Teknoids

As I begin a book-length research project, I was wondering about current
research/outlining/writing programs. Is there a preferred model at your
school? Or do most rely on more mechanical ways of noting, keeping track of
and reorganizing research material in aid of a written end-product?

Bill
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William R. Andersen
Judson Falknor Professor of Law Emeritus
University of Washington School of Law
William H. Gates Hall
PO Box 353020
Seattle, WA 98195-3020
206/543-9385
ander@u.washington.edu
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From: "sclausnitzer"
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Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2008 8:03 AM
Subject: [teknoids] Did you break the law today ??

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> According to this article (
> http://www.ij.org/first_amendment/tx_computer_repair/6_26_08pr.html ) any
> IT Pro who "repairs" a PC in Texas without a Private Investigators license
> will be doing just that.
>
> This leads to other serious questions for our Texas brethren:
> - Will this apply to in-house repairs?
> - Will your school pay for such licensing?
> - Will you throw away every computer at it's first BSOD for the next
> three years?
> - Will this allow PC techies to carry guns?
> With penalties up to $4,000, 1 year in jail, and civil liability up to
> $10,000 for both the tech and the customer, it looks like Texas may soon
> be forced into "outsourcing" computer repairs.
>
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