Oregon Legal Research Blog…well, including Oregon (and then drill down). Interesting …. 2) Oregon Authors dot org is a good website, especially for writers in Oregon-land! 3) Oregon Health Go Local is in…
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Oregon House Bill “Wordle” Cloud
…is what Wordle does to it: 2009 HB 2813. Wordle has some interesting uses, perhaps for writers who want a check on what their article, story, or other writing reveals…
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Oregon Nonprofit Leaders Conference April 27-28, 2009
Visit the Oregon Nonprofit Leaders Conference website for more information. And look at their sponsors and their resource lists too. Meet with grant makers and grant writers, learn about…
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Oregon Road Kill Law
…some of their writers take the work seriously and view it as a public service or a way not only to clear the roads but as a way to feed…
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Traffic Law: How to Beat (or Transcend) Your Ticket
My blog post about How to Beat Your Ticket has been very popular and now, with the generous help of the Oregon State Bar (OSB) Bulletin editors, writers, and…
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Scientific American: Blogging is Therapeutic?!
…taken off. Scientists (and writers) have long known about the therapeutic benefits of writing about personal experiences, thoughts and feelings. But besides serving as a stress -coping mechanism, expressive…
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Publisher Confidential: What Librarians Want Publishers to Know
I like this: Publisher Confidential. Writers might find it useful too. It’s from the creators of Unshelved, who have been talking, and listening, to public librarians for a long…
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Sherman Alexie on Honesty and Trust and Young Readers
This article is making the rounds of the librarian community and I thought it might interest some of my readers, many of whom are parents or writers….
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Lawyers: Groking Web 2.0
…week.” You won’t understand most of it at first, but each week the language, the writers, and the content will get a little more familiar, and you’ll be much less…