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ActusRhesus posted:Fitbit says I need 8 hours of sleep. Who am I to argue with Fitbit? It's always frustrating to check how much sleep I got and see that despite being sound asleep from , say 1030 to 630 I got woken up multiple times by a kid and cats and to piss and etc and got sub 7 or something I think my one gift is the opposite of yuns - I can immediately fall asleep every time I go to bed, and sleep soundly until my alarm at which point I wake up instantly. I also take long (2-3hr) naps easily when they're available If I lived alone without pets and no alarm I could probably sleep 70 hours a week. And this is with me powering through a half dozen cups of coffee a day plus often having some at night before bed
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mastershakeman posted:It's always frustrating to check how much sleep I got and see that despite being sound asleep from , say 1030 to 630 I got woken up multiple times by a kid and cats and to piss and etc and got sub 7 or something I am firmly convinced that wholly separate from nutrition, exercise, etc., that people are just born with different energy levels. There were people at my firm who just didn't turn off. And I could tell they weren't miserably tired. They just literally had more energy/juice than most other human beings. It wasn't some type of stimulants thing - I've met these people who simply always seem to need to be doing something to burn off their excess energy (mental, not just physical), and it never seems to stop.
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mastershakeman posted:If I lived alone without pets and no alarm I could probably sleep 70 hours a week. And this is with me powering through a half dozen cups of coffee a day plus often having some at night before bed My experience is similar, but I have noticed that when I have cut back on caffeine, the ability/desire to nap diminished. That amount of caffeine is likely tiring you more than it's wiring you.
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Oct 8, 2019 17:01
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I can maybe do 6 things a year so . Don’t be wired like me.
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mastershakeman posted:It's always frustrating to check how much sleep I got and see that despite being sound asleep from , say 1030 to 630 I got woken up multiple times by a kid and cats and to piss and etc and got sub 7 or something Same, but I just can't nap. Even when I have time. I can't fall asleep anywhere, anytime. If I do nap, it's because I'm exhausted and then I wake up feeling like poo poo. Before kids, I couldn't even fall asleep at night easily. That has changed since kids. Thanks, kids! With dogs, kids, having to piss, or heartburn I probably get 5-7 hours a night. Waking up is hard for me. I don't and never have been able to pop right out of bed.
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SlyFrog posted:I am firmly convinced that wholly separate from nutrition, exercise, etc., that people are just born with different energy levels. those people are just always poppin pills. I sleep like a log for 8 hours straight as long as I stick to my exercise regimen, don't drink any booze, and am in my own bed. Most days I wake up feeling relaxed and collected with nary a care in the world. I maybe spent a little too much on my extremely luxurious mattress, high threadcount sheets, multiple pillows of varying types and a nice down comforter, but I really like my bed. Gonna hold of on having any kids until we have nanny robots after the water wars. Kawasaki Nun fucked around with this message at 17:19 on Oct 8, 2019 |
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Oct 8, 2019 17:15
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Why would any law student resort to speed when mountains of adderall are cheaper and handed out like candy
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Though there is one story about a lawyer walking into a courthouse with a crack pipe
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Phi230 posted:Though there is one story about a lawyer walking into a courthouse with a crack pipe I prefer to think of it as a matter of individuality In the land of addy daddies the methhead is king
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SlyFrog posted:I am firmly convinced that wholly separate from nutrition, exercise, etc., that people are just born with different energy levels. Jeb!
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mastershakeman posted:I think my one gift is the opposite of yuns - I can immediately fall asleep every time I go to bed, and sleep soundly until my alarm at which point I wake up instantly. This feels like a superpower to me. I need several hours to unwind and do bullshit before I can lay down for 20-30 minutes to try and go to sleep. Up until I was about 30, probably one night a month I would just say "gently caress it" and stay up all night.
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Oct 8, 2019 20:07
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I put a podcast in an usually fall asleep in less than 5 minutes
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Oct 8, 2019 20:09
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In other news, Cow trial is in the books, and Judge wants attorneys fees submitted by affidavit, and ruling will come down before the end of the week. I questioned a vet on the 1,200 to 1,400 cows who's rear end he stuck his arm up during the final week of October, 2017, and did cross on a guy named "Red Bone."
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blarzgh posted:This feels like a superpower to me. I need several hours to unwind and do bullshit before I can lay down for 20-30 minutes to try and go to sleep. Have you tried a night cap (read: drinking heavily)?
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Drinking is extremely bad for sleep Don’t fall Into that trap I love you goon lawyer sisters and brothers
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Vox Nihili posted:Have you tried a night cap (read: drinking heavily)? I'm afraid this might get me ousted from the Kool Kids, uhhh Group, but I don't really drink. The last time I had any booze was like over a year ago and I only remember because it was an event my wife was putting on that had wine tasting.
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Vox Nihili posted:Have you tried a night cap (read: drinking heavily)? alcohol may help you fall asleep but it means you get less restful sleep
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Oct 8, 2019 20:53
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If I drink even 1 beer before bed now, I'm guaranteed to have to wake up to pee and probably have heartburn. Getting old sucks. I enjoy beer and wine. I just like sleep a lot more.
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blarzgh posted:In other news, Cow trial is in the books, and Judge wants attorneys fees submitted by affidavit, and ruling will come down before the end of the week. Don’t doxx me
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Oct 8, 2019 21:14
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A lawyer wrote this https://twitter.com/maggieNYT/statu...agenumber%3D844 
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blarzgh posted:I'm afraid this might get me ousted from the Kool Kids, uhhh Group, but I don't really drink. The last time I had any booze was like over a year ago and I only remember because it was an event my wife was putting on that had wine tasting. I'm all seriousness, you could try some basic OtC sleep aids.
