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Stanford University (CA) | 474 | 398 | 84.0% | 1 |
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The Keith's opened November 27, 1922, to much fanfare. No expense had been spared for this theater. Two heavily carpted marble staircases lead to the first promenade, which was decorated with rare, old French furniture, upholstered in the riches of Louis XIV and Louis XV damask. the first promenade led to the mens and ladies room, both of which were elaborately furnished. There was also a second mezzanine which was lavishly decorated. In the auditorium, theater patrons enjoyed wide aisles with seats finished in ruby Italian velvet. The walls were finished with the color of old ivory and lit with crystal and gold chandeliers. The stage of the Keiths was fitted with the latest in stage equipment. Performers enjoyed seven floors of dressing rooms, many with their own bathrooms and beds.
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This 1932 ad mentions an RKO Strand in Dayton, but I can't find a listing for it under any name at Cinema Treasures. According to the 1932 Film Daily Year Book, the Strand had 1,500 seats. I wonder whatever became of it?
Dayton still does not have a theatre equal to the RKO Keith's Theatre, which was only magnificent.
The Strand Theatre was on South Main St. burned down in the 1940's It was an old legitimate and Vaudville theatre and later switched to movies. My organ teacher said that the pipe organ in the Stand was her favorite in the city.
Was the Strand organ destroyed in the fire? Thank you. To view photos of the ongoing restoration work of the Dayton RKO Keith's theatre pipe organ, now located in Medford, Mass., near Boston, visit www.chevaliertheatreorgan.org
I worked at the RKO Keith's theater from about 1945 thru about 1947. Also
worked at Loews off and on. In those days, both theaters posted "barkers"
from time to time. I enjoyed barking. Many times we had crowds in-line waiting to get in for the next movie.
When Guy Lombardo came to Keiths, we had hugh crowds waiting to get in during weekday late afternoon shows. When Louis Prima played few showed up
and he got bad reviews.
The site that features the demo photos is down and I'd like to view them though it is never easy to look at such mistakes! Can anyone find and post them?
Found this link after reading the CT news story about the organ out of this theatre and is now in Mass. being restored by the Chevalier Organ Society. I don't believe the Chevalier Theatre in Medford Mass. is listed on CT.
And to read about this grand and opulent theatre that was once in Dayton Ohio, but was eventually demolished truly breaks my heart.
Chevalier Theatre is not listed on CT because it never was a movie house. It originally was built as the auditorium for Medford High School. After a fire at the high school in the late 1960s, the high school was converted to condos but the auditorium was preserved and remains a municipal building. www.chevaliertheatre.com
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After reviewing the useful links above, I am having a hard time determining whether the photograph you can see here of Keith's Theatre at:
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is the Keith's in Dayton, Ohio. The photo was made I believe between 1928 and 1931. If it is not that in Dayton, would visitors have any idea which Keith's it might be? Many thanks in advance. Inesita da Silva
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Is it possible to save a paid app removed from app store when restoring from backup?
I'm looking to swap my defective iPad with a new one from the apple store but don't want to lose a video app that I bought that apple has since removed from the app store.
I've restored from iCloud before on other devices and know that the apps are re-downloaded post restore and I'm worried that I won't be able to get this app back as it is no longer available to the public. Can someone please walk me through this process so I don't lose one of my most utilized apps when I replace my iPad. Thanks! |
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Can you create your own local backup in iTunes on your Mac/PC? That should preserve it for you.
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This is actually a lot easier than you think, you go to your /Music/iTunes Folder, inside this folder is all your Music and your Applications, if you safe the Folder that has your Applications you're good to go.
But, in a way you don't need to do anything, you just sync the new one with iTunes and you're OK, the new device will even ask it if you want to restore. It's even better, lets say you update an App, the old ones are removed to the trash, if you put that one back in the Mobile Applications Folder you have the Old one back and it was already registered in your name so you won't loose it. |
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The important thing is to make sure you use iTunes for the backup, not iCloud. If you use iCloud then you'll lose any apps that are gone form the App Store.
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Even if you use iCloud as a restore option, you can still restore the app via iTunes like the above poster mentioned. It's not gone for good if you use iCloud, it just won't get restored to your device.
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[NMJ v2] NMJ2 Not particularly robust?
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NMJ2 Not particularly robust?
Hi all.
