So, I've written two research papers this year that I've been trying to get published. (I've done it for one already..) It turns out that the online service that law students submit papers to law reviews and journals, ExpressO, also lets you showcase your manuscripts on your very own website, entitled "Selected Works of [Your Name here]." It sounds pretty nifty, so why not? Check out the Selected Works of Eric Chan.

So far, I like Selected Works. I'm probably not going to add anything else to that page in the foreseeable future, but it has a very slick interface that feels very, well, Blogger- like. It's online publishing for the hip generation. (Compare, for example, how one of my same articles looks on SSRN.)

I had two hours of introductory Bar Review class this morning. It wasn't anything substantive, but it's clear that this is going to be rough. You don't get weekends off, you are prescribed 5-8 hours of studying and test-taking a day, and you have to sit through an additional 4 more hours of videotaped lecture a day. Not cool..