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CRS Issues Legislative History Research Guide

23 Jun

From the summary of Legislative History Research: A Basic Guide (June 15, 2011): This report provides an overview of federal legislative history research, the legislative process, and where to find congressional documents. The report also summarizes some of the reasons…

 

Political Realist & Combat Veteran Les Rayburn on Fighting Waste and Corruption

22 Jun

Pro-SeBlog.Com Founder “Rabble Rousin'” Rich Bergeron interviewed Les Rayburn recently. Rayburn is a Political Realist and Highly Decorated Combat Veteran serving in every conflict since Vietnam.

Rayburn and Rich discussed how the budget and deficit have practically bankrupted America, focusing on Social issues and spending problems that contribute to the problem. Rayburn’s argument also target how politicians in America have abused their power and need to be voted out by the people.

Noting is getting fixed, and neither side is willing to compromise. How do we fix America? Will we need to think outside the box? Les Rayburn has some great ideas about what needs to be done to get America back to the country it once was.

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FIND OUT MORE ABOUT LES AT: http://www.lesrayburn.com

 

Tom Bruce to Congress: Get Your Data in Order

22 Jun

Reporting on last week’s hearing of the Committee on House Administration’s subcommittee on oversight in Congress Mulls How iPads, XML Can Cut Costs, Elizabeth Montalbano featured Cornell LII Tom Bruce’s presentation. Bruce suggested use of smart XML-based word processing, better…

 

Watchdog on Wall Street Chris Markowski Weighs In on the Financial Crisis

18 Jun

"Watchdog on Wall Street" Chris Markowski's roles are reversed when Rich Bergeron interviews this popular talk show host about the distressed U.S. economy.

As part of Fight News Unlimited‘s plan to expand our coverage to cover fights of all kinds on all fronts, we spoke today with Chris Markowski, known as the Watchdog on Wall Street.

“Rabble Rousin'” Rich Bergeron interviewed Markowski earlier today to tackle the fight against government waste and corruption that is playing out in congressional debates and is a topic TV news pundits are constantly discussing these days. Markowski is a political and economic expert and nationally-syndicated radio talk show host. Chris talks about a variety of different topics surrounding our volatile United States economy in our podcast below.

USA Today reported recently that the US Government will be on the hook for 61.6 trillion dollars in unpaid financial promises thanks in part to Social Security and Medicare. The Watchdog on Wall Street says if you add the financial bailouts and other government payouts for social programs we could see this number hit 100 trillion dollars. Chris Markowski predicted this would happen 5 years ago, and has been warning Americans for over 10 years.

That debt makes each US household responsible to pay $527,000.00 to fund these promises. That responsibility is 5 times the amount an average US home borrows for a house, car and other debt.

Chris Markowski’s Background:

* Hosts a syndicated radio show which is heard in over 100 markets
* Regularly featured expert on CW network’s “Daily Buzz”
* Frequent Contributor to FOX News and CNN
* President of Markowski Investments
* Appeared on “Inside Edition”
* Political and Financial Expert

Find out more about Chris at his Web-site:

http://watchdogonwallstreet.com/index.html

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Converting and Correcting Bulk-Distributed State Code Text into Well-Formed HTML: Hershowitz on His California State Code Project

16 Jun

Ari Herdhwitz discusses the process he went through to turn California’s statutory code text into structured HTML with hyperlinked internal references after downloading the code titles the State makes available via FTP. He notes that some of the text errors…

 

Is There a "Future" for Law Libraries Without Gov 2.0 and Competition in the US Market?: An Observation on Tomorrow’s "The Future of Law Libraries: The Future Is Now?" Conference Hosted by Harvard Law School Library

15 Jun

The Conference announcement poses a provocative question: This is supposed to be the future of law libraries. A decade into the 21st century, how is it working? Is the digital utopia all it’s cracked up to be? What’s taken off…

 

Whether Bills May Be Presented by Congress and Returned by the President by Electronic Means

09 Jun

In a May 3, 2011 memorandum, the Office of Legal Counsel opined that the use of electronic means for the presentation and return of bills is permissible under Article I, Section 7 of the U.S. Constitution. From the memorandum’s synopsis:…

 

GPO Plans to Cut Workforce by 15 Percent

08 Jun

From the press release: In response to overall Government cutbacks and projected reductions in appropriated funding, the U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) informed employees today of its plan to send a request to Congress and the Office of Personnel Management…

 
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