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Five Reasons Not To Go To Law School
2011-03-29 15:44:00 Yesterday, I shared some good reasons to spend the time, energy and money on a law school education. But it's not worth it for everyone. Here are five reasons to consider a different career. 1. -; It's going to be hard to find a job. This is true for the majority of people graduating from law school these days. Some people - the top students - will probably get job offers. For many, it's not going to come easy. The bad economy affects lawyers, too. Not many firms are hiring, and there are experienced lawyers out there applying for the same jobs. 2. -; It's not going to make you rich. I don't have any statistics on what the "average" lawyer...
An "American" Law School In China. Explanations Sought.
2009-08-16 18:34:00 My tiny firm must receive at least ten resumes every day. About a third of these come from students who, even in the best of of times, would likely never be hired as a law firm associate. Go ahead and get mad at me if you want, but those who are in the bottom half of the class from fourth tier ranked or unaccredited law schools are just not going to get hired by a law firm without exceptional circumstances. The United States is producing way more lawyers than jobs. I do not have the numbers on this, but I KNOW this to be true. Just ask Loyola 2L. And yet (usually with self-generated fanfare) new law schools just keep on coming. Why? I could talk about college presidents wanting to extend their fiefdom (and that would be true), but what it really comes down to is that law schools tend to be very profitable. I thought of all this today when I read an excellent article on the USC US-China Institute's website, entitled, "China Legal." The article is on Peking University's new...
By: China Law Blog
Tommy Savitt: Law School
2008-05-20 15:30:00 Share on StumbleUpon: Practicing law is easy!Watch the Video:
Because (Berzerkley) law school graduates (think they) know it all
2008-05-18 19:22:00 More from the “Reasons Why I’ve Boycotted Berkeley for Years” files: Some 50 protesters, clad in orange jumpsuits and black hoods to emulate the infamous photos of prisoners in Iraq, picketed UC Berkeley’s law school graduation ceremony Saturday, demanding that the university fire Professor John Yoo for his authorship of the Bush administration’s policies on torture. ...
By: I Call BS!
Utah father and son graduate law school together
(AP)
2008-05-12 20:40:00 AP - Tom McLelland was both proud papa and happy grad during commencement at an Ohio law school.
Weekly Reader Q&A: Law School Student To Finance, How Summer Analysts Are J
2008-05-09 20:21:00 With summer internships approaching, there are 2 topics on everyone’s mind: 1) how to get the full-time offer and 2) how to get an even better internship, even at this late stage. Meanwhile, the questions on breaking into investment banking from other fields continue to roll in. Law School Student To Finance “I just read your ...
Quitting Law School
2008-05-03 17:24:00 I’m not actually quitting law school but the idea is somewhat tempting. I can’t say I’m enjoying law school at all. At this point I feel like I have too much time and money invested to quit though. I’m hoping that once I do some actual legal work this summer that I will like it. ...
It is Finals Time
2008-04-26 17:24:00 I have completed classes for the semester and am now in the final exam period. I might miss a couple days posting over the next couple weeks because I need to make preparing for my exams a priority. In law school 100% of your grade is based on your final exam. This makes it hard ...
Law School Essay
2008-04-21 15:53:00 A lawyer in his academic years is habituated in writing law school essay. A tedious tasks no doubt but a learning process for most. It is just the beginning of a career which is based upon writing drafts and legal papers. It is more critical than any other form of essay. It requires good ability ...
Teaching Law in Law School
2008-04-19 17:07:00 I recently read that my former law school,Washington and Lee, is revising their third year law school curriculum and replacing all academic classes with experiential learning. All of the third year students will be required to get a Virginia practice certificate and participate in at least one real client experience during the year. There have ...
I Got A Summer Legal Job!
2008-04-18 22:01:00 Today I was offered an internship working for the Missouri State Public Defender’s office which I accepted. I’m looking forward to putting some of the knowledge I’ve acquired in 5 semesters of law school to practical use. Since I’m Missouri Rule 13 eligible I should get the opportunity to appear in court. I’ll be working ...
What Law School Rankings Don't Say ......
