needs. I've worked in firms where everyone socialized after work, hooked up when convenient and hung out together on the weekends. It's emotionally lazy and living in a fishbowl is unhealthy. And when you eventually burn out -which you will- and leave the firm, you are left with nothing. I don't recommend it.
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My main advice would be to keep perspective -- avoid using the firm to meet your social needs. I've worked in firms where everyone socialized after work, hooked up when convenient and hung out together on the weekends. It's emotionally lazy and living in a fishbowl is unhealthy. And when you eventually burn out -which you will- and leave the firm, you are left with nothing. I don't recommend it.
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The intellectual caliber of your co-workers tends to be higher at a law firm than in other types of office jobs, so that can make water cooler conversations more interesting. However, since everyone is billing their time such conversations tend to be limited to .1 or .2 hours so you can get back to your desk. (Whatever happened to the luxury of .25 minimum billing increments?) I like my assistant but don't get too friendly since it can undercut my authority. I try to work with summers, but find it tedious at times.
My main advice would be to keep perspective -- avoid using the firm to meet your social needs. I've worked in firms where everyone socialized after work, hooked up when convenient and hung out together on the weekends. It's emotionally lazy and living in a fishbowl is unhealthy. And when you eventually burn out (which you will) and leave the firm, you are left with nothing. I don't recommend it.
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When choosing a trustworthy online casino there are many factors you need to consider. Just because one of the great number of online casinos existent today has impressive graphics, games and offers a wide diversity of bonuses, it doesnt mean its a fair and licensed one. Of course, such cases are rare, and, since today there are hundreds of reputable virtual casinos one can choose from, the most important criteria when deciding which one to play at is what they offer.
The first bonus you can get when you first open an account at a casino is the sign up bonus most casinos offer, an encouraging bonus of at least $25, but it may often be higher than $500. Some casinos even match your first deposit, meaning they double it, for free.
Many casinos also offer hundreds of dollars worth bonuses for new players and, if you're the one who brings other friends to the casino, things are even better than that. Most casinos offer a refer a friend bonus and, the more friends you have, the more fortunate you will get. For each friend you refer to the casino, you will get up to $1000, for each friend that they refer, you'll earn up to $300 and, furthermore, for each person that your friend's friends refer, you will earn up to $100. Once you are confident that particular casino is a reliable one, bring as many of your friends as you can to the casino and you'll have all the reasons to enjoy their games. The only thing you need to pay attention to afterwards is to handle the money wisely and not risk it all in a single bet, however confident you may be.
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The most important bonuses casinos offer are the jackpots and prizes you can win at their games. Casinos reward players with millions of dollars each day for their gaming skills. Tournaments and regular casino games are most profitable for gamblers. Only one progressive jackpot, for one single game of slots, for instance, can be of over $ 2 million. And it's only a matter of seconds and a bit of luck to win it.
Most casinos don't need a special occasion to give bonuses. They offer bonuses for the players third and fourth deposits, for being loyal to the casino, or just for being at a table at a certain time. So, it’s only a matter of finding the right casino and from there on, bonuses will keep coming to you. The only problem is that if you don't have a proper money management you won't treasure what you win, it will go away as easily as it came. We may all want those bonuses, but do we know what to do with them and how much of it we should risk in our next bet?
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as follows:
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888.COM
CASINO-FOR-ME
SPORTING ODDS CASINO
PARTY POKER.COM
ALSO CHECK OUT THESE COOL ONLINE BINGO SITES - PERFECT TO KEEP YOUR MUM/GRANNY HAPPY!!
BINGO BOUDOIR
BINGOLICIOUS
TWO FAT LADIES BINGO
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