Chillin'Competition

Woke up all too early this Saturday morning, cannot understand why.

As the summer quietness was interrupted yesterday by a raft  of breaking news (Breivik’s 21y sentencing, the NY shooting, Armstrong’s decision to throw in the towel, and the death of JL Delarue), several pieces of information of AT interest reached my mailbox/ears last night:

• Ben Van Rompuy’s book is finally out. Ioannis Liannos (UCL) will give a speech on 28 September at the book launch reception.
• I will be finally flying to Hong Kong in October for this conference. Cannot wait.
• Edward Elgar has penetrated the blogosphere. Their blog has a section entitled “law” with good posts on antitrust (by Mark Furse) and intellectual property.
• Covington’s associates are better compensated than Cleary’s (I find this one hard to believe though).

To all, a very good WE.

On my side, I’ll be busy completing the move to my new place.  And I’ll be eating pasta prepping for the 25K next week in Liege.