Many installations of Microsoft Office have “Full menus” disabled (it is the default setting when Office is installed). What does this mean? You will see only a few items on… [more]
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archive for March, 2009
Many installations of Microsoft Office have “Full menus” disabled (it is the default setting when Office is installed). What does this mean? You will see only a few items on… [more]
Before I took my current position as Executive Director of the Law Commission of Ontario, I was writing an article on reconciling religious practices with what I (and many others)… [more]
Pity.
I first met Michael Rabinovici at a Legal Marketers Association (LMA) event on Social Media Success… [more]. We've stayed in touch periodically since, and he helps run a strategic consultation
It has been a busy day, and between sneaking a very nice scotch into a hotel restaurant with some Army librarians, and smoking a cigarette indoors with a different group,… [more]
Case citations exist primarily for the purpose of enabling a researcher to locate the full text of a judgment or the decision of an administrative tribunal. The primary purpose of… [more]
My apologies for starting this post with a pic, but A woman in a hotel room in Uganda is making judgments ready for the scanner.
The Podcasting Legal Guide for Canada by Kathleen Simmons and Andy Kaplan-Myrth was first officially released back in June 2007 by Creative Commons Canada (see my Slaw post from June… [more]
On Friday the U.N. Human Rights Council adopted a non-binding motion put forward by Pakistan aimed at "combating the defamation of religions." (The Globe and Mail lead editorial today inveighed… [more]
As readers of beSpacific will know, the International Herald Tribune's online presence has been merged with that of the New York Times. The result offers readers a choice between the… [more]
A week full of money: the Ontario Budget was announced Thursday, and it contained about $700 million of spending on innovation, including $300 million for research infrastructure and $250 million… [more]
George Galloway, the controversial British MP scheduled to speak in Canada this week, and parties supporting him, sought an injunction at the Federal Court today. |
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Lloyd Duhaime on Victoria Day Holiday John G on Victoria Day Holiday John N. Davis on Victoria Day Holiday Simon Fodden on Images in Judgments Daniel Poulin on Images in Judgments John G on The Friday Fillip: Randomness Kim Nayyer on Shoes and Dominoes Adam Dodek on Mandated or Mandatory Pro Bono Gary P. Rodrigues on What's Hot on CanLII This Week Robert Janes on Mandated or Mandatory Pro Bono George Beaton on Director of Innovation for Law Firms? Bonnie Czegledi on Crime and Cultural Property Nate Russell on The New Mega-Journal David Cheifetz on Court Nullifies 2011 Federal Election Results in Etobicoke Centre Victoria Lehman on Real Looking Scams Require Lawyers to Be Warier Than Ever SlawTips |
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