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gather is a regular column at the inspired room, featuring creative inspiration gathered from around the web by Courtney Michaels, an interior design intern at Maison Luxe in Seattle

It takes about 20 extra days to find a buyer in the winter — so about 50 to 60 days, Lawrence Yun, NAR's chief economist, notes in his latest column at Forbes.com.

Closings in January provide the best discount for home buyers, according to Lawrence Yun, the chief economist for the National Association of REALTORS ®, in his latest column at Forbes.

«These buyers face more challenges than the buyers who have dominated the market for the last five years,» writes Jonathan Smoke, realtor.com ®'s chief economist, in his latest column at realtor.com ®.

Relationship Management is a bimonthly column at REALTOR ® Magazine online that focuses on how you can improve your customer and business relationships.

News you can actually use: This guest column at REALTOR ® Magazine Online not only keeps you up to speed with real estate industry trends, but shows you how to use these trends to make more money.

Submit questions or comments about this column at www.deliverchange.com/coachscorner or email her at [email protected].

You are encouraged to click on the buttons in the second to the right hand column at the bottom of the page and share this article with your own networks.

-- Write to Elizabeth Bernstein at [email protected] or follow her column at www.Facebook.com/EBernsteinWSJ.

Dr Tim Senior previously crowdfunded the Wonky Health column at Croakey, which investigated the health impacts of wider policies.

→ Recruiting Trends Column About Writing and Speaking, Part 2 Posted Posted on March 28, 2008 by johanna My column at Recruitingtrends.com has evidently been up for a while, but I missed the email telling me.

Featured Interviews reCareered Blog career career change career coach interview Job job searchThis is a great article by Amy Levin - Epstein's published 2/24/11 in her «On The Job» column at CBSMoneywatch.com.

Whatever the reason, unemployment early in a career hurts women more than men... Read the rest of this column at BNET.

This is a great article by Amy Levin - Epstein published 2/24/11 in her «On The Job» column at CBSMoneywatch.com.

He's the guy behind the acclaimed Android Intelligence column at Computerworld.

Walt Mossberg's final weekly column at The Verge before retirement was published today.

I recently read an interesting column at Law.com's Legal Technology Blog about attorneys moving to virtual fax services.

I have a column at slaw.ca this week on literacy and access to justice.

Joleena also writes a weekly column at the Law Firm Suites Blog called «Things I Wish I Knew,» which chronicles my solo journey.

In a recent column at slaw.ca, I wrote about avoiding adjournments and made the following comment:

Niki also authors a legal technology column at Above the Law.

That's the question Mark Ross ponders in this column at Immigration Daily.

This is my topic this week in my column at Above the Law.

Even if on average, recusals don't have a major impact, those looking for a solution might consider Howard Bashman's solution, that he fleshes out in his column at Law.com.

Two weeks ago in my column at Above the Law, I gave my impressions of the Report on the Future of Legal Services in the United States, which was recently issued by the ABA's Commission on the Future of Legal Services.

Last week in my column at Above the Law, I wrote about the ABA's just - issued Report on the Future of Legal Services in the United States.

Recently in my column at Above the Law, I gave an overview of the survey, which polled more than 300 law firms ranging -LSB-...]

Dan Slater, the former lead author of the Wall Street Journal's Law Blog, has a controversial new column at the New York Times Deal Book in which he ponders whether all of the BigLaw layoffs just might be a good thing after all.

And thus, I side with this opinion by Anastasia Goodstein, in her column at The Huffington Post, Why Can't Technology Replace Parenting?

A few weeks ago in my column at Above the Law, I wrote about the growing number of law - related chatbots.

CEO Jack Newton said during during a media day visit to Clio's headquarters in Vancouver, B.C., which I wrote about in a column at Above the Law.

As I described in July in my column at Above the Law, ABA Resolution 112 was put before the House of Delegates as an attempt to find a middle ground between public access and private copyrights.

This morning I announced the winners in my column at Above the Law.

A month ago in my column at Above the Law, we announced the first - ever competition to select 12 legal technology startups to participate in ABA Techshow's inaugural Startup Alley.

In the animation, the column at the right shows sediment deposits as they occur at the drill site.

In a recent column at The Guardian, Jill Filipovic warned that the way Americans eat is killing us and something has to change.

Use this column at your own risk.

This methane is settling in a 200 - meter layer in the water column at a depth of 1,000 to 1,300 meters.

I am terribly biased, having been reading his daily column at NRDC switchboard and having been profoundly influenced by Kaid's thinking and his writing.

I could not resist commenting on the brouhaha around the stolen Heartland Institute documents in my column at Forbes.

A version of this column appeared as «Settled Science» in the column At the Edge in U.S. News & World Report.

But there's a lot of it — 10,000 kg — and it radiates at about 240 W / m ^ 2, and so given all the thermal energy it contains at a rough average for the column at -18 C, then it simply doesn't drop much in temperature in 12 hrs.

If one inserts a thin and stationary horizontal adiabatic wall (well... ok, «insulated wall») at any height L within a gas column at equilibrium (no net diffusive, radiative or convective heat flows within this column) then the pressure on both sides of the wall integrated over its surface match the weight of the column above.

There I think that it is pretty obvious what actually establishes a lapse rate — differential heating of the air column at the bottom, followed by a rough equilibration due to approximately adiabatic convection.

There is however vigorous random mixing of the molecules up and down the ideal gas column at equilibrium in a gravity field leading to non-zero pressure and non-zero temperature gradients at equilibrium proven by reasonable experiment and theory of published physicists.

specifically deny that there is a vertical temperature gradient in the column at equilibrium for any number of particles» is based on confusing two different usages of «temperature.»

• The gas column at equilibrium is isothermal (as demanded by the First and Second Laws, when they are properly understood and applied).

Instead of transferring more energy from SDL to AAL the effect of changes in the proportion of radiatively active gases would simply be to adjust the speed of the AAL by changing the height within the vertical column at which KE = PE.

In his mind it was not so unrealistic for his column at Forbes and he himself to feature prominently in the forged document.

A recent column at Tech Central Station presented a strong version of this perspective,