Save Time and Energy with Rubber Stamps
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Do you ever write the same thing over and over? When paying bills, you’ll need your return address on every envelope. What about signing a bunch of letters or other documents? Doesn’t your hand get tired?
The best way to save time and energy with repetitive text is by using rubber stamps. These little gizmos are a great help with paperwork. If you need some stamps, check out Rubber Stamp Champ.
Even if you pay bills online, you probably send some other type of snail mail. …
I’m a Professional, Now What?
For the past 25 years, I’ve been a kid. During most of that time, I was a student. I’ve had my share of jobs, but they were all just stepping stones to the future.
But now I’m a professional. I have a JD. I just took the Virginia bar exam. I start my first, permanent, full-time job on August 6. I’m not a licensed attorney yet, but I’m definitely part of the professional adult world.
What do I do now?
I’ve been pondering this day for a while. And the full implications probably haven’t even hit …
Philadelphia Personal Injury Lawyers
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If you’ve experienced a serious personal injury, you should think about your legal rights. If you’re in Pennsylvania, you could contact the Philadelphia personal injury lawyers at Pomerantz Perlberger & Lewis LLP.
Gerald J. Pomerantz, Norman Perlberger, and Eliot Hillel Lewis boast a combined experience of over 100 years. They handle serious personal injury cases, tort class actions, business & commercial litigation, discrimination / employment law, and workers’ compensation. And if they can’t handle your case, I’ll bet they can refer you to someone who can.
In addition to these general areas, PP&L also handles cases …
Wise Bar Exam Words Heard at Church
I try not to get too religious on this blog. It’s about productivity, lawyering, technology, and my random babbling.
But today’s Gospel from Church really applies to all that. Bear with me here.
I’m doing my best to stay calm for the bar exam, but it ain’t easy. And then some great words of Christ were in today’s Gospel. Basically, we shouldn’t be worried and anxious about petty things. Only one thing really matters, and it isn’t the Virginia bar exam.
The specific passage is Luke 10:38-42 (emphasis added):
As they continued their journey he [Jesus] entered a village …
Your Website Coded in 3 Days
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Is your site compliant with XHTML and CSS standards? Does it display correctly in all the major web browsers? I don’t think mine does.
To solve the website coding problem, Xhtmlslashcss has started an innovative service. Send them your design, they’ll code it, and you’ll have a site in 3 days. And they promise that the code will be valid XHTML/CSS. Cool, right?
Browsing through their website reveals a comfortable level of transparency. You can read about the company, including the names of the people involved. Strikingly, they also provide a …
Facebook Isn’t Private, and 7 Other Things You Should Know
If you have a computer, you’re probably on Facebook. You’re networking with friends, adding personal details, storing your email address & cell phone number, uploading pictures, and much more.
But have you bothered to read Facebook’s Terms of Service (”TOS”) or Privacy Policy? What legal relationship have you agreed to? Who has access to your data and personal details?
Thanks to Chris Brogan, I started asking these questions. Then I waded through their terms and policies. Here are some things I found.
1. The terms can change any time
This is probably standard for a website’s …
Dymo LabelManager Review - GTD Heaven
A few weeks ago, I read Brett Kelly’s post about a labeler he had just received for review. Being the GTD and tech geek that I am, I checked it out and posted a comment that I was envious of his new toy.
Lo and behold, the great folks at CableOrganizer.com decided to send me a labeler!! It’s amazing what a simple blog comment can do these days.
Now I’m the proud owner of a Dymo LabelManager 450. And you get to learn about all its cool features!
Basics
This isn’t your …
Law School Admissions Help
Thanks to my good buddy, Brett McKay, I found out how you can attend a law school admissions webinar for FREE.
Ann K. Levine is a law school expert, and she is trying to help you get into the law school of your dreams. She’s even started a blog now!
She’s hosting a webinar on August 4 entitled “I’ve Taken the LSAT; Now What?” To gain your free attendance, you have to go read the instructions at Brett’s blog, …
Oklahoma College of Construction Wins Award
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There are all kinds of schools in this world. I didn’t even realize there was an entire set of schools to learn about construction and heavy equipment operation. Fascinating.
Here’s a tidbit about the Oklahoma College of Construction, a branch of The National Association of Heavy Equipment Training Schools (NAHETS). OCC recently won an award for its work regarding people with disabilities. Congratulations to them!
The Oklahoma College of Construction is a campus branch of the National Association of Heavy Equipment Training Schools. These schools have been in the news a lot lately, and …
Bar Exam Home Stretch - Tips for Success
As I write this, thousands of aspiring attorneys are staring at the most important test of our careers. Failing the bar exam isn’t fatal, but nobody wants it to happen. You can retake it, but that delays your license, costs more money, requires more studying, and might even cost your job.
My exam (and other Virginia examinees) is less than four days away. So what should I be doing right now? What should you do? How are these final days best spent?
1. Review the big picture
Now is not the time to try to study tiny exceptions …





