International Law

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

• a very clever use of foursquare ... "wsj uses foursquare to tell people about times square evacuation" http://bit.ly/dvxINK
  
• hollywood really has run out of ideas ... "men in black 3 gets sony green light in 3d" http://bit.ly/aYVNJp
• i totally agree ... "a great law school dean doesn?t have to be a great scholar http://bit.ly/bgxz3k
• scotus blog has a long post on the experience and writings of likely us supreme court nominee, elena kagan http://bit.ly/bDwqXW
• i agree with @emilybazelon ... i think treme is heavy handed and overwrought, bordering on unwatchable ... i loved the wire but not this
• reading "how hillary found her groove with obama" http://bit.ly/czVs3l /via @justinbarbour
• checking out animal review http://animalreview.wordpress.com/ - a site that rates animals - on the recommendation of @davidplotz
• slate's anne applebaum looks at the some of the winners and losers from the uk election http://bit.ly/byKY6y #ge2010
• still no government in the uk ... "election 2010: tories meet lib dems over deal for power" http://bit.ly/aQ1HwD #ge2010
• the apple press release ... "ipad available in nine more countries on 28 may" http://bit.ly/cmuu5Z
• reading that "david cameron will probably be the next prime minister. he'll soon come to regret it" http://bit.ly/cMfqhH /via @justinbarbour
• "some thoughts on the uk election result" from @andrewbartlett http://bit.ly/btdPS4
• i wonder what will nick clegg will do ... "cameron makes offer to lib dems on government" http://bit.ly/ciPfnn
• and so the plot thickens ... "groggle bamboozled by new legal bid" http://bit.ly/9OYn5y
• congratulations to @duncanriley as "the inquisitr turns two" http://bit.ly/asJ2R9
• one of lindsay tanner's best political aphorisms ... "in politics everyone exaggerates everything all the time" http://bit.ly/aD2h7M
• in a piece for the drum, @CUhlmann says the "42nd parliament puts the hype in hyperbole" http://bit.ly/aD2h7M
• apart from @fictillius, does anyone use google latitude? ... "google latitude has 3 million active users" http://tcrn.ch/c5Kia2
• for new matilda, aron paul wonders whether british democracy is a shambles ... "the mother of all electoral disasters" http://bit.ly/aG1mlk
• megan mccardle looks at the dow dropping almost 1000 points, and asks, "what the hell just happened in the market?" http://bit.ly/9aLqr6
• the washington post has a good series on "12 things the world should toss out" http://bit.ly/ds1kjq
• salon looks at "the biggest, richest, best and worst airlines" http://bit.ly/96zcRm
• according to facebook status updates, australia doesn't do well in the gross national happiness index http://bit.ly/aF8ncb
• oh no i'm hideous! how i will look in 20 years http://bit.ly/dfBDBM
• for those who really do read playboy for the articles, i presume ... "playboy to debut a safe-for-work site" http://bit.ly/9GdOiM
• tv tonight says it is time for women to be nominated to the logie hall of fame ... "hall of fame has gender imbalance" http://bit.ly/a6mhNE
• interesting ... if the parents of a child disagree about what last name give the child, who prevails? http://bit.ly/a8CqzW
• the atlantic wire on the upcoming book on mark zuckerberg ... "from fratboy to demigod: the mark zuckerberg story" http://bit.ly/c7F6ka
• an interesting web app by labour in the uk ... "spreading labour's 'word of mouth' far and wide" http://bit.ly/djgGq6
• sbs has announced its eurovision scheduling http://bit.ly/bxOVcR
• watch out foursquare and gowalla ... "facebook adding location features this month" http://bit.ly/97OJot

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