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jmbm.com/Lawyers/MichaelHassen
Michael J. Hassen - Commercial Class Action, Securities Litigation Attorney - San Francisco, California Lawyer - Jeffer Mangels Butler & Mitchell LLP
Michael Hassen's litigation practice spans 23 years and emphasizes general business and commercial litigation, including class action defense and matters involving intellectual property, securities and unfair competition. His Class Action Defense Blog is updated almost daily, contains almost 2, 000 searchable pages and is routinely read by many in the legal community
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austin360.com/relishaustin
Austin TX restaurants: Restaurant reviews, happy hours, bars, drinks, dining | Austin360.com
Austin, Texas, bar and restaurant listings, searchable by cuisine, neighborhood, price and user rating, as well as local restaurant news and recipes
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go.vcu.edu/cns
Capital News Service
Capital News Service Home About CNS Awards Our subscribers How to subscribe Our staff Reporting resources Archive Slave Names Will Be 'Unknown No Longer' This fall, the Virginia Historical Society will launch a free, searchable online database of Virginia slave names called "Unknown No Longer." It will allow people, especially African-Americans, to trace their ancestry without compromising their privacy or paying fees. Full story » Posted in Civil rights, Technology | Tagged Destiny
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metcconference.org/moodle2011
METC Conference
Skip to main content METC Conference 2011 You are not logged in. (Login) Home Program Keynotes & Featured Speakers Preconference Workshops Breakfast for Administrators Breakout Preview Searchable Program Program Grid Special Drawings Virtual Essay Presenters Call for Presenter info Online Proposal Form Registration Registration Information Exhibit Hall Exhibitor List Exhibitor Information Exhibit Hall Floor Plan Accommodations Hotels Connect METC Twitter METC Ning METC Flickr VLC on
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slaconnections.typepad.com/info_center_blog
Information Center Connections
Information Center Connections 29 August 2011 9/11 eCollection from ebrary As the 10th anniversary of 9/11 approaches, ebrary has created an eCollection of 9/11 related-resources that are freely available now through the month of September. The collection includes 15 ebooks, which are browsable and searchable. For a full list of titles, visit the eCollection. Did you know that ebrary offers other open access collections? Find them here! Posted by Carolyn Sosnowski at 08:41 AM in