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I've been called for jury duty tomorrow, so I'm likely to be offline.
I know some of my readers are getting sick of articles about flash mobs. Maybe Rob Walker's piece in the New York Times Sunday Magazine will be the last, best one for a while.
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I was shocked to find that when I was called to jury duty they had little cubicles with electricity and (whether by accident or intentionally, I do not know), WiFi. It seems that now that New York isn't taking excuses for avoiding jury duty, they are also sprucing up their waiting rooms. I'm safe for another 7 years.
Posted by: Alex Halavais | August 25, 2003 at 08:50 AM