May the Gift of Peace and Joy Be Yours Throughout the Year
December 20, 2012 — lennyesq
Use iTunes 11 The Right Way With These Tips And Tricks [Feature] | Cult of Mac
December 9, 2012 — lennyesq
Rob LeFebvre:
“…Look, iTunes 11, I love you and all, but where’s all my stuff? First I needed to figure out the Up Next thing, retool my Search habits, figure out how to make a Genius playlist again, and now I can’t even find the Downloads window. What gives?
If you’re in the same boat, we’re here to help. If you have re-enabled the Sidebar, you’ll notice that there’s no way to click on Downloads any more. Even when there’s a download happening. Here’s the thing: the Downloads window will never be there. iTunes 11 has moved it. Here’s how to find it again….”
Read more at http://www.cultofmac.com/205158/use-itunes-11-the-right-way-with-these-tips-and-tricks-feature/#aq7IZ8sgAUZtP0L0.99
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SPEND MORE TIME AT THE BAR « PHILLY LAW BLOG
October 1, 2012 — lennyesqhttp://phillylawblog.wordpress.com
Echoing Sam Glover’s article on Lawyerist, the most common question I get from other lawyers is: “Man, I’ve been reading your blog and I love it. But do you make money off of it? Do you make money off Facebook or Twitter?”
The answer: no, but kinda sorta.
This is how it works…
Read Philly Law Blog’s practical, down-to-earth analysis and suggestions about using social media in your practice here.
JURIST – Paper Chase: New York high court rules custodial parent can be convicted of kidnapping
June 2, 2012 — lennyesqRead entire Jurist article here.
[JURIST] The New York Court of Appeals [official website] on Thursday ruled [opinion text, PDF] that a custodial parent can be convicted of kidnapping where the parent’s actions are “so obviously and unjustifiably dangerous or harmful to the child as to be inconsistent with the idea of lawful custody.” The court made this ruling to affirm the conviction of a father who shared equal custody with the child’s mother but, when approached by police officers responding to a domestic violence call, held onto the child and threatened him with a knife when the police came close. The court ruled that this satisfied the element of unlawfully restraining the child “without consent,” and that, even as custodial parent, he did not have the right to consent the child to such a dangerous type of restraint. The court made clear that this ruling does not apply when a child is punished inappropriately or even when unlawful child abuse is committed, but only in situations as extreme as this one.
Frrole
May 11, 2012 — lennyesqFrrole is a social newspaper that is built on what people are talking about and mentioning on Twitter. Currently, this social media device covers over 50 cities and it uses over 10 million tweets to determine the key issues in each city that it covers. Visitors can customize the newspaper to focus on topics like sports, entertainment, travel and so on. Also, it is quite easy to use the customizable tabs on the left-hand side of the page to look for specific news items of interest. This version of Frrole is compatible with all operating systems.
From The Scout Report, Copyright Internet Scout Project 1994-2012. http://scout.wisc.edu/
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IRS Releases Revised Versions of Form 8038-GC and Form 8038-CP
April 15, 2012 — lennyesq
Logo of the Internal Revenue Service (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Logo of the Internal Revenue Service (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
The Internal Revenue Service has released revised versions of Form 8038-GC, Information Return for Small Tax-Exempt Governmental Bond Issues, Leases, and Installment Sales, and Form 8038-CP, Return for Credit Payments to Issuers of Qualified Bonds. Form 8038-GC is used by issuers of tax-exempt bonds to provide the IRS with the information required by Internal Revenue Code section 149 and to monitor the requirements of Internal Revenue Code sections 141 through 150. Form 8038-CP is used by issuers of build America bonds, recovery zone economic development bonds, and specified tax credit bonds who elect to receive a direct payment from the Federal Government equal to a percentage of the interest payments on these bonds. The revised Form 8038-GC and Form 8038-CP are available by clicking here.
For more information go to Tax Exempt Bond Communityon IRS.gov.
Orbicule | Witness
March 31, 2012 — lennyesqWitness turns your Mac into a home alarm system, using itsiSight camera as a motion sensor. If motion is detected, Witness sends mugshots and video to your iPhone or iPad.
Some apps offer a live video stream. While that sounds cool at first, it has many disadvantages. In contrast, Witness uses advanced motion detection to notify you right away when an intruder is detected.
If nothing happens at your house, Witness remains silent. No need to interrupt you when everything is just fine.
Witness can be set to restrict motion detection to human faces. This may come in handy if you have pets running around the house.
Witness uses the location of your iOS device to automatically arm your alarm when leaving your house and to disarm it upon your return.
Watch live images from any Mac in your alarm system. There are no limitations on how many Macs you can add to a single Witness account: you could add an entire computer lab.
A single-user license is $39.00 U.S. Witness requires a Mac with a built-in iSight, running Snow Leopard (Mac OS X 10.6). Sorry, Mac only-no Windows.
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Feeding the Locavores, One Chicken at a Time: Regulating Backyard Chickens by Patricia E. Salkin
April 11, 2011 — lennyesq
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As the local and regional food shed movement and the urban agriculture movement continue to grow, uses once considered only found on the rural farm are now finding their ways into urban and suburban communities. As a result, municipalities across the country are now facing the challenge of regulating the keeping of chickens in residential districts. From nuisance law to zoning regulations addressing the number of hens that may be kept on parcels, whether roosters are allowed, the size and location of coops and other issues, this article reviews the rapidly developing trends in this area of land use law
Salkin, Patricia, Feeding the Locavores, One Chicken at a Time: Regulating Backyard Chickens (March 1, 2011). Zoning and Planning Law Report, Vol. 34, No. 3, p. 1, March 2011;Albany Law School Research Paper No. 46. Available at SSRN:http://ssrn.com/abstract=1774023
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