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Daily Archives: December 24, 2004
A Legal Brief On Christmas Vacation
From FindLaw: “JENKINS & GILCHRIST, P.C. v. STUART DWORK “HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS VACATION, or RESPONSE TO REQUEST TO IGNORE VACATION LETTER” (December 20, 2004) The Legal Brief From A Dallas Law Firm Representing Plaintiff’s Law Firm, Criticizing Opposing Counsel For: 1) Allegedly Ignoring A Letter From Plaintiff’s Lawyers Advising That They Would Be… Continue Reading
Interesting Background on Google Project Director for Library Digitization Program
Digitizing books: A mountainous task for Google Major collections readied for online, one page at a time. Continue Reading
Washington Post Editorial On Prisoner Abuse
As a followup to my December 22 posting, Human Rights Group Submits FOIA Request for Docs. on Detainees, this Washington Post (reg. req’d) editorial from December 23, War Crimes. Continue Reading
Rebuilding Iraq’s National Library
From the Uk Guardian, Iraq’s library struggles to rise from the ashes -Remains of national history are slowly pieced together. Continue Reading
Library Journal Lists Most Popular Books Borrowed From Libraries
On the extreme right hand side of the Library Journal homepage, there are links to The Books Most Borrowed in U.S. Libraries – Fiction and The Books Most Borrowed in U.S. Libraries – Nonfiction. The lists are compiled weekly. Continue Reading
Advocacy Group Lists Privacy Resolutions
From EPIC, Top Ten Consumer Privacy Resolutions. Continue Reading