2008-04-16 13:20:00 This is a very interesting article from Law.com discussing what law school rankings don't say about this life altering and very expensive decision.During the last three decades, the size and geographic dispersion of the global economy has dramatically increased the demand for sophisticated corporate legal services. In contrast, the demand for personal-services legal work -- wills and estates, personal injury, family law, simple business contracts, etc. -- has grown at roughly the rate of population growth. These dynamics have resulted in a "bimodal" income distribution, in which there is a heavy concentration of salaries in two distinct ranges, based on salary figures provided by NALP. At the high end are the large corporate firm starting salaries that so interest the media. In 2006, salaries in the largest firms in major markets jumped from $125,000 to $135,000 to $145,000. Thus out of 22,684 starting salaries reported for 2006, 4,809, or 21.2 percent, were in the $125...
USPTO Pilots Law School Clinical Certification Program
2008-04-09 00:00:00 Washington, D.C. - The Department of Commerce?s United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) today announced a new pilot program through which law students will be able to gain practical experience practicing intellectual property (IP) law before the agency. During this two-year pilot program, the USPTO will work with law school clinical faculty from a select group of schools to give law students real-world opportunities to practice either patent or trademark law.
Coming To A Law School Near You: The Upcoming Merger of Counterterrorism a
2008-04-08 05:46:00 Doug Farah’s recent post about our complacency in dealing with the problem that is Saudi Arabia dovetails well with one of my pet causes: showing that counterterrorism and human rights go hand in hand. That our most reliable social critics (and multilateralists) are refusing to condemn the deplorable human rights record of much of the Arab world, I have argued, is a symptom of partisan politics and an eagerness to find fault with what we are doing in counterterrorism. The same thing is happening...(read more)
Another Look at Income-Based Repayment for Student Loans
2008-04-06 21:41:00 When discussing the College Cost Reduction and Access Act I discussed the income-based repayment plan in conjunction with the public service loan forgiveness program. The coupling of the two is a great deal but I wanted to see how the income-based repayment plan would work when used alone. The income-based repayment plan limits your payments to ...
The CCRAA and Law School Loan Forgiveness
2008-04-01 00:04:00 The College Cost Reduction and Access Act offers a loan forgiveness program for those who work in public service. As I am strongly considering a career in public service when I graduate from law school I decided to do more research on the loan forgiveness program. The details of how the program works are somewhat complicated ...
How to Write a Law School Personal Statement?
2008-03-31 19:12:00 Many students dream and want to become a lawyer, be it for the enticing pay or the thirst for justice to be served. Unfortunately, law schools only accept a handful of students into their institutions annually, despite the demand. What separates this group of fortunate individuals from the rest? The answer is simply law school ...
Amity Law School, Delhi
2008-03-12 13:26:00 The Government Law College, Mumbai Amity Law School Delhi was founded in 1999,under the Ritnand Balved Education Foundation (RBEF). Dr. Ashok K. Chauhan is the Founder President of the Law School.Amity Law School is affiliated to the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University in Delhi and is located on the Amity University campus in Sector 125 Noida,near Delhi.Amity Law School (ALS) has been ranked as one of the Top-10 law schools in the country in a recent survey conducted by India Today-AC NIELSEN -ORG-MARG. Admission is carried out through an Entrance Test which happens in May every year, undertaken by the IP university. Based on a student's ranking, he may enroll in any one of the Affiliated institutes, of which Amity Law School is one.Admission Procedure Admission to the LL.B(H) programe of Amity Law School is being done through a Common Entrance Test (CET) conducted by the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi to which the Amity Law School is affiliated.A candid...
Law School Essay
2008-03-12 13:02:00 A law school essay is not as tough as the subject says it. Law may not be an easy subject to deal with but is not impossible to handle. However, application essay to a law school needs a bit more seriousness than other form of applications. It is a very distinctive career path with lot ...
National Law School of India University, Bangalore
2008-03-09 12:36:00 National Law School of India University, Bangalore Admission ProcedureAdmission to the B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) Degree Program is made purely on the merit as assessed through an Admission Test conducted for the purpose by the Admission Committee, appointed by the Director. The test will carry a maximum of 200 marks. If more than one candidate gets the same rank in the merit list, the order of priority for the selection of the candidate against the available vacancies will be strictly based on the percentage of marks obtained at the qualifying examination. Candidates appearing for the qualifying examination in the year of admission shall also be permitted to take the Admission Test, but their admission to the course shall be subject to fulfilling the conditions stipulated in the Regulations at the time of admission and production of documentary evidence of their eligibility. All admissions shall be completed before 30th June of every year. Contact Information ADDRESS National Law School ...