I have just had to do a fourth rescan in 10 days due to some problem with the NMT, NMJ or its database. I have also done a complete reset. All I am doing is renaming files and updating NMJ, in order to resolve any inaccuracies - well, as many as possible before I get stuck in with NMJ2T. On four occasions now, NMJ has not run after an update but taken me directly to NMJ Manager with only options for scanning available for selection. When confronted with this, I have scanned again, to no avail. If I check the database with NMJ2T, it opens and looks fine. If I replace the database with a backup, it still won't open. I have no choice but to undertake yet another 12hr re-scan. I am at a loss as to what is going wrong here. While I have used NMJ2Toolbox to open the database for viewing, and to change images, apart from the first occasion, I have not done any real editing at this time. Nor are any similar problems reported in the NMJ2T thread. So I don't suspect any edits there as causing problems. NMJ2 just doesn't seem particularly robust if a standard procedure such as an update or scan can corrupt it in some way. I query the point of methodically backing up the database, when, if you restore it, it won't open. (I am just copying the db over the old one - do I need do anything else?) Anyone encountered anything like this? Any advice gratefully accepted. Regards, Allan ps. after spending many days on this, I've pretty much had enough of NMJ2, prefer the reliability and control of MLMJ.......bring back html functionality! |
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RE: NMJ2 Not particularly robust?
Couple things are you accessing NMJ over NFS and usually a good way to bring back a dead sqllite db is to dump it to a new file.
echo .dump | sqlite old.db | sqlite new.db you can download the sqllite tool here http://www.sqlite.org/sqlite-3_5_6.zip on windows it would be something like C:\sqlite3.exe c:\pch.db .dump | c:\sqlite3.exe c:\newpch.db |
(This post was last modified: 01-05-2012 12:57 AM by bigkid.)
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RE: NMJ2 Not particularly robust?
(01-05-2012 12:10 AM)halfelite Wrote: Couple things are you accessing NMJ over NFS and usually a good way to bring back a dead sqllite db is to dump it to a new file. Thanks for responding halfelife. Not NFS, I'm using samba. Are you suggesting changing to NFS? The sqlite suggestion sounds like a bit of a learning curve. I'll have a look but may take a little time to get back. Thanks again. a |
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RE: NMJ2 Not particularly robust?
no NFS and sqllite can cause issues its why i asked
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RE: NMJ2 Not particularly robust?
Oh, OK thanks halfelite.
Typical of this software's unreliability, I have to rescan yet again. All I have done today is rename some media files and scanned the media folder in order to improve NMJ's hit rate. Nothing fancy, nothing complicated. After doing this 4 times - with little improvement, I might add - every time I now go to run NMJ it takes me to NMJ Manager with the only options being to Scan All, Update or Re-scan (plus go to Source or Scan options). I tried Update, and Scan All, after each of which I can get into the database, but on restarting NMJ again, it takes me back into Manager with the same options. This is pretty much unworkable. I just checked the db via NMJToolbox and I can see that the last changes made to file names have not been reflected in the db, irrespective that the scanning proceded without hiccup. It paused at each of the renamed files and appeared to download data, before subsequently completing. If an error is occurring here you would expect some sort of error report, but no it finishes happily and tauntingly tempts me with the option to go to NMJ, which will work for that instance, but not again. Is this thing a beta product? Allan |
(This post was last modified: 01-08-2012 12:06 AM by bigkid.)
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And another excellent result from NMJ. 18 hours of scanning, giving all appearances of working, downloading images, the db itself growing to 6MB, yet, 'No Content Found' when opening in NMJ and no entries visible in NMJToolbox2. Another reset and start again I suppose.
(This post was last modified: 01-07-2012 10:29 AM by bigkid.)
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RE: NMJ2 Not particularly robust?
O.K narrowed down what may be contributing to the problem, well, one of them.
