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(Author Reputation Press needs a librarian with web design, indexing, and cataloging skills. (But, to be fair, so do most of the self-publishing company websites. I’ve been visiting many of…

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Recommended reading for anyone who thinks more tech, online forms, and better legal design will substitute for professional legal services, i.e. People Need Lawyers (and lawyers in public service…

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deer…. …. Contrary to all the myths and legends he had grown up with, Leopold concluded that predators also have a place in nature’s design. Yet he knew that…

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Legal Research blog. Justia offered pro bono website (Drupal) and blog (WordPress) design, security, and hosting support (and lots of other encouragement) as one of their Public Interest and Pro…

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Decoded provides the Code of Virginia on one friendly website. Inline definitions, cross-references, bulk downloads, a modern API, and all of the niceties of modern website design. It’s like the…

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…may be considered. Experience with database design and previous experience working in a law library is a plus. WESTLAW and LexisNexis knowledge is a plus. Demonstrated familiarity with library computer…

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…in an article posted on the Special Library Association (Oregon Chapter) website: “The Portland Off-Library Project” The website was completed by students in a class on Web design and development…

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Yahoo Shortcuts: Some of these have become universal shortcuts, but this is a nice list nonetheless. You can also design your own Yahoo “custom shortcuts.” (Thanks to…

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…just about anything within, oh, say 20 seconds, but this one took about 5 seconds. Darwin, Scopes, First amendment, intelligent design, lawsuits, … Need I say more?…

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