Month: January 2003
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Dean finance update
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I’ll be wrapping up our initial fundraising effort here in Illinois (if you’re in Illinois and haven’t contacted me yet, please do so asap) in the next couple days. But…
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Slate gets it wrong
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In The Dot-Firm’s Dot-Bomb, writer Daniel Gross lays out more on the conventional wisdom on why Brobeck failed, and tries to generalize out to the law firm market. Here are…
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Governor Dean on C-Span – Sunday 2/2
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Tune in to C-Span on Sunday for clips from the “Road to the White House”: Gov. Dean spoke to a gay rights advocacy group in Charleston and visited the U.S.M.C.…
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Press Coverage on Brobeck
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Ahem: West Coast Law Firm Closing After Dot-Com Collapse By JONATHAN GLATER artners at the San Francisco law firm of Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison decided yesterday to wind down the…
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Brobeck’s bubble burst
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Brobeck DissolvingBrenda SandburgThe Recorder01-30-2003 Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison — just two years ago the most profitable firm in the Bay Area — is dissolving following the collapse of merger negotiations with…
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Audio/video page updated
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Audio/video links updated. Swing by the Audio/Video page – I’ve added a couple historical links (August 2002 NPR profile, July 2002 NPR one hour interview) and added Friday’s Tavis Smiley…
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Howard Dean – Not Nuancing
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Added a link in the Press Page to the upcoming Newsweek article by George F. Will about Governor Dean. Overall, Will doesn’t cover new ground but does identify some rough edges in…
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Governor Dean on the State of the Union
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As picked up by the AP: “The president continues to threaten war without making a case for war; he promises to stimulate the economy yet runs the federal budget deep…
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RNC Talking Points on Howard Dean
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Linked from the Dean2004 blog at blogspot.com, here’s a pointer to the RNC talking points on Dean.
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Yeah, but what about my feet?
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I’m at a trade show this week, where you spend the majority of your waking hours on your feet. It feels an awful lot like Groundhog Day – except that…