Using LexisNexis and Westlaw
2008-03-08 15:58:00 *Note-My new posting schedule is for Saturday’s posts to be about law school or law and Sunday to be about goals. Monday through Friday will be about frugality but there will probably often be some overlap in the weekday and weekend subject areas. If you’re in law school you probably know all about LexisNexis and Westlaw. ...
[Interesting] 8-year-old Brazilian boy passes law school entrance exam, wil
2008-03-07 08:33:00 Guardian
I am a Law School Slut
2008-02-25 16:54:00 Interesting essay from a UF law student that, frankly, describes most of the law students at UF.Blockquoted below, as found (critically) from Jezebel.com.From: Benjamin Straight Date: Feb 6, 2008 9:03 AM Subject: I am a law school girl To:This accounts for some 80% of the gunch at law school. Of course- if you are a chick and read this- you will say, "He's not talking about me...." Yeah, just like Lil' Jon ain't talking about you while you are in your slut outfit at the club dancing to 'skeet skeet skeet' at 2 in the morning.I am a law school girl (snatch, gunch, clam, whisker biscuit- pick your subject synonym).Let's get one thing straight up front- I am not here to learn. I am here to prove something.As you pretend to listen to me so that you can fuck me, I will probably tell you that either my uncle molested me or that I was raped when I was 15. I also never knew my father. I was high school class president, president of my sorority, student body president of my undergrad, ...
By: Wikilaw
Tuition-Free Law School for Activists? Am I Dreaming? No. It's Real.
2008-01-16 06:02:00 It's not a dream. It's not a fantasy. At first blush this may be no different then full boat scholarships at other law schools, but this one really does smell different. Scholarship at the UDC David A. Clarke School of Law in Washington, D.C. is based upon your commitment to advocacy and justice and has a highly diverse student body including ethnicity, age, and real-world experience. It is clinic-centered and filled with practicing attorneys.As most of you likely know well, many would-be public interest legal careers founder on the sharp rocks of law school debt. Pressed to pay back huge loans, many talented law graduates opt for the highest available paycheck. And, seeing this dynamic, many other talented POTENTIAL law students, who are committed to the fight for justice, are deterred from even seeking a legal education.To address this dilemna, the UDC David A. Clarke School of Law (UDC-DCSL) has embarked upon an ambitious plan to raise sufficient funds t...
Overheard in law school
2008-01-14 16:20:00 From a sample deed in Property: "...signed this 14th day of January, in the final year of the reign of our liege lord, George W. Bush..."
By: Wikilaw
A Law School Career Counseling Office Making Housecalls?
2008-01-05 15:02:00 This initiative really impressed me. Imagine if your law school career counseling officer came to visit you after graduation to see how you were doing and to see how they may be of further assistance in your efforts to find employment? Wouldn't that be impressive? Well, in Iowa that is just what they are doing. Hat tip to Ed Wiest for alerting me to this article.University of Iowa College of Law alumni who can't quite figure out what to do next with their careers should sit tight because UI officials will come to them. The law school has a fairly new program where an official from the college travels across Iowa and around the country to meet face-to-face with graduates to help them re-assess their careers. "This is part of a bigger picture of what we are trying to develop, thinking about the admission process all the way through alumni life about how students think about and act on career choices," said Steve Langerud, the college's associate dean ...
Do You Really Know Why Your Law School Ranks Where It Does?
2007-12-07 06:02:00 Law School Groupie, a soon-to-be law student blogging about the process, resurrects a New York Times archival piece exposing the real truth about law school rankings and how law schools can distort the rankings through tricks and maneuverings which mislead students. Groupie analyzed the NYT piece so well I will give him or her the honors. You can read the blog post here. Or if you want to go right to the New York Times piece it is called The $8.78 Million Dollar Maneuver. Some highlights:I had no idea that U.S. News & World Reports' (USNWR) rankings had anything to do with the school's expenditure per student, but this NYT article breaks it down for us.These student expenditures affect only 1.5 percent of a school's U.S. News ranking, but this is a competition where fractions of a point matter.The University of Illinois College of Law provides students with access to Westlaw and LexisNexis, paying $75,000 to $100,000 for those services. But when reporting to the ...
