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law.wisc.edu/blogs/wisblawg
WisBlawg - From the UW Law Library
August 30, 2011 Two Legal Journal Indexes Change Platforms - ILP and IFLP In updating the "Legal Periodicals and Indexes" chapter of the upcoming edition of Fundamentals of Legal Research, I've done some digging into the details of two major indexes that will be changing platforms in the very near future: Index to Legal Periodicals and Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals. Index to Legal Periodicals For many years, ILP has been managed by the H.W. Wilson Company but in 2011, Wilson merged with
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dynamicstall.com/blog
Dynamic Stall
Blog Home About Me The Name Archive Web Home Contact Dynamic Stall a non-linear, unsteady aerodynamic effect occurring when aerofoils rapidly change angle or, in simpler terms, how the bumblebee is able to fly It?s the Words We Use In: Musings|Visual Art 14 Apr 2011 It?s always refreshing to be reminded that there ARE other and better ways of doing something. My day started off really well when I opened an email from a colleague with the following video embedded. Wow. Powerful
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apple.com/macosx
Apple - OS X Lion - The world?s most advanced OS
OS X Lion ? the world?s most advanced desktop operating system ? includes new features that?ll change the way you interact with your Mac
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clarkbw.net/blog
Bryan Clark
Bryan Clark Change thrives on me Home About aboot This is the blog personality of Bryan Clark. I'm a designer in a world of open source. This blog reflects mostly writing about Design, Open Source, Economics, Beer, Wine, and Dogs. There's more information about me on this site or you can contact me directly at clarkbw@gmail.com. tagsadd-ons addressbook baseball Big Board bluetooth Boston bugzilla calendar Cambridge Car COSI Design email extensions facebook Firefox Fonts GIMP gmail GNOME GNOME
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Climate Culture
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