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The Mountain Kept Its Promise
There’s a mountain called Fordow near Qom, Iran, and inside it some people set up a machine shop to make some things. To put a finer point on it, for the better part of two decades Iran’s rulers have been burrowing deep, deep, deep into that mountain. They dug deeper than anyone could see, deeper than anyone could reach.
Best of LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION®: Nuts to us? Or a "real" Charlie Brown Christmas? (Archive post) | Blog about trademarks, brands, copyright & free speech by lawyer Ron Coleman
Originally posted 2016-12-23 11:29:09. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Originally published December 9, 2009. Now a heartwarming tradition of bloggy goodness. Instapundit links to this item about the incredible shrinking Charlie Brown specials - warmly-remembered favorite scenes from the annual Peanut broadcasts being incrementally excised from annual broadcasts to make room for more and more commercials.
The best of intentions
Originally posted 2016-07-27 12:45:36. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Going to the well (i.e., other people’s blogs) again, and what better well than Duets Blog and Steve Baird? In a post a while ago Steve addressed an important topic regarding which there’s a lot of, er, confusion.
No cheerleading for Varsity Brands
Originally posted 2015-12-09 23:37:15. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Is copyright going to come to the rescue concerning the acknowledged fashion-design protection gap in U.S. intellectual property protection? Is the Sixth Circuit’s decision in Varsity Brands et al v. Star Athletica the harbinger of things to come in that regard — good, bad or otherwise? Answers from the Copyright Society’s Philadelphia seminar this week: No. Unfortunately, probably yes. In that order.
Opinion: California Must Step Up to Address Racism as a Public Health Crisis
By DeAngelo Mack and Ron Coleman • Jan 6, 2022 Black Lives Matter signs left by community members on the gate of Daniel Webster Elementary in San Francisco’s Potrero Hill neighborhood in August, 2020. Photo by James Rice/iStock Governor Gavin Newsom and other California lawmakers took an important step toward improved public safety and racial justice this fall by passing the CRISES Act to fund community-based emergency response programs.
FABRIC Invests in Upgrades, Increases Capacity of Rentable Event Space -
The nonprofit FABRIC provides apparel entrepreneurs with training, guidance, innovative industry resources and access to no-minimum and on-demand manufacturing so they can build sustainable fashion businesses domestically. Their space in downtown Tempe was popular for gatherings pre-pandemic and is now back open with more options for community and corporate events. Before the pandemic, event space rental fees became the main income generator for the nonprofit. However, COVID changed this model.
Coleman: Create Castner Range monument
President Obama was just 11 years old when I was first elected to the Texas Legislature in 1972. Now, 44 years later, our 44th president has the ability to do something that I have been trying to do ever since: preserve a sliver of America’s great west. As I turn 75 this November, I know that this commander-in-chief can bring closure to a task my hometown of El Paso has been working on for decades.
An Unappealing End
Litigation attorneys often feel as if their lives are bounded by lines drawn between points in time — filing deadlines that is. Due to a recent failure concerning one such line lawyers at one major law firm may be having professional “near death” experiences. They collectively missed a strict deadline to appeal a $40 million patent verdict against their client AT&T and a Texas federal court has refused their plea to bring the appeal back to life.
Voices, Then & Now
As we approach world hearing voices day 2013 Karen and I are in Canada. We have just enjoyed running a preconference workshop for about 100 people in Winnipeg. I am sitting in my room before breakfast writing this piece and as I sit I am thinking back twenty-three years ago; I am in a psych unit in Manchester and I have a new support worker called Lindsay. By then I had been a psych patient for almost ten years and was fast approaching spending the rest of my life in the system.
Driving from Teshuvah to Simcha
How many years did it take you to realize what was happening in the nusach hatefillah [the prayer liturgy] over the course of Elul and Tishrei?
Pre-Law Companion
Book Overview Law school holds promise of a high salary, prestige, and a lifetime of intellectual inquiry. But is law school really the place for you? It's a lot of work getting into law school, more work when you... This description may be from another edition of this product. Format:Paperback Language:English ISBN:067977372X ISBN13:9780679773726 Release Date:August 1996 Publisher:Princeton Review Length:162 Pages Weight:0.60 lbs. Dimensions:0.5" x 6.0" x 9.1"
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