…Rule in Oregon Can Help Metro Tame Measure 37.” And, oh joyful day, the Oregon Law Review makes their articles available online to the public. This article is here….
artists is going to create an illustrated Bill of Rights for our upcoming Constitution Day celebrations (September 17th, 2007). But that is a whole different story, which I’ll save for…
The same day I read Ernie the Attorney’s post about Laughter Yoga, the Oregonian runs Margie Boule’s column on the healing power of laughter. Very funny or The…
It’s not every day you get to say, “I’d rather be a naked bike rider than a music pirate.” But today may be one of those days. In today’s…
PI Buzz Database of the Day has links to the Palfrey client lists that have been made public. PI Buzz has lots of other useful information my law…
My latest favorite book (after Harry Potter , which I’ve been trying to read at a civilized pace – luckily I’m finding reading about George Mason…
…rocket science (figuratively speaking, that is). We don’t want a fancy computer that needs lots of TLC and $$ to keep working. We don’t even need high-level security, because…
We heard from another law library patron the other day who called to say, “thanks!” for the ticket “beating” information we provided (see my Beat Your Ticket posting from…
keeping your sanity, your savings, and your friends) can be done in style at the county courthouse. In my library’s county, here are the details. Happy Valentine’s Day!…
Day fossil beds. Lots more information at Oregon visitors websites, here and here and here and here. See AALL PDX 2008 Post #1 to find out what this is all…
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