…time): “With the passage of my Senate Bill 362, all Oregonians are now eligible to receive the benefits of the Oregon Prescription Drug Program. The program was created as a…
In July 2008, about 2,000 law librarians and their families will descend upon Portland, Oregon. Many will arrive just in time for a conference, from July 12th to 15th,…
…Movie Madness, Voodoo Donuts, and Crater Lake, so hold your fire. Voodoo Donuts may get its own posting in time (so don’t finish your coffee) and so will Crater Lake….
…case searching for a long time, but neither they nor anyone else offered free federal district court case searching until now. JUSTIA has launched a searchable database of just these…
…director Ed Reiskin says 311 is on track to answer 2 million a year. …’ Librarians get these sorts of calls all the time – and we love it. It’s…
Here is a MARC record for Nicole Engard’s blog, What I learned today. It had to be Nicole, our all-time favorite new librarian and geeksterette, who did this….
…landslides killed five people in 1996. The maps labeled most of the area involved in last month’s U.S. 30 slide as posing “very high” or “extreme” landslide hazard — the…
Personal Bee Law Library Buzz points us to this story, “The Challenge of Multi-Author Blogs,” which is a logical follow-up to my posts about lawyers blogging (aka blawging),…
…critical thinking. “The detective work that was important and rewarding when I was starting out is now almost … irrelevant,” he said, referring to time he spent researching cases in…
…active users of the system during that time. But I would hazard a guess that most people are unaware that the vast majority of the historical records generated from that…
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