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• Thoughts on the the Texas Legislature

  
  The StandDown Texas Project — Authority: 154
  Today is the 133rd day of the 140-day legisltive session. Sine Die - aka, adjournment - is Monday, May 27. You can view the various deadlines that limit legislative activity as the days peel off the calendar. Andrew Cohen writes...
  4 days ago

• Former Prosecutor Backs Dunlap Commutation

  
  The StandDown Texas Project — Authority: 154
  "COs Death Penalty System Too Broken to Use: Commute Dunlaps Sentence," is Richard Blochs essay at Huffington Post. Hes the former Arapahoe County Chief Deputy District Attorney. In the twenty years I spent with the Arapahoe County District Attorneys Office,...
  4 days ago

• Florida News & Commentary

  
  The StandDown Texas Project — Authority: 154
  The Palm Beach Post publishes the editorial, "Scott should veto ‘Timely Justice Act’ on the death penalty." Its by Randy Schultz for the Post Editorial Board. In 2006, the American Bar Association showed Florida how to fix the state’s death...
  4 days ago

• Hospital Chargemasters and Open Data from CMS — The conversation continues

  
  The Doctor Weighs In — Authority: 145
  By David Harlow First Posted at HealthBlawg on 5/19/2013 When CMS recently released hospital chargemaster and payment data for the 100 hospital codes most frequently billed to Medicare, there was much written and said about the significance of the data release. Some found this to be significant; others (including your ...
  5 days ago

• The federales’ open data policy and the Medicare hospital chargemaster data dump … Please don’t inundate us with junk.

  
  The Doctor Weighs In — Authority: 145
  By David Harlow First Posted at HealthBlawg on 5/10/2013 So just about everyone is pretty pumped about the White House announcement of its new open data policy. Todd Park gives us the skinny on the latest in Open Government — The Executive Order and related Open Data Policy – in 60 seconds. (Gotta love that ...
  2 weeks ago

• UGA students could see more football seats taken away from them

  
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  UGA students need to show up for football games this season, or their ticket allotment could be cut again. (Curtis Compton / AJC) The success of UGA football’s Young Alumni Program, which took frequently unused seats away from the student body’s ticket allotment and made them available to recent graduates, ...
  2 weeks ago

• Schools that are nailing law practice technology; Prof compares SLU to Pakistan; Tumblr drama

  
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  Legal services delivery entrepreneur Richard Granat wrote at eLawyering Blog about the efforts of the ABAs eLawyering Task Force to identify the top law schools currently teaching legal practice technology. "We include within this category courses that train law students in document automation,…
  2 weeks ago

• Adding a ninth SEC game would have pluses and minuses for UGA fans

  
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  Despite all the chatter since the announcement of the SEC Network last week about the SEC increasing from eight conference games to a nine-game conference schedule in football, the change apparently won’t happen before 2016. Tony Barnhart reports CBSSports.com has been told the scheduling formats for 2014 and ...
  2 weeks ago

• Pharma IQ’s Top Pharma Bloggers of 2013

  
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  Pharma IQ put out it’s list of the Top Pharma Bloggers for 2013. These lists tend to be subjective and always leave off many great sites. But, these can be a good way to discover a blog you haven’t been following.  The only downside is that when you follow great blog’s like those by Kurt Karst or Ed ...
  2 weeks ago

• Massively Open Online Medicine: Bad Idea or Just Before Its Time?

  
  The Doctor Weighs In — Authority: 145
  By David Harlow First Posted at HealthBlawg on 5/6/2013 The new darling of the online educational community is Massively Open Online Courses (MOOCs). The example which figures most prominently in the popular imagination is the Khan Academy, though its founder says otherwise, noting that MOOCs are merely online ...
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• Blogging Makes New Lawyers Rich and Famous

  
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  Sam’s manifesto on why your blog sucks is worth the read. I thought I’d take the micro-approach and tackle one comparatively tiny thing: headlines. What is a headline? A headline is the title of your post. The best headlines, generally speaking, are short and descriptive. The worst are cute or clever and ...
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• Fan talk: Does Bulldog Nation need to dial back the hype?

  
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  There are a lot of stressed-out kids in Athens right now, as UGA is in the midst of final exams, so here’s wishing the best of luck to my daughter and all the other Bulldogs! Meanwhile, let’s get to some of this week’s Junkyard Mail. … Chris Pugh writes: Bill, I’m concerned that we Georgia fans and the ...
  2 weeks ago

• Who likely will be the Dawgs’ 2013 breakout players?

  
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  Tray Matthews, here seen with Mark Richt on signing day, looks to have locked up a starting spot on defense. (Associated Press) ESPN’s SEC Blog is conducting a poll on who was the biggest star of the spring in the SEC, and as this is written Georgia’s Tray Matthews is leading the vote. It’s no wonder. As ...
  3 weeks ago

• Fan talk: Does the NFL draft really help Georgia’s football program?

  
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  A reader wants to know how Jarvis Jones going in the first round of the NFL draft helps the Dawgs. (University of Georgia) Let’s get straight to some Junkyard Mail. … Brownie Lawson writes: I know a lot of the Bulldog Nation has been watching the NFL draft, but I can’t really work up much enthusiasm for ...
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• Jeanne Woodford on California Legislation

  
  The StandDown Texas Project — Authority: 154
  "Breaking Bad: Death Penalty Desperation," is Jeanne Woodfords latest at Huffington Post. Shes executive director of Death Penalty Focus, and a former warden at San Quentin State Prison. What do the gas chamber, state secrets and illegally manufactured drugs all...
  4 weeks ago

• 4 Ethical & Practical Mistakes Lawyers Make On Social Media

  
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  Oops—I shouldn’t have tweeted that! Attorneys are increasingly discovering the power of social media. It provides unparalleled opportunities for networking and reputation building. You can meet clients, network with colleagues, and obtain valuable information using tools like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. ...
  4 weeks ago

• Response to ONC RFI on advancing interoperability of EHRs and HIE

  
  The Doctor Weighs In — Authority: 145
  By David Harlow First Posted at HealthBlawg on 4/23/2013 At last weekend’s #healthfoo I proposed that one unconference session be devoted to preparing a comment letter responding to the ONC RFI on Advancing Interoperability and Health Information Exchange. We discussed three possible sub-regulatory changes (which ...
  4 weeks ago

• Pooch kicks: Richt underappreciated, pounding the Jackets and more!

  
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  Mark Richt has been voted the SECs most underappreciated coach. (Associated Press) ESPN did one of its SportsNation polls recently to determine who was the SEC’s most underappreciated football coach. Georgia’s Mark Richt won, with 43 percent of more than 13,200 votes cast, beating out LSU’s Les Miles, ...
  4 weeks ago

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