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Pook Good Mook posted:A lawyer wrote this Good thing the president doesn’t get to decide when and how he is impeached.
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I thought after Benghazi the precedent was set Congress could investigate the President for any old bad faith bullshit they choose. Oh, only Democratic presidents. My bad.
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Vox Nihili posted:I'm all seriousness, you could try some basic OtC sleep aids. They all turn out to have side effects like dementia. https://www.aarp.org/health/dementia/info-2019/dementia-sleep-medication.html
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Oct 8, 2019 23:34
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I love our stupid country and it's myriad constitutional crisis
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Kawasaki Nun posted:I love our stupid country and it's myriad constitutional crises Fixed your singular use of crisis there.
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Kawasaki Nun posted:I love our stupid country and its myriad constitutional crises Fixed your non-possessive use of it's there. Trump has fomented myriad grammatical crises as well. joat mon fucked around with this message at 23:52 on Oct 8, 2019 |
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I get about seven hours of sleep per night. If I could, I'd get about 10 per night. When I get to work in the morning, I mostly stare and respond to emails that don't require much thought. From about 10-11:30 I'm super productive. Then I get hungry and go eat lunch. After lunch I mostly stare and respond to emails that don't require much thought for 30 minutes. From about 1:30 to 4:30, I'm locked in. Then I start getting tired and slowly get more and more tired until I fall asleep for the night. I'm good for about 4.5 hours of work a day.
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Pook Good Mook posted:A lawyer wrote this Looks like Stephen Miller not a lawyer
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ulmont posted:They all turn out to have side effects like dementia. Then smoke some weed. And don't start in on how THC also fucks up your cognitive functions. Goddamn you people are pussies. I'm prescribing 100 ccs of bourbon, two long drags on the most toxic bootleg THC vape you can find, and a pair of Benadryls. Call me in the morning.
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I’m not sure if this has been raised yet, but why aren’t the judges and opposing counsel or anyone really referring these lawyers that participate in this horseshit to the bar? I guess it was hard to ding mob lawyers on ethical grounds too, but at least give them some consequences to consider.
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Is there one single best book for criminal rules of evidence and procedure? Trying to re-teach myself all the things I've forgotten since law school.
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Look Sir Droids posted:I’m not sure if this has been raised yet, but why aren’t the judges and opposing counsel or anyone really referring these lawyers that participate in this horseshit to the bar? I guess it was hard to ding mob lawyers on ethical grounds too, but at least give them some consequences to consider. Several of Bush's lawyers were reported for ethics violations. quote:he Department of Justice's Office of Professional Responsibility concluded in a 261-page report dated July 29, 2009, that Yoo committed "intentional professional misconduct" when he "knowingly failed to provide a thorough, objective, and candid interpretation of the law", and it recommended a referral to the Pennsylvania Bar for disciplinary action.[77][78] But, David Margolis, a career Justice attorney,[79] in a Memorandum dated January 5, 2010, countermanded the recommended referral.[80] While Margolis was careful to avoid "an endorsement of the legal work," which he said was "flawed" and "contained errors more than minor", concluding that Yoo had exercised "poor judgment", he did not find "professional misconduct" sufficient to authorize OPR "to refer its findings to the state bar disciplinary authorities".[80] It's the Kavanaugh Problem: once you're successful enough and sit in power, no amount of unethical conduct can ever disbar you. My state supreme court, the old Chief Justice who retired recently had had multiple DUI arrests while serving on the supreme court bench. No convictions.
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:Is there one single best book for criminal rules of evidence and procedure? Trying to re-teach myself all the things I've forgotten since law school. It's going to depend on your state since every state has its own bullshit cases and exceptions and weird privileges.
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:Is there one single best book for criminal rules of evidence and procedure? Trying to re-teach myself all the things I've forgotten since law school. I think most states have a "[Name] on Evidence" book. (Here, it's Whinery) Anything jurisdictionally broader is going to be of limited use to a practitioner.
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Pook Good Mook posted:A lawyer wrote this Yeah but do the flags in the House have gold fringes or not?
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ulmont posted:It's going to depend on your state since every state has its own bullshit cases and exceptions and weird privileges. Yeah, unfortunately I've been asking around my new PD's office and haven't gotten a good local answer yet. edit: dammit, I think I found the answer. My local magistrate court chief judge wrote his own evidence book. So, that goes on the trial table. Hieronymous Alloy fucked around with this message at 01:37 on Oct 9, 2019 |
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:Yeah, unfortunately I've been asking around my new PD's office and haven't gotten a good local answer yet. Ask the appellate folks. Do you have any in the office?
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Vox Nihili posted:Then smoke some weed. And don't start in on how THC also fucks up your cognitive functions. Goddamn you people are pussies. I'm prescribing 100 ccs of bourbon, two long drags on the most toxic bootleg THC vape you can find, and a pair of Benadryls. Call me in the morning. Seconding this. Did nothing but drink and do edibles in Vegas. Slept like a baby for 4 nights. Most restorative trip I’ve had in years.
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Vox Nihili posted:I'm all seriousness, you could try some basic OtC sleep aids. I'm not tired during the day (except when I eat a fuckton of Mexican food for lunch), I'm satisfied with the quality and amount of sleep I get, I just can't shut my loving brain off to get started on it at night. Always been like that.
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