The pansies are nice, but I'm particularly fond of the HALLOWEEN FLOWERS. The purple pansies go great with the gold marigolds. Bring on the trick-or-treaters:
What can I say, I love flowers.
One is a intellectual property / employment discrimination litigator / grown-up kid. He is very cool. The other is chemical engineer / patent attorney / jill-of-pretty-much-all-trades. She is also very cool. Meet the Snows. (Get it? Cool. Snow. Clever eh?).

Twitter is a terrific source of information about the law, especially breaking news. But like any other type of research, you must look in the right place to be efficient. The best way to stay informed is to follow others — Twitter calls these your “friends” — who can scour the Internet for you. Twitterers such as Attorney Tyson Snow[3] comb the Internet for breaking news. Snow and others like him provide a wealth of information on the state of the law. For example, he regularly links to articles of considerable importance for employment lawyers. Another Twitter user, @LexMonitor,[4] provides a veritable smorgasbord of legal news. Whatever your palate prefers, chances are that someone is tweeting about it.