I have been working on a number of series that NMJ has made a mess of, say by spreading a number of episodes from one season over a number of folders that might be named the same as the series but with a "." after the title. In some instances I have the name incorrect (the year for example - IMDB year vs TVDB). For two series (BSG and The Sweeney), I have moved the offending files out of the scannable folder. I have checked the naming convention, rejigged as necessary, made sure the nfo is correct and that the nfo is named the same as the first episode. While the files are no longer scannable, I have then run a scan. On checking, I find that while there is no reference to BSG and The Sweeney in the database when examined with NMJToolbox2, the images still appear in the TV Series wall. When you select them, the come back with an error. If you put the files back into the scanned folder, scan again, even though they are clearly 'scanned' (it pauses on each file), there is no change to the wall. Multiple images representing the multiple folders for each season/series appear and when a season is selected the same error is returned. At this pont NMJ Manajer recognises that there has been a stuff up and will only give you an option to re-scan when it is run. So, when you move or delete a file, scanning is not reliably cleaning up, therefore causing grief when you want to reinstitute the file. I now have to re-scan for the 6th time in 14 days. At least BSG and The Sweeney should be right then. Just 70 more series to go. Regards, Allan |
(This post was last modified: 01-09-2012 03:40 AM by bigkid.)
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RE: NMJ2 Not particularly robust?
After another re-scan (now the 8th in 14 days), renamed some TV Series (again to improve hit rate) and moved a couple of files into and out of scannable folders, I then did an update scan on those folder affected, I am now getting the "An error has ocured, your request cannot be processed" error when I attempt to run NMJ. The database opens fine in NMJToolbox, but not on the NMT.
C'mon popcornhour, anybody there with an interest in resolving this problem - scanning is a pretty fundamental function and shouldn't futz up NMJ? Regards, Allan |
(This post was last modified: 01-09-2012 11:19 PM by bigkid.)
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RE: NMJ2 Not particularly robust?
After another 12 hour re-scan NMJ opened OK, the movies wall came up reasonably quickly, switch to TV Series and it takes a full minute to display. Switch back to movies and it again appears reasonably quickly, switch back to TV Series and it takes a further minute to load. Reboot and try NMJ again. Same problem. Time to re-scan again. That'll be 9 times in 15 days. Just fab.
Allan |
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RE: NMJ2 Not particularly robust?
(01-09-2012 11:37 AM)bigkid Wrote: After another 12 hour re-scan NMJ opened OK, the movies wall came up reasonably quickly, switch to TV Series and it takes a full minute to display. Switch back to movies and it again appears reasonably quickly, switch back to TV Series and it takes a further minute to load. Reboot and try NMJ again. Same problem. Time to re-scan again. That'll be 9 time in 15 days. Just fab. You are not alone..... I tried to add all my MP3's (on a NAS) to the NMJ and everything looked fine: scanning for hours, I saw all MP3's pass by in the progress window, a db was created on the NAS.....but after scanning there was " no content found" ...... I reported this in the "bug section" but I was told it's not a bug....has probably something to do with read/write permissions of the NAS....I was told.... But how is it possible that it scans (read) the NAS and creates a db (write) ?? I have no problems with video on the internal HDD and the external USB-HDD. *Popcorn Hour A300 with 2TB HDD *Marantz SR6006 *Panasonic TH-42PX80 PlasmaTV *Logitech Harmony 785 *Mission speakers*Yamaha subwoofer* |
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RE: NMJ2 Not particularly robust?
Hi Ridder.
Same at my end, no problems with read/write permissions - a complete re-scan works fine but for the one above where no content found and slow response in TV Series on another. My main problem is the database failing when moving files out of a scannable foder, scanning (so that the files no longer show up in NMJ), putting them back (usually renamed so that NMJ reads them correctly), and then scanning the folder again. I find that consistently I am then unable to use NMJ - it errors and then sends me off to do a re-scan. The problem cannot be with the NAS. I'll report this in the bug section and see if I can attract any interest from popcornhour. Allan. |
(This post was last modified: 02-13-2012 11:26 AM by bigkid.)
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RE: NMJ2 Not particularly robust?
Here we go again. Did an 'update' scan after putting a few new files in the scannable folder. Gee you would think that was a simple job for NMJ, something that should proceed problem free - that is after all a fundamental feature. But wait, surprise, surprise, NMJ now won't run - the usual "An error has ocurred, your request cannot be processed" error. Looks like another 12 hour re-scan and another several hours fixing all the inaccurately registered files using NMJToolbox2.
