It's not just a blog carnival; it's the law! ~ a fool in the forest
I came, I saw, I asked for large.
One of our Blawg Review sherpa guides, Diane Levin, posted these helpful notes on her blog at Mediation Channel, which we cross-post here with her kind permission.
Consider as my proof the dazzling array of viewpoints courtesy of the last five hosts:
Blawg Review #161 promises to deliver a caffeinated jolt this coming Monday morning - it’s hosted by the Patent Baristas.
(Photo credit: Luiz Baltar.)
Professor Mirko Bagaric at Moral Dilemma has a moral dilemma; his duty to client takes precedence over his commitment to host Blawg Review. So, with regrets, he sends his apologies for not being able to host on National Sorry Day in Australia. We realy were looking forward to "an exploration of the moral issues of our time" in the next Blawg Review. As Marty Schwimmer said in his thought-provoking Blawg Review #60, "We can handle the truth."
In Canada, this is the day barristers and solicitors (Queen's Counsel and commoner alike) and all loyal subjects celebrate the Sovereign's birthday. Not so in England, where the Queen's birthday is celebrated, not on Victoria Day (the last Monday before or on May 24 in honour of both Queen Victoria's birthday and the current reigning Canadian sovereign's birthday) but in June for the birthday of Her Royal Highness Elizabeth II. God save the Queen.a secret, just between you and me?
mesh is happening because five people with an enthusiasm for the Web and all the next-generation things happening around us decided an event like this one had to take place in Toronto. Events connecting Web ideas and leaders of the future are going on everyday around the world - Geneva has LIFT, Paris has Les Blogs, New York has BlogOn – and now Toronto has mesh so we can be part of the Web 2.0 conversation. Let’s connect, share and inspire… let’s mesh.All this week, I'll be hangin' out in Yorkville. If we don't see each other sooner, we should at least grab a coffee at L’espresso bar Mercurio at Bloor and St. George, from 5 to 7 p.m. on the last day of mesh - Thursday, May 22. See you there!!
She was hot when she came to America last year, according to salacious gossip. No stranger to the bar, Ruthie hosts Blawg Review #160 at Ruthie's Law."If you fail to keep the link to your Blawg Review working, the terrorists have won." ~Ed.
Professor Amos Guiora, who hosted Blawg Review #74 on September 11, 2006, is testifying before Congress today.
Happy Anniversary to Professor James Maule, who twenty-five years ago taught his first class at Villanova. Actually, Professor Maule started teaching law a few years earlier, but who's counting?It's whistleblower week on Capitol Hill and at Blawg Review #159 hosted by the LaBovick law firm's Whistleblower Law Blog, which notes that "independent whistleblower coalitions, such as the International Association of Whistleblowers (IAW), the Make it Safe Campaign, and many other independent whistleblower coalitions, will hold a series of simultaneous but separate events in Washington, D.C.. These events are designed to lobby Congress and alert the public to the need to support whistleblower protection."
Those who have been following this blog carnival from the beginning will remember Jim Calloway's Law Practice Tips Blog, an Oklahoma based weblog about law practice management, the Internet and technology as it applies both in law practice and in all of our lives. Jim was the host of Blawg Review #49, Oklahoma Style.
There are literally tons of books published on increasing your productivity and improving your time management skills. There are numerous classes, blogs, (I noted 100 of them not long ago.) websites, coaches and other resources to give advice in this area. 50 Tricks to Get Things Done Faster, Better, and More Easily is a quick treatment of much of the advice you would learn from these other resources. You can't try all of these at once or you'd overdose on productivity. But you can pick three or four that you willing to try and save the link for future reference.Calloway, the Director of the Oklahoma Bar Association's Management Assistance Program, a Fellow of the College of Law Practice Management and former co-chair of ABA TECHSHOW, was among the first to direct us to the 2008 edition of 60 Sites in 60 Minutes, a perennial favorite of the show.
Lawyers who love blog carnivals are in for a special treat this week.
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