IPad Remote Comtrole
 Jason Jasura (@Jason_Jasura)7/16/10 9:03 AM TeamViewer iPad App Provides Remote Access to PCs: Since the iPad release, many new apps have ma… http://bit.ly/cKuNPQ via @cmswire |
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Add Legal Updates to Your Profile
 Adrian Lurssen (@JDTwitt)7/16/10 9:03 AM RT @JDSupra: Add Legal Updates to your LinkedIn profile and homepage here: http://www.jdsupra.com/legalupdates |
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16
07 2010
Warning: Blatant iPhone Plug
Yeah. I’m an iPhone fanboy. Sue me.
14
06 2010
FluidDB – New Kind of Database for the Web?
FluidDB is a single web of things providing a no-questions-asked writable social object to represent each and every thing. Using a flexible underlying representation of information and a new model of control, it allows users and applications to work with information without constraint. That includes dynamically organizing, sharing, combining and augmenting information, and searching in ways that have previously not been possible. It also allows users to choose exactly which information to share with whom, with separate controls for reading and writing. <<Read the Article on Read/Write/Web>>
30
05 2010
SNS Analytics – realtime Twitter analytics and marketing
Found this site after the developer followed me on Twitter. If you’ve read this blog you know that I’m a big fan of what SNS Analytics is about, namely
Free (?)
Twitter
Web Analytics
Web-based Apps
Realtime Feedback
Ultimately these are the features that will redeem social media from the complete waste of time that it now represents and, used in conjunction with one another, create the all-important feedback loop that turns data into information that we can actually use to inform our decisions.
17
05 2010
Google Analytics Apps Gallery
13
05 2010
Illinois Bankruptcy Roundup
| In re Cole,(Bkrtcy.C.D.Ill.) | ||
| Bankruptcy – Single debtor with no dependents was entitled to “means test” deductions for both motor vehicles that she owned. | ||
| A single Chapter 7 debtor with no dependents, in applying the “means” test to determine whether her Chapter 7 case was presumptively subject to being dismissed as an abuse of the provisions of that chapter, was entitled to deduct, as “applicable monthly expense amounts,” motor vehicle ownership and operation expense deductions for each of the two motor vehicles that she owned. A bankruptcy judge in Illinois noted that the “means test,” as a measure of when a Chapter 7 case is presumptively subject to being dismissed as an abuse of the provisions of that chapter, is a purely objective test, based on a snapshot of the debtor’s financial circumstances on the date of bankruptcy filing, that is designed to eliminate judicial discretion. | ||
| Bankruptcy – Debtor retained ownership interest in rents assigned to mortgagee prepetition, despite appointment of receiver. | ||
| Under Illinois law, a Chapter 11 debtor-mortgagor, which had owned mixed use real property that had been foreclosed upon and sold by the mortgagee to a third party prepetition, retained an ownership interest in the rents assigned to the mortgagee, notwithstanding the appointment of a receiver in the foreclosure proceedings. The debtor’s ownership interest was subject to the mortgagee’s “perfected and enforced” security interest in the property, the bankruptcy court noted. The court rejected the mortgagee’s argument that, because of its prepetition perfection and enforcement of its security interest in the rents, the funds were not property of the estate but were, instead, the property of the mortgagee and the mortgagee alone. | ||
| Bankruptcy – Motion to transfer venue of bankruptcy case did not have to be filed in court where case was pending. | ||
| The United States Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Illinois, as the court in which still-pending bankruptcy cases were first filed by certain affiliated limited liability companies (LLCs), had jurisdiction to decide whether a bankruptcy case filed in New Hampshire by the debtor-LLCs’ principal should be transferred to the Northern District of Illinois, as the proper venue for the debtor-principal’s related case. The motion to transfer venue did not have to be filed with the New Hampshire bankruptcy court where the principal’s Chapter 7 case was pending, but could be filed in the Northern District of Illinois, as the site of first-filed bankruptcy case by any affiliated debtor. |
