From Errol Morris’ NY Times blog:
Baskerville is different from the rest. I’d call it a 1.5% advantage, in that that’s how much higher agreement is with it relative to the average of the other fonts. That advantage may seem small, but if that was a bump up in sales figures, many online companies would kill for it. The fact that font matters at all is a wonderment.
Law line has made access to its top notch library of video CLE free. That’s right. If you need to get a head start or a refresher, check out the Lawline library. Of course, if you want CLE credit, there will be a charge.
Kudos to Lawline for taking a bold step to advance the profession.
Waze will save you time, money and aggravation on your commute to and from court
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Nice tutorial on creating an HTML email signature to work with Mail.app
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John S Lens, Ina’s 1969 Film, No Flash, Taken with Hipstamatic
I’ve taken a tip from David Sparks’ Paperless ebook on using an Automator Print Plugin workflow to rename a file and move it to a folder - in this case named “Action” - in the process of printing it to PDF. Super slick! Sparks named the workflow “Rename -> Action”. The resulting print plugin workflow resides in the drop down menu of the PDF button in the OS X Print dialog box.
The problem for me is that I don’t like having to use my mouse to access the print plugin from the menu - which is how one would access this print plugin. Here’s where the Keyboard Maestro workflow comes in. By using the recipe pictured above, I can activate the entire print to PDF and Automator workflow with one simple keyboard shortcut.
Print to PDF Nirvana!
The best way to be productive in a law office is to be paperless. Attorney David Sparks, aka MacSparky, provides an essential guide to going paperless. If you have an iPad, this “book” is a great investment at $5.00.
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I love Moleskine. In fact, for all that I love technology, nothing is quite as satisfying as pen on paper. It must go back to my days as an artist. But the one thing that always bothered me about a Moleskine was the lack of a good place to clip a pen. Quiver solves this elegantly.
The Pebble E-Paper Watch sold out at its KickStarter offering. I waited just a little too long to get in on the initial offering. I’ll look forward to seeing it in the stores. In the mean time check it out and get your tech-envy on for those who will be getting one in September.