Why oh why did I get rid of my A-110 ... oh I remember, for the better quality chip. Not worth the hassle. What an unreliable piece of trash! I am over it. Allan Panasonic TH-50PX70A screen, Sony BDP-S5000es Blu-Ray, PCH A300 NMT, Qnap TS-639Pro, Elektra 24/192kHz DAC, Musical Fidelity A5 for mains, Denon AVR-3808 for everything else, Duntech Sapphire Mains, Onyx Centre, Pearl Rears. Sub? Made it myself! Adire Shiva 12in, 54 litre enclosure, Redgum Amp. |
(This post was last modified: 02-13-2012 12:15 PM by Swen.)
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(02-13-2012 09:22 AM)bigkid Wrote: Here we go again. Did an 'update' scan after putting a few new files in the scannable folder. Gee you would think that was a simple job for NMJ, something that should proceed problem free - that is after all a fundamental feature. But wait, surprise, surprise, NMJ now won't run - the usual "An error has ocurred, your request cannot be processed" error. Looks like another 12 hour re-scan and another several hours fixing all the inaccurately registered files using NMJToolbox2.I keep a backup of my media.db file for this specific reason. If an update results in a corrupt database, I restore a previous version and run the update again. This works 99% of the time. I don't want to start a rescan either as it usually doesn't produce immediately the good results. Once your database is fairly ok and you keep a backup of your media.db file, it runs quite good. |
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RE: NMJ2 Not particularly robust?
Hi Swen. Last time I tried a back-up it failed also. I'll give it another shot. I have a backup including all the folders and images. Would you replace the lot or just the database?
On playing about with NMJ again last night, it seems that once I close the error message, while I can't see or play any movies, I can open up the TV Series Wall and select and play an episode. The variations on the stuff-ups that present in this database never cease to amaze. a Panasonic TH-50PX70A screen, Sony BDP-S5000es Blu-Ray, PCH A300 NMT, Qnap TS-639Pro, Elektra 24/192kHz DAC, Musical Fidelity A5 for mains, Denon AVR-3808 for everything else, Duntech Sapphire Mains, Onyx Centre, Pearl Rears. Sub? Made it myself! Adire Shiva 12in, 54 litre enclosure, Redgum Amp. |
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RE: NMJ2 Not particularly robust?
A few pointers that may help you:
When the NMJ scans, it does not update your media.db file, you will find (if you look at your NMJ_DATABASE folder whilst it scans) that it creates a copy of your db called 'media - temp.db'. I believe that this is what it is updating. When a scan is finished it overwrites your media.db with the media-temp.db. Also there are flags in the DB that tell the NMJ the state the DB is in. EG whether it is scanning, updating, completed successfully etc. It may be one of these flags that is being set and the NMJ thinks it is still halfway through a scan. The thing with toolbox is a little design assumption/flaw in NMJToolbox. I originally started the application without any real life knowledge of the NMJ2 'qualities'. I assumed that with a TV series there was ALWAYS a series record (all the example DBs I had did have series records). I designed and coded with this assumption. Now in true NMJ stylee I find that the NMJ does not necessarily create a series record in all cases (in 95% it does). In these cases NMJToolbox will not display the show/seasons/episodes at all. It is one of my gripes of the NMJ that it is quite inconsistent (it was the same in NMJv1) in numerous areas. If you have a buggered DB feel free to send it to me and I will have a look to see what I can find that is stopping it loading. Panasonic TX-P55VT65, Sony BDP-S550, SkyHD, HDMI 4x2 Matrix, Synology 1511+ with DX510 25TB NAS, Denon AVR-X2000 receiver, Kef Q Series speakers QED cables. C200, A300, A400 x 2 |
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On any of these cars, which powertrain to use is up to the builder. Whatever was furnished originally is the benchmark, and each builder may or may not vary from that. What we're interested in here is what's needed to transform the car's outward appearance. While we don't have the space to explore every cloning possibility, we will glance at one or two interesting choices for replicating something a little different.
For the true enthusiast, any famous Mustang is fair game, beginning with the '64 Mustang Indy Pace Car. There are also interesting subjects to copy with your Mustang coupe, like the GT, the California Special, or the Trans-Am racer. Many other classic Ford cars besides the Mustang make great replicas or clones. Let's look at some of the more popular cloning projects and what is required to produce great results.


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i just installed revit 2013, but everytime i try to open it, it just doesnt open. please i really need help
Are you seeing any error messages or a triangle with an exclamation point?
Try using the Repair option from the Control Panel > Programs and Features.
