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Amtrak Off The Rails
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Back in the olden days when Congress used to function – i.e. 2008 - it
passed a law to implement a long sought after safety measure: positive
train control...
Sol Pais: The Hypothermia Problem
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According to Wikipedia, a person suffering from hypothermia who takes their
clothes off is suffering from Extreme Hypothermia.
" In mild hypothermia there ...
Howto Compose an English Essay
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Among the most useful methods to compose a better article might be to allow
a while to move between composing the very first draft and composing
succeeding...
The WSJ Law Blog: 2006-2017
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More than a decade ago, The Wall Street Journal launched Law Blog. It had a
simple name but a novel approach to legal coverage in the pre-Twitter era.
The ...
Moving House
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Yes, we are :)
*Click the image to visit the new GFI Labs Blog*
An inevitable move, this. After all, Sunbelt Software has been part of GFI
Software for m...
Bring eDiscovery In-house While Avoiding Pitfalls
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InsideCounsel offers some tips for those interested in bringing eDiscovery
in-house while avoiding pitfalls, including some comments from yours truly.
Chec...
Trouble with Sports Blogging
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A recent NYT article about sports blogging raises all sorts of questions
relevant to our course. It seems that major sports franchises do not like
having p...