Abbreviations & acronyms – the bane of my life
Now before you start getting jealous, I am not writing this on the beach. The picture (Away From Keyboard, in …
Monthly Archives: January 2012
Omne trium perfectum – everything that comes in threes is perfect
I am delighted to introduce the first guest post of this blog, written by Diana Rubanenko, a translator and editor …
Coffee break training
OK, so maybe your daily coffee doesn’t look like the coffee in the picture, but we can all dream, can’t …
Finding out about you
On Monday I added a little poll to the left sidebar of the blog – to find out more about …
Monday smiles – light bulbs and arks
As my readers may have guessed by now, I do think that a sprinkling of fun is important in life. …
Multilingual semantic map on steroids
A few weeks ago, I told you about a dictionary on steroids (see here). Today’s post is about a multilingual …
Heads up
This post is just to let you all know that I have added some Useful Links pages (which can also …
Legal Language Explorer
The Google N-grams tool (see my recent post and update) has now fostered a new application to search 200 years of …
A selection of useful iPad apps
The rise of iPad adoption by legal professionals (see this article and this survey) is largely because it is so light …
World’s first Twitter moot
On Tuesday, February 21st, 2012, at 10am PST (1 pm EST), the non-profit organization West Coast Environmental Law in Canada will …