Also, if you're on Win7, when launching, use the right click > Run as Administrator.
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The Run as Admin worked for me too! I've been trying to find a solution for a while, and you nailed it. How do I make it so that I don't always have to tell it to do that?
You can easily set the shortcut for Revit to launch always as Run as Administrator. Select the shortcut from the desktop or Start Menu > All Programs. Then right click on the shortcut, select Properties.
Then in the shortcut properties, select the Compatability tab. At the bottom of this tab, you will see the option to Run the program as an Administrator under the Privilege Level section. I'm attaching a screen shot for you.
You're great Allison! Thx. I wonder why I have never had to deal with this in the past.
No my problem is that everytime i click on revit, only the small running page appeared, and i also tried to uninstall it, it didnt work either , do you know what can i do to solve it.
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DRaysBay It's always interesting to read what other fans have to say about the players their favorite team may be acquiring.Dave Cameron writes an article featured at Fangraphs about "Fleet Pete." He is questioning the popular belief that Bourjos is "all glove, no bat."
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The Top 25 Minnesota Blawgs, 2010 Edition
Decided. The Top 25 Minnesota Blawgs, as selected by Practice Blawg editors. It's a great list and a diverse crowd, from rural attorneys to big city bloggers, with posts covering courthouse fashion, virtual worlds, and the nitty-gritty details of court cases. There's even a blog we can't read without using Google translate.
We've listed all 25 top blawgs below, in alphabetical order. Nope, we're not ranking them 1 through 25. After all, we got into this gig to promote legal blogging in Minnesota, not to figure out who should win second prize in a beauty contest. So, peruse the list and click on any of the honorees to get our take on why they deserve to be listed here.
Attenza Law Blog
We initially knew this blog as Luck of the Law, but when author Karen Lundquist started a different firm, she changed it to Avanti Law Blog. It changed again recently to Attenza Law to reflect a new firm name, but the content has been consistent: business-law posts with frequent discussion of social media. With Karen's connections to Italy (she used to live in Rome), a law partner who hails from Argentina, and a law firm that lists offices in four countries, the blog also takes on a decidedly international flair. Go to Attenza Law Blog | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
Bilingual Minnesota Attorney Blog
Bilingual Minnesota Attorney Blog is our favorite bilingual blog, though that's like saying "you're my favorite sister" to your only sister. Regardless, Tamara Caban-Ramirez is filling a much-needed canyon gap in bilingual legal resources in Minnesota. While it's one of our choices for Blawgs We Wish Would Post More Often, it still makes the list. Go to Bilingual Minnesota Attorney Blog | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
Budge Law Blog
When we talk to attorneys about law firm websites, they often tell us "I don't want my site to look like a blog." Hmmm. Confusing. One of the best ways to engage potential clients is a site that maintains fresh content. The Budge Law Firm takes that to heart. Their law firm web site is a blog, and their blog is a law firm website. And they do a nice job with it, showing how much you can do with some content, a few posts, and a nicely minimalist approach that actually uses a slightly tweaked version of the WordPress default theme. Go to Budge Law Offices | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
Caveat Emptor
As far as we can tell, Sam Glover's consumer-focused blog, Caveat Emptor Blog, is one of the longest-running legal blogs in Minnesota, dating back to 2005. That's basically the neolithic age for Minnesota legal blogs and the bronze age for legal blogging generally, which is not surprising given Sam's penchant to be out front on technology. It's actually pretty fun to go "way back" to an earlier period of Caveat Emptor and see posts related to CSI, the Saddam Hussein legal defense team, and Wiccans. But going way back also underscores a solid lesson: Sam's success with blogging did not come overnight. He was blogging early on and regularly pushing out content before people other than his mom and friends began following his posts and projects. His commitment to content easily gets his blog on our Top 25 list. Go to Caveat Emptor | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
Dodd-Frank and the Law
One blawg caught our attention because it focuses on one law. Never mind that the law– known as the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act– is more than 2,300 pages long and so dense that it takes a team of people to figure it all out. Hey, how about a twenty-attorney bloging team from Leonard, Street and Deinard? Grab the domain of dodd-frank.com and you've got what is easily the best blawg devoted to one massively complex statute. Go to Dodd-Frank and the Law | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
