Crowdsourcing Double Bridge Publishing releases first book on May 1.
Washington, D.C.-based Double Bridge Publishing announced yesterday that its first imprint–“It’s Like This, Jim”, a book of poetry by Canadian writer and […]
Month: March 2015
Religion as mental illness at best.
“In the course of history,” Adouous Huxley famously wrote in the Saturday Evening Post on October 18, 1958, “many more people have […]
There’s a Legislative History of the 12 Rules of Client Service?
Of sorts, yes. Originally there were 14 rules. We’ve mentioned often since publishing them nine years ago that this blog’s 12 Rules […]
Training Justin, Part II.
See our March 20 post, “Justin, exactly how would you like us to train you?” Two other lawyer-bloggers chimed in on the […]
Justin, exactly how would you like us to train you?
Read or skim in Entrepreneur this month the article “This Is How Millennials Want to Be Managed“. It’s a “happy workplace” piece […]
Round 2: “One Night, One Person”.
Lots of us who work somewhere “downtown” during the day have a chance to participate in Round 2 of “One Night, One […]
Checking in with Ms. Montague
Visit American expat Maryam Montague at her brand new blog and see Marrakesh: and a tale of Moroccan decorating at Peacock Pavilions. […]
A Southern Town No More: Washington, D.C.
I’ve been back in Washington, D.C. for three months now, taking only a few short trips out of town since early December. […]
Report on Inaugural “One Night, One Person”: Thank you, a few good Yuppies–and there is lots more work to do.
Thank you, a few good Yuppies. Let’s do it again. Soon. With more people. With more soul. Happy to hear that a […]
A Proposal For Cold City Nights: “One Night, One Person”.
Every year winter cold claims lives of homeless people all over the world. In the United States, the number is thought to […]
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All photos below taken at Dupont Circle, Massachusetts and Connecticut Avenues, N.W., Saturday, February 28, 2015 1:30 AM, 16 degrees Fahrenheit, outside […]
