Plagiarism checker

Assignment Editor has a plagiarism checker.

Tech grrrls

Nice story from NPR - The Forgotten Female Programmers Who Created Modern Tech. 

Cool images

The British Library has made available a huge amount of material for anyone to use.

Friday Cat Pix

Laptime naptime

Elections and Congress info

GovBookTalk had a recent post on sources for finding out about federal elections, government, etc.

Want to Google better?

Got Google tips here.

Memory check

This is a memory test to gauge early onset dementia or Alzheimer's risk.

WW2 story

The very entertaining podcast Stuff You Should Know recounts the story of  That Time Nazis Invaded Florida.

Friday Cat Pix

Curiosity, we haz it.

Libguides

It's really happening!  Looking forward to a new job where I'll be able to use Libguides.  More info on Libguides.

Need English case citation help

Try Cardiff's.  According to the site "This database allows you to search for the meaning of abbreviations for English language legal publications, from the British Isles, the Commonwealth and the United States, including those covering international and comparative law".

Statuesque

ICL has nice photos of statutes by the Rayburn House Office Building.  They were designed by the same artist as similar work at DOJ. More on Jennewein here.

Friday Cat Vid!

This is not my cat but mine surely do make that chattering noise when they get excited about yummy looking stuff outside the window.  But yes, it is adorable to imagine them laughing. 

Constitution amendments article

Written by me! 

CRS reports at State Dept site

Some Congressional Research Service reports are kept on the State Dept site.

Not so secret bunker

If you go down to Greenbrier, take the bunker tour, which has an interesting historical artifact.

Supreme Court term notes

Good stuff here analyzing recent Supreme Court doings.

Also on July 4...

Declaration of Rights of the Women of the United States, 4 July 1876.

More from In Custodia Legis

In Custodia Legis blogs on the Index of legal reports prepared by the Law Library of Congress.

Revised statutes info

Another neat post from In Custodia Legis on a very important resource for historical law research.