No Practical Training at Your Law School? Blame the ABA. Guest Blogger -
2007-12-07 06:02:00 Long time Build A Solo Practice reader, Edward Weist, is a solo in Massachussetts and a Harvard Law School graduate. He wrote such a terrific comment to my frequent challenges to law schools not offering practical training, I asked him if I could use his commentary as a guest post and he graciously agreed. It’s one thing to point out—as this blawg and others have done—that the U.S. News ranking system doesn’t tell prospective law students much about whether any law school will actually prepare them to practice, rather than merely learn, law. I wouldn’t hold my breath waiting for prospective customers to drive real change in law school curricula. There are huge institutional constraints limiting the ability of the legal academy to provide any real introduction to the world their students—whether bound for BigLaw or a home office upon graduation—will enter upon graduation. It will take more than agitation from applicants to drive real change. A...
Life After Law School
2007-12-03 00:00:00 As a legal professional, the experience a student acquires before, during and immediately after law school is essential in the attempt to cement a lucrative practice and business. These experiences help to develop a profitable professional network, which comes in handy later on. Who Hires Law School Graduates? This depends on what type of law school a ...
What is the Harvard Law School?
2007-11-15 15:35:00 Harvard Law School is one of the most high-status, if not the most prestigious, law schools in the United States. Thousands upon thousands of citizens apply to this school yearly only to get denied and sent a reply to try back next year. Lots of the most winning judges, politicians, and many more public figures have graduated from Harvard Law School. While Harvard Law School Admissions seems next to not possible to get into, that is not forever the case. Getting into Harvard on the whole starts with High School. Grades have to be ideal. Other things like additional activities are very significant. At the same time as Harvard appreciates football and basketball, those are not the type of extracurricular activities they are looking for. They are looking for extracurricular activities such as a discuss team that wins conferences, a verbal communication club, and things that exercise the mind rather than the body. Interviewing well is also another enormous thing for Harvard Law Scho...
Pakistani chief justice to receive Harvard Law School ?Medal of Freedom?
2007-11-14 09:52:00 There you go! Who would have thought on March 8, 2007 that Chief Justice Chaudhry would be an international hero getting the ‘Medal of Freedom’ for upholding the highest standards of ‘freedom, justice and equality’. This honour is not only for CJ Chaudhry, but every other deposed judge and all those lawyers and members ...
By: MicroPakistan
Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhary to receive Harvard Law School Medal of Fre
2007-11-14 04:53:00 Darwaish While Pakistanis are protesting against the Martial Law (or so called Emergency) and attack on judiciary, the Harvard Law School has announced Medal of Freedom for Chief Justice of Pakistan Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhary. I first heard the news on Geo and couldn’t believe if it really true but later HLS website has also confirmed this ...
The Avalon Project at Yale Law School Washington's Farewell Address 179
2007-11-13 09:20:00 The period for a new election of a citizen to administer the executive government of the United States being not far distant, and the time actually a2 Vote(s)
By: JeQQ it
Brain is not required for Law School
2007-10-29 05:45:00 The above title is so true if you read sarcastic analysis by Assoc Prof Dr Azmi Sharom on the Star few days back. Now i can see clearly the reason why Universiti Malaya had drop in worldwide university ranking. Is this an academic analysis of an Associated Prof? Well, after thinking again and again ...
Ave Maria Law School sued!
2007-10-19 16:59:00 Naughty little Catholic 1Ls. Ooops, wrong fetish. Naughty little law priests.Ave Maria Law School and its founder Tom Monaghan (who you probably know from Domino's Pizza), have been sued by their own faculty members. The press release reads like a thriller novel, complete with child porn, obstruction of justice, gay priests, and all the great things that make a little Jewish law student like me so happy. Three professors from Tom Monaghan's Ave Maria School of Law filed a multi-part complaint against Thomas Monaghan, Bernard Dobranski and associated entities in Washtenaw County Circuit Court on Oct. 17. Monaghan serves as Chair of the Board of Governors and Dobranski is the President and Dean. The three professors claim that they were removed from their positions in retaliation for their having reported illegal conduct by Monaghan and Dobranski to law enforcement and other governmental agencies, and for refusing to go along with Monaghan's attempts to improperly control the Board...
