OK, made the commitment today to use some of my leave time this spring to get my #YogaTeacherTraining / #YogaTeacherCertification . Doing the work @DallasYogaCtr@Twitter.com , where I got my #mindfulness training online mid-#COVID. It's strange for me to be taking classes in a cooler room again, as I'm used to #HotYoga .
@philippsteinkrueger I had not, but I'll be checking it in the coming days! Thanks!
As a law prof whose tenure file the faculty will vote on this fall (and who is already somewhat suspect because I'm #LegalWriting faculty), maybe it's not my best look that my most cited article (by FAR) is on the ethics of using gender as a variable in natural-language processing research and practice—with nary a mention of the law? Please cross your fingers for me... https://aclanthology.org/W17-1601/
@WalkWalkWalk @gord This is a good point: "there is some social good to following those activists and leaders who are bettering the world". Thinking more on that.
@DataDrivenMD @design_law This is helpful info. Thanks! I'm forwarding to our instance manager @jnsheff by copy of this comment
@mostlyharmlessz This is helpful info. Thanks!
@SeanDFW@mas.to This is helpful info. Thanks!
@design_law I'm not sure there is an expected way. I don't list on my #CV but on #LinkedIn here is how I list my #LanguageProficiency
Legal English: Full professional proficiency
Old Norse: Elementary proficiency
Portuguese (Brazilian): Limited working proficiency
Swedish: Limited working proficiency
Honestly, I think I'm overstating my proficiency on each language :-(
@djsziff Could you build on the Indigo Book (which is free and on the web and, at least as I understand it, produces BB-compliant citations? Or do you want something shorter and simpler overall?
ASK! I'm starting a new project: I hope to help update Washington's citation rules. Right now, we have the Style Sheet: https://www.courts.wa.gov/appellate_trial_courts/supreme/?fa=atc_supreme.style
Instead of the Style Sheet, I'd like to create a stand-alone guide that's: (1) easy to understand for the public and (2) not Bluebook reliant.
Thanks in part to great suggestions I've had over the last couple days about making my Mastodon experience even better, I'm following a bunch of folks from #lawfedi #philosophy and #CommStudies. Just sayin in case I look like some kinda crazy follow-bot. I use hashtags to post on and track topics I'm interested in. Follow back if any of these are your gigs:
#LawProfs
#argumentation
#LegalPhilosophy
#LegalWriting
#TeamRhetoric
#WritingStudies
#TechComm
#Section508
Wow! Definitely getting lots of responses and support here (including some ideas I had not yet pursued). I made this same post on Twitter... crickets. Thanks, y'all!
experience? or (c) Keep both and just suck it up?
Needing a Twitter/Mastodon pep talk.... I set up a Mastodon acct, have followed some folks and have some followers. I like the interactions on Mastodon better than on Twitter. But many folks I follow on Twitter to keep up with various things are not on Mastodon. So... I'd rather not have to keep up on 2 SM platforms where before I kept up with only 1. Your thoughts on my choices: (a) Drop Twitter and risk missing out on stuff important to me? (b) Drop Mastodon and miss out on better (...)
Not sure why I did not tag this post about #ChatGPT to #LawProfs or #LawFedi . But I guess I just resolved that oversight.
Is the problem with #ChatGPT 'cheating,' or is it failure to practice what you want to be? The take from @billhd@twitter.com
https://billhd.medium.com/missing-practice-bdd8d27375db
@brianlfrye Serves you right, provocateur!
Somehow, I was the #12 most downloaded law professor on SSRN in 2022. Go figure.
@MelissaStewart @richardchen CONGRATS!
I'm delighted to share that I've found my academic home. In August, I will join the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa, William S. Richardson School of Law as an Assistant Professor of Law
Many thanks to Dean Camille Nelson, @richardchen and everyone who welcomed me with warm aloha spirit. I'm absolutely thrilled to join the faculty.