Oh, how is it? I still haven't been there but mean to. And not because of the name, but because of the chicken!
'Help'
Natter 53: We could just avoid making tortured puns
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
It's good! Very greasy, though.
Random questions for the hivemind (legal peeps and librarians, heads up!):
- Can you get information on financial planning at a law library? For example, if you're looking to get information on protecting assets in the case where one spouse has a terminal illness.
- Can you get specific information about a branch of a public library online (in my case, branches of the LAPL)? Looking for approx. size of collections, nature of clientele, info on any specialized collections, etc.
Oh, when I had the bon bon, it was not greasy.
I cannot believe that there is not a blog that is giving block reports of what is filming where in NYC. SERIOUSLY. It should be a component of gawker.
I could head that up for them if they want. IJS.
Oh, when I had the bon bon, it was not greasy.
I think you have to eat it right away. I brought mine back to the office.
I cannot believe that there is not a blog that is giving block reports of what is filming where in NYC. SERIOUSLY. It should be a component of gawker.
Right! I meant to respond to Jessica's link-- it works, and is exactly what I said was impossible to find, but I want to know what it is, say, is filming on 26th street right now, you know? Why we don't have a Gawker Stalker for that is madness.
Random questions for the hivemind (legal peeps and librarians, heads up!):
I'm both a legal peep and a librarian:
Yes, law libraries have information on things like estate planning. What a law library will have for a lay person will vary from library to library (we don't have much, because we mostly serve students, faculty & alum). I always recommend the Nolo Press books to lay people.
Specific info about a library branch might be found in an annual report. Those usually get posted online these days. I'm not aware of a directory/index that puts all this together generally -- just for special collections.
Gloomcookie:
1. My guess would be no - you'd want to talk to a certified financial planner or an actual lawyer for that. Law libraries provide information, but there's a big deal about librarians not giving any legal advice.
2. Very much depends on the library web site. Existence of branches, yes; collection descriptions, often; clientele notes, I'd say very rarely. LAPL seems pretty brief in their descriptions: [link]
Comedienne divorcee Kathy Griffin is dating Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak.
hah! I LOVE randomly bizarre celebrity couples!!!