By: Wikilaw
Another Harvard Law Grad Says, "Why Didn't Law School Teach Me How
2007-10-18 06:02:00 I ran across this article in the Harvard Record from new lawyer Ryan Alexander who chose to hang a shingle with two others upon graduation in 2007. He is now officially a partner in the law firm of Alexander, Odunze...
Study: Affirmative Action does NOT work in Law School
2007-10-16 19:46:00 Thanks to Fox News via AboveTheLaw.com. A recent study published by Stanford Law Review, authored by UCLA Law Professor Richard Sander says no, and demands that the California Bar release its data related to student test scores, law school admissions, and bar passage rates.According to the article: Currently only about one in three African-Americans who goes to an American law school passes the bar on the first attempt and a majority never become lawyers at all," says UCLA law professor Richard Sander.In an article published in the Stanford Law Review, Sander and his research team concluded several thousand would-be black lawyers either dropped out of law school or failed to pass the bar because of affirmative action.Sander's claim, the so-called "mismatch effect", is that students who are unprepared and whose academic credentials are below the median, under affirmative action, are admitted to law schools they are unqualified to attend. They then do poorly and do not graduate or pa...
By: Wikilaw
"You Ask...I Answer" - I'm Still In Law School. Should I Be Blogging?
2007-10-12 04:01:00 This question fresh in from a law student who wonders the following: What if you're not practicing yet? I'll be taking the bar in Feb, and although I kinda like the idea of a blog (I just started one, but...
Law School Essay
2007-10-02 13:09:00 There are hundreds of law schools throughout the USA and the UK. Each of them requires three years of a diligent study from the one struggling for a professional degree. Along with numerous examinations which law school students take, one form of checking their knowledge remains the same, we speak about law school essay. Law school essay writing is characterized by impartial views of the writers and the students’ logic in presenting them. Moreover, law school essays are not a mere demonstration of one’s legal knowledge, but giving some profound and grounded evidence supporting it. What should you do to write a successful law school essay? (more…)
Attention: Law School is NOT for you
2007-09-30 23:02:00 Law school simply isn't for some people. For instance, if you feel the need to lecture a law professor who has been teaching and litigating for 30 years, in her own subject matter area when she's already announced that what you're talking about is not important, law school isn't for you. If you feel the need to start off almost ANY sentence in class with "In my experience...." or "When I did/was/worked at....", law school is not for you.If you feel that you don't need to stop your car when you are driving down Mass. Ave for the array of law students obviously crossing the road....law school and driving are not for you, and I keyed your car you disgusting bitch.If you work at Wagshals, and continue to repeatedly attempt to charge me higher than the listed price for my bagel and lox, law school is not for you, and neither is the english language or basic math. ICE is on their way to deport you.If you're that morbidly obese 2L in the library who decides that they're going to pri...
By: Wikilaw
News Alert: Gunman at St. Johns Law School
2007-09-27 15:59:00 A gunman was arrested at St. Johns Law School (Queens campus). The school was locked down and evacuated. No shots were fired, and apparently nobody was injured. Regular business hours to resume, apparently today, but likely tomorrow.Somehow I don't think "I'm sorry, I stayed home because I didn't want to be shot to death" will count against you when you're not on the "present and prepared list".
By: Wikilaw
Law School Not A Ticket To Printing Money
2007-09-24 04:05:00 Here is a very sobering article from the Wall Street Journal's Emir Efrati which finally exposes through real numbers that law school graduates are not getting the promised jobs, the six-figure incomes or the professional prestige once associated with law school. Law school is a low cost, high-return money maker for universities and they are luring students in with promises and not delivering the goods..except for the top few at the top tier schools. On the supply end, more lawyers are entering the work force, thanks in part to the accreditation of new law schools and an influx of applicants after the dot-com implosion earlier this decade. In the 2005-06 academic year, 43,883 Juris Doctor degrees were awarded, up from 37,909 for 2001-02, according to the American Bar Association. Universities are starting up more law schools in part for prestige but also because they are money makers. Costs are low compared with other graduate schools and classrooms can be large. Since ...
