Apparently, Apple is the new Microsoft– or, at least the things we (used to) love to hate about Microsoft. This PC World article indicates that some people are finally wisening up to the reality that Apple is not the ambrosian elixer of eternal happiness for which so many disillusioned Apple fanboys drool, climax, and otherwise give of their body, soul, and bank accounts. Let it be known, before Apple-hating becomes trendy, that I hated Apple before it was the cool thing to do.

… acting like a baby after her loss to Justine Henin at the US Open, which included a lovely breadstick in the second set. Why am I not surprised?

My life is pretty boring these days– I don’t have much to post about other than my LSAT preparations. The actual exam is in less than a month, so now is crunch time. I’ve felt less prepared for the LSAT than I remember feeling for the SAT, AP, or GRE, probably due in part to me being out of school and occupied by mind numbing repetitive work for three years. But some of that is also due to the LSAT simply being a hard exam.

The rest of this post is about my preparations and results so far– mainly for my own records and review– so you can stop reading now, unless for some strange reason you’re interested. (Read on …)