Saturday, February 01, 2003TechnoLawyer launches searchable archive. Since 1997, lawyer Neil J. Squillante has been helping inform legal professionals about technology through The TechnoLawyer Community, a series of free electronic newsletters. What makes the TechnoLawyer newsletters unique is their commitment to "peer-written content," meaning that they consist almost entirely of contributions written by their subscribers. [LawSites] I've subscribed to the TechnoLawyer newsletter for about a year, and it's been invaluable in keeping up with the trends in legal technology. And now, with the launch of its searchable archive, I can finally delete that burgeoning folder of past newsletters on my PC. Cool!
1:31:42 PM
The Blawgistan Times
para-blawg n. [para + blawg]
para-: "by the side of, beside, alongside, of . . . " [Merriam-Webster OnLine];
blawg: coined by Denise Howell [Bag and Baggage] to denote a lawyer blog;
para-blawg: coined by Kevin J. Heller [The Blawgistan Times] to denote a paralegal blog.
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God Bless our astronauts
There are no words.
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