Duke Law School New Wrongful Convictions Clinic and Innocence Project
2007-09-20 04:21:00 Duke University will invest $1.25 million over the next five years for its law school to establish a center devoted to the promotion of justice in the criminal justice system and the training of lawyers to fight against wrongful convictions, President Richard H. Brodhead announced Wednesday.Duke to Establish Justice CenterAP via SFGate ^ 9/19/7Durham, N.C. (AP) -- In the wake of the now-debunked rape case against three lacrosse players, Duke University will establish a center devoted to justice and training lawyers to fight wrongful convictions, president Richard Brodhead said Wednesday.Duke will invest $1.25 million over the next five years for the project at the law school, which will also expand its Wrongful Convictions Clinic and Innocence Project. The clinic and the Innocence Project investigate claims of innocence by the state's convicted felons and raise awareness of problems in the criminal justice system.(Excerpt) Read more at sfgate.comMore From Campus NewsAddressing prob...
Law School Ain't So Bad Nowadays
2007-09-07 19:23:00 The fangirls at 24 Headquarters have just reported that Georgetown Law will be offering a class called "The Law of '24'" in the spring of 2008. The course catalog elaborates:This course provides a detailed understanding of a very wide-range of U.S. domestic and international legal issues concerning counterterrorism in the context of the utilitarian and sometimes desperate responses to terrorism raised by the plot of 24. Course requirements include active classroom discussion and a paper of approximately 25 pages.I know people who have compared the law school experience to the Salem witch trials, but, with more classes like this, students will pretty soon be skating their way towards their law degrees.While we contemplate 24 at law school, I want to use this opportunity to remind you how absurd the Japanese can sometimes be. Just look at the above photo of a made-in-Japan 24 toy?Jack Bauer and...a metallic 24 bear!Um...what the fuck?!
By: Bamboo Nation
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By: lady-killing
Can We Turn Law School Education On Its Ear? The Randazza Manifesto
2007-08-20 06:02:00 I've e-met a kindred spirit in the teaching world. If I met him in person the first thing I would do is hug him and thank him for writing this blog post which is a must read if we are...
Ways to maximize your law school experience - LAP Day 6 A.M.
2007-08-08 16:10:00 Today we are having a panel discussion on ways to improve in law school.--Points raised--It's a marathon. Don't burn yourself out. Don't overstudy or be paralyzed by fear into understudying.Don't pick one person in the class that's brilliant and constantly compare yourself to that person. Everyone is on their own track. Ask for help from your classmates. A lot of times they will help you approach things from an angle you didn't see before.Force yourself to be able to talk to your professors. Don't be intimidated by them. This is law school: they have a vested interest in you not failing. MOST law schools have extremely approachable professors.Don't take it personally if they don't have time to see you. That means they don't have time. Find out when they do have time and bring it up then.If you are going to litigate, get used to approaching authoritative figures like professors. In a few years, you'll be the lawyer and be approaching judges who are having bad days, but you...
By: Wikilaw
91% of Lawyers Unhappy Law School Did Not Teach Them About Marketing
2007-08-08 14:06:00 Is this a surprise? Shouldn't be. Thanks to Larry Bodine, who works primarily with large firms and focuses on marketing alone, we learn partners and lawyers in large firms are very displeased they learned nothing about marketing (and I will...
Old, but good law school advice.
2007-08-06 19:24:00 This is from 2006, but still good law school advice. It's from threeyearsofhell.com, a blog of a Columbia Law student. Since it's now defunct, le sigh, but the back information is truly valuable.UPDATE: I've stumbled across http://www.lawschooldiscussions-.org which is an interesting site chock full of info and forums about the law school process, both for Pre-Law students and admitted/graduate law students. I wish I'd known about it earlier, but might be a nice place to dig around for outline and memo material, or at least constructive criticism.
By: Wikilaw
Bigot Eruption at Roger Williams Law School
2007-07-16 18:53:00 As Oliver Willis would say, looks like there was another bigot eruption in Rhode Island. Ralph R. Papitto, for whom the Law School at Roger Williams University is named, reportedly used the n-word in a Board of Trustees meeting, in responding to criticism that his board did not have enough diversity. Now he ...
By: Kmareka.com
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