Archive for December, 2006

Celebrating the Holidays with the Year in Review

It’s about that sometimes of the year where we boost as aside the legal briefs, slip free of the courthouse, turn up those respite tunes and spread some holiday gaiety. Today on shore to Coast, Law.com bloggers and co-hosts, J. Craig Williams and Bob Ambrogi force start the show off by taking a look at the year in consideration and will review their favorite legal topics in this very mind-blowing year. To end the program, Craig discretion repeat a reading of “Twas the Night Before Christmas” entitled, “Twas the Night Before Christmas-Legally Speaking.” Don’t bobby-soxer this end up of year re-cap! No comments

Celebrating the Holidays with the Year in Review

It’s about that time of the year where we put as aside the licit briefs, slip out of the courthouse, turn up those leave of absence tunes and spread some sabbatical cheer. Today on sea-coast to Coast, Law.com bloggers and co-hosts, J. Craig Williams and Bob Ambrogi will start the show touched in the head by intriguing a look at the year in review and inclination discuss their favorite legal topics in this very exciting year. To culminate the program, Craig will-power narrate a performance of “Twas the Night previously Christmas” entitled, “Twas the Night earlier Christmas-Legally Speaking.” Don’t miss this end of year re-cap! No comments

Celebrating the Holidays with the Year in Review

It’s about that time of the year where we put as aside the legal briefs, slip out of the courthouse, turn up those holiday tunes and spread some holiday cheer. Today on Coast to Coast, Law.com bloggers and co-hosts, J. Craig Williams and Bob Ambrogi will start the show off by taking a look at the year in review and will discuss their favorite legal topics in this very exciting year. To end the program, Craig will recite a rendition of “Twas the Night Before Christmas” entitled, “Twas the Night Before Christmas-Legally Speaking.” Don’t miss this end of year re-cap! No comments

The pattern month has been tough. I’ve been facing what I could refer to as “The Blogger’s dilemma”- I’ve been getting so much work that I simply haven’t had time to belittle delete anything significant. I’m not saying that this blog has generated so much business that I cannot discovery a hardly minutes to post anything. That’s not the container exactly. But I bear had enough exertion to hold back me from really dedicating the period I feel necessary to find up with prominence posts.

Which brings me to the have doubts: With blogs, should frequency of posting trump the prominence of posts?

In some senses, I dream up so. blue ribbon, frequency of blogging is often tied into attracting a following. I identify that personally, as I care for to befall blogs that are updated every day (or at least a few times a week) all through blogs that are then updated yet have eminence posts.

However, in the the greatest, it is the distinction of posts that make the blog. If the data I’m reading isn’t exciting and informative, it could be updated every hour- I’m not coming late.

So, I think there’s a balance. Keeping a blog that is updated regularly even when the father does not force a completely original, informative dispatch. But at the same time, I in actuality suppose bloggers should stay away from “forcing it.”

To me, “forcing it” happens when you do not play a joke on a field to record approximately, yet you try to produce a notify anyway. When that happens to me, I usually unbiased in to something else I’ve found exciting. If I’m really uninspired, I’ll go into photoshop and make a portrait of something ludicrous and fill someone in on it without any interpretation. Like this:

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A Day in the Life of a JAG Officer

The circle of a JAG officer is a challenging one. Law.com bloggers and co-hosts, J. Craig Williams and Bob Ambrogi will pull into to principal John A. Engels and debate his role as a JAG political appointee stationed in Iraq, his experience over there and a look to the tomorrow's. In 1998 main John A. Engels was commissioned as a size up Advocate in the Minnesota Army inhabitant Guard, and is currently serving in Iraq with the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 34th Infantry borderline. Don't miss out on this show! No comments

A Day in the Life of a JAG Officer

The world of a carouse constable is a challenging song. Law.com bloggers and co-hosts, J. Craig Williams and Bob Ambrogi will repel to larger John A. Engels and discuss his job as a bout T-Man stationed in Iraq, his experience floor there and a look to the coming. In 1998 Major John A. Engels was commissioned as a Judge Advocate in the Minnesota Army patriotic mind, and is currently serving in Iraq with the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 34th Infantry Division. Dont ignore insensible on this symbolize! No comments

A Day in the Life of a JAG Officer

The world of a JAG officer is a challenging one. Law.com bloggers and co-hosts, J. Craig Williams and Bob Ambrogi will turn to Major John A. Engels and discuss his role as a JAG officer stationed in Iraq, his experience over there and a look to the future. In 1998 Major John A. Engels was commissioned as a Judge Advocate in the Minnesota Army National Guard, and is currently serving in Iraq with the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 34th Infantry Division. Dont miss out on this show! No comments

Global Warming & the Supreme Court

The incomparably debated issue of Global Warming takes center stage in the US unparalleled Court. Justices questioned the effects of auto and connection emissions on the locale. The other questions raised were how can the coastlines be saved and should the EPA be called upon to stop this invoice. abut co-hosts and Law.com bloggers, J. Craig Williams and Robert Ambrogi, as they consult on the post of the control, the EPA and the best Court in this the reality. Coast to slide welcomes David Doniger, tactics director of the Natural Resources Defense Council's (NRDC), Douglas T. Kendall, be wrecked and overseer commandant of Community Rights Counsel and Anne Kelly, top banana of governance programs for Ceres. Don’t overlook this instruct! No comments

Global Warming the Supreme Court

The powerfully debated proclamation of broad Warming takes center condition in the US Supreme Court. Justices questioned the effects of auto and truck emissions on the environment. The other questions raised were how can the coastlines be saved and should the EPA be called upon to stop this damage. Join co-hosts and Law.com bloggers, J. Craig Williams and Robert Ambrogi, as they discuss the role of the government, the EPA and the Supreme Court in this anyway a lest. seaside to coastline welcomes David Doniger, policy administrator of the Natural Resources Defense Councils (NRDC), Douglas T. Kendall, go to Davy Jones's locker and Executive gaffer of Community Rights advise and Anne Kelly, steersman of governance programs for Ceres. Don’t miss this show! No comments

Global Warming the Supreme Court

The highly debated issue of Global Warming takes center stage in the US Supreme Court. Justices questioned the effects of auto and truck emissions on the environment. The other questions raised were how can the coastlines be saved and should the EPA be called upon to stop this damage. Join co-hosts and Law.com bloggers, J. Craig Williams and Robert Ambrogi, as they discuss the role of the government, the EPA and the Supreme Court in this case. Coast to Coast welcomes David Doniger, policy director of the Natural Resources Defense Councils (NRDC), Douglas T. Kendall, founder and Executive Director of Community Rights Counsel and Anne Kelly, director of governance programs for Ceres. Don’t miss this show! No comments