You know a blawg is doing something right when non-lawyers dig it. That's the case with DuetsBlog, an easy choice for one of the best blawgs locally and nationally (We believe it deserved recognition in the ABA Journal's Blawg 100 this year). While it's written by a crack team of 11 attorneys at Winthrop & Weinstine, it's not what you'd expect. The blawg has personality. It's funny, interesting, full of great information and packed into a nice design. Which explains why our Legal News Digest editor, one of our non-attorney staff, has it on her top list of all blawgs. Go to DuetsBlog | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
Epilawg is one of our favorite team blogs. Another fairly new entry, this estate planning blog wins points for creative author bios (the bloggers' humorously drafted obituaries), a great site design, interesting features, and a genuine collaborative approach to blogging. Epilawg has the collective brainpower of four estate planning and business attorneys, all pretty new to the profession but most with decently rich financial experience. The blog's embedded Google calendar tool and a freebie health care directive are nice touches, and we imagine we'll see more freebies on other blogs in the near future. Go to Epilawg | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
Friedman Iverson Consumer Blog
We like the look and design of this blog as well as the firm's website, to which the blog is attached. David Friedman and Blake Iverson make up Friedman Iverson, a two-person boutique firm that is serious about its practice but nicely irreverent about everything else. Even when they announced their new blog in August, they acknowledged that "the world needs another blog like I need an additional hole in my head." They have kept it up, and the blog provides regular commentary and posts that deal with consumer issues, such as "dirty car dealer tricks," repos, and bankruptcy. Go to Friedman Iverson Consumer Blog | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
JDs Rising
With mash ups, web developers take various web apps and mash them together into more robust and decidedly different applications. While technically not a mash up, JDs Rising resembles one, providing the views of new attorneys and other law-related folks. At last count, JDs Rising had 17 bloggers, including the MSBA's own Nicole Battles. Recent topics include overcoming a Blackberry addiction, courthouse fashion, and law school student debt. It's our selection for best mash up blawg, and that's not a bad thing. Go to JDs Rising | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
A two-time selection for the ABA Journal's Blawg 100, Lawyerist produces great advice for new solos, law students, and any other attorneys who are contemplating how to make their practices more efficient and, lest we say it, fun. Started by Sam Glover but now dominated by posts from Minneapolis attorney Randall Ryder and a large team of contributors, it's a must-read for tips on making your practice better. Go: Lawyerist | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
Minneapolis attorney Kenneth Kunkle has a well-designed blog with a nice eye for photos (check out the one about piercing the corporate veil). Oh, and his posts are full of information on a number of topics, mostly related to intellectual property and his work with creative artists. He also recently established what he calls a "microsite" for trademark issues, where he posts court opinions he gets directly from the MSBA's CourtOps Online service. Nice touch. Go to Legal Muse | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
LMC Codification Service
We received a raft of nominations for LMC Codification Service blog, making it a fan favorite and easily the most exciting Minnesota blawg about a seemingly mundane topic: municipal codes. Want to know all there is about urban chicken ordinances? This blawg has it (here, actually). One recent post dished out advice about barking dog ordinances and another on how best to adjust ordinances to conform to Minnesota's recent tattoo and body piercing statute. Under the auspice of the League of Minnesota Cities, which provides assistance to cities and towns across the state, it's a fantastic resource for municipal attorneys everywhere. Go to LMC Codification Service | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
Minnesota Litigator
Seth Leventhal, the attorney behind Minnesota Litigator, has been blogging longer than most other Minnesota attorneys. He's developed a gem of a blog that provides concise and informative updates on civil cases being litigated in Minnesota's state and federal courts. If you are a litigator and want to get relevant and timely updates and tidbits about Minnesota cases, this is the best blawg for that. Go to Minnesota Litigator | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
Minnesota Supreme Court Criminal Blog
Although the bloggers at Minnesota Supreme Court Criminal Blog don't post as often as we'd like, the authors have a wealth of experience that makes their in-depth criminal case analysis and unique perspective one of our favorite blogs. The principal author is Carol Weissenborn, a former chief public defender in southeast Minnesota who is now in private practice., with occasional (hey, post more!) posts by Thomas Solmer and retired Rice County District Court Judge William Johnson. Go to Minnesota Supreme Court Criminal Blog | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
