IN the past two years I have only had two inquiries for my CNMI Bar Review outline. Neither inquiry resulted in a sale. I see that only five people took the exam this time. As such, it is with great regret that I have asked my Web master, the great and terrible Ron Smith of Angil Design, to take it off the World Wide Web.
For years his Web site showed my site first when the CNMI and bar review were googled together. Now I will focus my practice on getting justice for those that were injured by taking the drug Plavix, which causes strokes and other uncontrolled bleeding (mostly gastrointestinal). I will be working with Mike Miller, who can be found on doctoratlaw.com. We have medical doctors and nurses who are also attorneys on our staff. Our office is located outside Washington, D.C. Mr. Miller has collected over $250 million from drug manufacturers over the years for selling defective drugs. Next month he will be bringing the first Zyprexa case in the country to trial. Zyprex is an antipsychotic that causes diabetes in those who take it. He is also working on the Kugel patch, a recalled device designed to fix hernias. Finally, Mr. Miller represents states and other government entities who have paid for ineffective and dangerous drugs, including, perhaps one day the CNMI.
As the dolphins once said, so long, and thanks for all the fish.

TIMOTHY MB. FARRELL
Orange, Virginia