While lunching with new friend and social media guru @apudave yesterday, our conversation turned to grammar.
“‘Is it making all of us uncomfortable? Yes. Especially when you start to move away from the more routine sort of work,’ says Toby Brown, the director of pricing at Vinson & Elkins LLP.”
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A new conundrum past my plate today.
The other day, I was cruising around on the internet and I came across the EPA’s web site.
Twitter, Facebook & LinkedIn, Oh My!
March 11-12, 2011
First, before I begin, I would like to thank Saskia Melhorn for asking me to speak here at the joint Houston Area Law Librarian/SouthWest Area Law Librarian Meeting. I spoke here two years
Two different NYT stories caused me to start thinking about crowdsourcing: World War II Mystery Solved in a Few Hours and Identifying Looters and Lovers in Vancouver’s Riot. In both instances, photos were posted online to help identify people who held themselves out in a public manner and whose actions were memorialized by photos.
One of my favorites apps these days is my GoodReads app.
I finally broke down and bought an iPhone, I am the first of the three Geeks to own one. Don’t ask me why I waited so long. I don’t know why. Well, I do. I’m cheap and my firm wasn’t going to pay for