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1/27 2012

New Resource Guide Available: PA Family Law

Need a place to get started with your Pennsylvania family law research? Check out our new resource guide.

1/25 2012

Tip of the Week (Episode 201204): Incognito/Private Browsing

Web browsers capture a lot of information about you. Go Incognito (Google Chrome) or enter Private Browsing (Firefox) to ensure that your cache, cookies, download list entries, history, and stuff you type into the Omnibox or Awesome Bar are not saved.

1/18 2012

Tip of the Week (Episode 201203): Get Found with Google Places

Google Places lets you enhance the listing for your firm so that you can appear in the map and local listings on the first page of results. Best of all, it's free!

1/10 2012

Tip of the Week (Episode 201202): Downloading vs. Reading Online

If you want to read documents that you retrieve from Jenkins' member databases offline, download them into the Adobe Acrobat Reader.

1/5 2012

Tip of the Week (Episode 201201): Google's Proximity Operator

Tip of the Week: Google's proximity operator lets you specify how close you want your search terms to appear.

12/20 2011

Watson Gets Its First Job

I have blogged about Watson, IBM's supercomputer, in the past. Well, Watson just got its first job.

7/29 2011

Health IT-Related Errors May Harm Patients

A recent article in the Archives of Internal Medicine (abstract available for free, $30 charge for full-text) discusses the types of errors in Information Technology Health Systems, categorizes them, and suggests possible fixes.

7/15 2011

Welcome to our new website!

Jenkins is proud to present our new website. The site has been redesigned to make it more attractive, accessible and useful to our members. What you are seeing is only the first phase of a vastly improved online experience…

7/15 2011

Bitcoin: Uncle Billy Couldn’t Have Done a Better Job

You may or may not have heard about Bitcoin, the first virtual currency that you can use in the real world. Bitcoins are exchanged in a peer-to-peer network. There is no central bank overseeing any of this ...

7/14 2011

The Work with “Watson” Continues

My last blog entry reported on the future use of the Watson computing system to help doctors diagnose and treat their patients. Watson is the supercomputer, developed by IBM, which beat the 2 Jeopardy super-champions in February...

3/8 2011