MinnLawyer Blog
If you need to know what's happening in the Minnesota legal community, read the MinnLawyer Blog. With running updates on local legal developments and insights gained from Minnesota Lawyer reporters, it's the best source for Minnesota legal news and commentary. Though Mark Cohen is now a much-missed blogger at MinnLawyer Blog, Patrick Thornton, Barb Jones, and Michelle Lore have kept up the pace with their regular posts. Go to MinnLawyer Blog | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
We've got three consumer law blogs in our list, which includes Caveat Emptor Blog, Friedman Iverson Consumer Blog, and this one: MNConsumerAttorneyBlog. While it doesn't have the most glamorous name, we don't think consumers who have been ripped off, defrauded, or harassed would prefer polish over substance. MNConsumerBlog is straightforward and direct, all the way down to how the author introduces herself: "My name is Anne Hansen, and I help people who are being harassed by debt collectors." It's a relatively new blog (the first posts appeared in July), but already Anne's added 40 posts on debt collection tactics, bankruptcy, and consumer-oriented issues. Our bet is that it will appear on our list again next year. Go to MNConsumerAttorneyBlog | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
Not for the Monosyllabic
OK, we'll be upfront about this one. We had lively arguments about whether Not for the Monosyllabic should even make our list. It is a rambling, loosely-written, and hard to characterize blog that breaks a lot of our rules. But because Not for the Monosyllabic breaks those rules– and does so with abandon– Greg insisted that it be included. The primary focus of the blog is the life of an overworked and superstressed assistant public defender, but the blog actually goes back to 2004 when the author (who remains anonymous) first considered applying to law school. Yeah, the orange on black design and the photo of Calista Flockhart (otherwise known as Ally McBeal) is cheesy. Sure, the blog uses terms such as "suckfest" and "effing sucks." But that's what appeals to us (or at least to Greg). Is it a case of "it's so bad that it's good?" No. It's a case of "it's so honest, open, and freely written that it's a throwback to the time when blogging was young, fresh, and sloppily real." In other words, it actually describes the hectic and overstressed life of a public defender trying to juggle too many criminal cases at a time. Don't agree with us? Talk to Greg. Better yet, read this post. Go to Not for the Monosyllabic | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
ON Securities
If the BigLaw blogging trend is to collect a team of attorneys and churn out content, ON Securities is clearly swimming against that trend. Martin Rosenbaum authors ON Securities, a blog dedicated to "securities, governance, and executive compensation issues." But, despite being a partner in the 80+ attorney Maslon firm, there's no team of attorneys behind the scenes. It's just Martin, writing timely content about issues facing public companies. On top of that, he offers an extremely useful "cheat sheet" that he characterizes as a "one stop shop" for the latest developments in executive compensation and governance. We call this one the best blawg by a lone attorney at a big time firm. Go to ON Securities | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
Pro and Contracts
Graham Martin posts on all things contracts, with a practical approach of examining contract language and contract drafting. Bottom Line? Read this for its great weekly feature known as Fine Print Friday, where Graham examines everything from the fine print of an ebay User Agreement to the small print you agree to when you park your car in a parking ramp. A great new blog with fresh content from a fairly new attorney. Go to Pro and Contracts | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
Quirky Questions? Real Life Employment Law
First of all, the use of quirky in the title is a plus. It's just a great word. Second, Quirky Questions is a big law firm blog that maintains an accessible approach to employment law issues. Written primarily by Dorsey & Whitney attorney Roy Ginsburg, Quirky Questions posts an employment law question on Monday and answers the question on the following Monday. There are other posts in between but the questions and answers here are the real stars, especially since the questions come from clients or other employment law attorneys. How, for example, would you answer this: We have several employees who periodically engage in somewhat bawdy behavior outside of work. (Surprise, surprise, sometimes alcohol is involved.) We don't believe this behavior is consistent with the image our company would like to project. Can we discipline these employees for their conduct? Or this: Can we terminate a spouse of another employee we are terminating? Go to Quirky Questions | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
Ramsey County Law Library Blog
