Two new blogs of note:

  • David Maister’s "Passion,
    People and Principles
    ":  I
    sincerely hope you
    recognize David’s name; if you don’t, I implore you
    to take an immediate look.  His inaugural post is about
    his "blogging
    philosophy
    ."  
  • "Truth
    on the Market
    ," a joint blog with two "founders" and
    four "authors," each smarter than the last, and
    all law professors (at different schools) with
    a severe penchant for economics.   Any
    commonality among them?  They seem to over-index
    on having gone to Chicago Law School, clerked for
    prominent federal appellate judges (Posner, anyone?),
    and done a tour at Latham & Watkins.

Henceforth, you’ll be able to find them on the "Adam
Smith, Esq." blogroll.

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