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…do anything.’ He took hold of the little hand, and beat it softly against one of his own, as he said so. But Paul got his hand free as soon…

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…fast to read, but there are hundreds of others. You’ll get to know the guru of Usability, but feel free to find your own. And then there’s Edward…

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Freeware Utilities: Looking for the “best-ever” web browser, anti-virus software, or firewall. Include this site , 46 Best-ever Freeware Utilities, in your research (and I assume you will…

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…hiding. If that happens, feel free to phone the bar or email me. I usually save it for just those occasions and can send it to you….

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“Of Counsel” Resources: Dennis Kennedy has compiled a masterful list of free resources on Of Counsel articles and discussions, here, in his March 1st posting….

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…with credit counseling or with providing free or low-cost legal advice relevant to the patron’s particular situation. However, several websites are maintained by government entities that discuss issues of repayment…

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…say to refer patrons to free or low-cost services and provides some examples. What is a good way to find out what services are available for our patrons?” Answer: Start…

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