Oregon Legal Research Blog…of whom are parents or writers. June 2011 article by Sherman Alexie, in the Wall Street Journal: Why the Best Kids Books are Written in Blood…
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Sherman Alexie on Honesty and Trust and Young Readers
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Law Librarianship is Not About Books or Coffee Machines
Espresso Machines are Lousy Substitutes for Law Library Leadership ( 3 Geeks and a Law Blog 4/22/16 blog post) : “…. Law Librarianship is not about the number of books…
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The Paperless Library: 5,000 Books Flying Out the Window
Getting ready for the library of the future – art imitating life: 5,000 Books Pour Out of a Building in Spain…
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Small Claims Court Resources for Oregon Lawyers: CLEs, Video, Books, History
…from 2 previous CLE PowerPoint presentations, courtesy of Judge Todd (Multnomah County Circuit Court Pro Tem Judge). Email the Law Library to request copies. Books? “Using Small Claims Court…
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Book Review: Levitt & Davis: “Internet Legal Research on a Budget: Free and Low-Cost Resources for Lawyers”
…about how to search public records or to perform background checks or skip-tracing. (There are other books on those subjects: see, e.g. Note 1, below.) What this book is and…
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Is Online Information Ever “Permanent?”
Your digital photos, letters, books, articles, documents, messages, etc. have no existence unless you pay attention to their preservation – or without electricity, for that matter. (You can’t really…
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Demonic Photos, Cloud Appreciation, and Terrestrial Musings (Burglar’s Guide to the City)
…view of Lake of the Demon. (And here’s the Wikipeida Lake Rakshastal entry.) (And read Chris Hadfield’s books to your children for an inspirational, and perspirational, adventure.) Cloud Appreciation Society:…
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Psilocybin Service Initiative of Oregon, Michael Pollan, and “My Stroke of Insight”
…to change your mind.” See also books about LSD microdosing (e.g. Ayelet Waldman’s 2017 “A really good day.”) Compare with Jill Bolte Taylor’s 2006 book (and her TED talk), “My Stroke of…
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How to Dispose of Used Law Books: A Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Guide
I finally got around to asking our webmaster to post my How to Dispose of Used Law Books guide. You can use that direct link or go to the…
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Google Books Litigation Family Tree
The Law Librarian Blog alerts us to the Google Books Litigation Family Tree, developed by Jonathan Band, Library Copyright Alliance, et al. There’s nothing like a flow chart for…