Librarians get a bad rap, and we trace it back to the Christmas classic "It's a Wonderful Life" (if you don't know which scene we're talking about, start at minute 7:19 of this clip). But there are some great blogs out there from librarians. Nationally, one of our favorites is 3 Geeks and a Law Blog, though only one of the three geeks is a librarian. Locally, we've got the Ramsey County Law Library Blog, which mixes resources for small firm and solo attorneys with judicial portraits of former Ramsey County district court judges. Not only that, the RCLL has a Twitter feed that tweets useful tips and the latest legal news. Go to Ramsey County Law Library Blog | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
Of all the blogs listed, RU@Risk is potentially the most useful and important to all attorneys. Why? Because it discusses risk management for lawyers, so it is only fitting that the author, Todd Scott, is the Vice President of Member Services at Minnesota Lawyer's Mutual. It is one of the few blogs in the nation devoted entirely to educating lawyers about malpractice. Our only complaint? Along with the Bilingual Attorney Blog, RU@Risk is in our category of "Blawgs We Wish Would Post More Often." Go to RU@Risk | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
Rural Lawyer
Bruce Cameron is a Minnesota attorney who practices law in Mazeppa, Minnesota, population 778. If you need to look Mazeppa up on Google Maps, you are not alone. Even if you haven't heard of Mazeppa, you've probably heard about or read RuralLawyer, hands down one of the best legal blogs out there. Read his post "Small Town Courting" and you understand the practical difference between a small-town courthouse and a big-city justice center. Bruce is now writing a handbook "for new grads and unemployed BigLaw associates who dream about leaving the big city to practice law in a smaller, less frantically paced small town or rural community." RuralLawyer is dubbed the "Blawg Most Likely to Make You Feel Like You're Sitting on the Porch of a Farmhouse Watching the Sunrise with your Laptop and Coffee." Go to RuralLawyer | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
Tyler E. White Blog
Here's another new solo blog we like because it's accessible to non-lawyers. Although it first hit our radar when a post got noticed by LegalZoom, there are many other reasons to keep reading this blog (or at least glean some blogging tips): The blawg is easy to understand, uses photos well, has great design and website integration, and — most of all — it's fun and relevant, complete with movie references and examples that "normal" people can relate to. Tyler White just announced a blogging sabbatical while he's in training for the Air Force JAG Corps, but we'll give him a pass if he promises to start writing again this spring. Go to Attorney Tyler E. White Blog | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
Virtual Navigator
A number of law professors blog nationally on all sorts of topics, but one of the more interesting is by a local attorney (and adjunct law professor at William Mitchell) who blogs about the intersection of the law and virtual worlds, as in Farmville, Second Life, and the like. Justin Kwong asks questions such as "Do social networks need a universal bill of rights?" or "What's the legal status of 'virtual goods' that you purchase online, such as items bought and sold on Second Life?" It's a fairly new blog and seems to still have some design and writing kinks to work out (it makes the classic WordPress gaffe of leaving posts categorized as "Uncategorized") but we hope to see it in our list again next year. Go to Virtual Navigator | Tweet This | Share on Facebook
Minnesota Estate Law Blog
If you are counting our selections, our final choice is out of alphabetical order and is actually number 26, but it deserves an honorable mention. While author Boyd Johnson has moved onto bigger and better things, the estate planning and probate blog that he left behind still serves as a great resource for Minnesota attorneys. Posts are as clear and concise as many of the blogs written for clients, but its content is equally useful to attorneys. In particular, check out the Probate Guide and the series on How to Grow a Probate Practice. Go to Minnesota Estate Law Blog | Tweet This | Share on Facebook


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Listen: Porcupine – "Witness To A Chase Scene"
La Crosse, WI trio PORCUPINE organically forges its singular brand of rock 'n' roll reminiscent of late-90s alternative without compromise. "We are kind of in the middle of nowhere – Midwest, small college town. To me, that works in our favor," lead vocalist/guitarist Casey Virock says. Unyielded…
Denai Moore shares new track 'Wolves' – The Slaughtered Lamb headline show next Tues
Denai Moore has shared a new track from her forthcoming 'Saudade' EP called 'Wolves'
Denai plays live at The Slaughtered Lamb, EC1V 0DX next Tuesday 7th May.
19 YO Denai Moore has been receiving lavish praise on the blogosphere for her…
The L.E.P. Bogus Boys & The Coroner Van
Will Hagle did not pump this up like Dee Brown. The rest of the world was introduced to Chicago's harrowing new form of gangster rap when Kanye decided to remix Chief Keef's "I Don't Like." The song found 'Ye firing off a barrage of names of young rappers from Chicago. Then he stepped off the… Continue reading »