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Law Librarians, Lawyers, Legal Publishers, and the AALL Consumer Advocacy Caucus
why I had to take 30 minutes on the phone with customer service to get them to cancel a vendor charge instead of doing work I’m supposed to be doing…
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Verisimilitude: Cops, Crooks, & Fictional Lawyers: Just the Facts, Ma’am
who does work in the profession to proof-read your manuscript before you self-publish or before you send it to a publishing house, many of which have neither the time nor…
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How to Vote for an Oregon Judge
are a few Oregon judicial election resources. Some will require more work on your part than others to ferret out the information you need, but you might enjoy the research…
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“Bad Behavior” in the Law Library
A lot of people think those of us who choose to work in libraries do so because we “like to read” and “don’t like noise very much.” Give us…
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From Westlaw to CardMunch
…Has LinkedIn Abandoned CardMunch? (Dec. 23, 2013)” (Our own top blog posts remain constant, i.e. anything we post about when, where, and how to leave kids home alone. Yikes.)…
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Cops and Librarians: Two Views of Creative Punishment
…do). We’ve had some interesting discussions, though it probably wouldn’t surprise you to learn that teenage boys are a bit more bloodthirsty than the average middle-aged law librarian….
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Electronic Recording of Conversations in Oregon
Second only to the “can I leave my kids home alone?” types of questions are the “can I tape record a conversation?” types of questions. The Oregon…
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Trademark a Font: Who Knew?
…(at DuckSportNews). More: 1) U.S. Copyright Office 2) U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (direct link to Trademark pages): Don’t forget to look at their Mumbo Jumbo Gumbo kids pages!…
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“What if My Toilet Breaks?” and other Disaster Preparedness Stories
Kids might be the ones to ask, but we all want to know! Read about the Twin Bucket Toilet system at PHLUSH. (Thank you to the Washington County Health…