Public libraries can be an excellent starting place for researching small business matters and we have two in the metro area with not only excellent business book collections and…
…couple of days ago to Posner’s book on plagiarism. Enjoy: “The idea that culture can be property—intellectual property—is used to justify everything from attempts to force the Girl Scouts to…
…and perils of winning the lottery, we’re pretty good around mismatched socks, can decorate book carts, we can tell you things you didn’t know about MySpace, and now you can…
…book (“The King of Methlahem”) at Powell’s Books on Hawthorne, Thursday, May 31st, at 7:30 p.m.) Will the two prosecutors (one who reads widely and has a picture in his…
Oregon Federal Public Defender, Steve Wax, has written a book, Kafka Comes to America, about his experiences representing Guantanamo prisoners and Brandon Mayfield (whom I blogged about, in…
…than in years past. Ask Michael Moore. But making federal cases is Mr. Spence’s job, and even Michael Moore’s; it’s not mine. Besides, I just wanted my books back, not…
…idea I have for this year’s Constitution Day…. I then read this in Rafe Esquith’s book: “To me, baseball is the perfect game. It’s the only game in which the…
…my Tri-mates (friends you make while commuting on Trimet) that I suggested to my book group that we read the Oregon Constitution. I’ll give them credit for not…
Read the legal guide book (156 pages!) “Oregon Pedestrian Rights: A Legal Guide for Persons on Foot,” from one of the lawyers who brought us these other guides, which…
…you know about the dangers of taking at face value everything you see on the Internet (or read in a book or a magazine or hear on the radio –…
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