Authors are being challenged by big changes in the publishing biz. Fewer worthwhile books are being published by the New York City houses. The biggies would rather pay obscene advances to the likes of non-authors such as Sarah Palin than pay modest advances to a hundred real writers of literary [...]
Are you a trout fisherman? If so, I hope you savor every cast, every strike, every last fish you bring to the net between now and the day you lay down your rod for good. Enjoy these sleek, spirited gamefish that help make Montana one of the finest fishing destinations [...]
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Today the Court will commence in-house hosting of its Web site, assuming site management responsibilities from the Government Printing Office (GPO), which had provided hosting services since the site's inception ten years ago. The Court received funding [...]
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[SPECIAL NOTE: This opinion uses the "Universal Citation." It was given an "official" citation when it is issued. You should use this citation whenever you cite the opinion, with a P.3d parallel citation. You will also note when you look at the [...]
Chief Justice Barton R. Voigt announced today that the Justices of the Wyoming Supreme Court have elected Justice Marilyn S. Kite to be the next Chief Justice, effective upon the [...]
Change We Need. You remember it, right? Heard it at least a thousand times, correct?
But based on recent events, Barack Obama's campaign slogan should've been No Change Needed because public land users have all been short-changed again by the Forest Service (FS) with full support of the new administration.
Critics of' [...]
Sen. Mark Udall announced Wednesday a new bill intended to boost solar energy production by extending solar tax credits to residents who invest in community solar farms to power their homes.
The bill is the first of a series of clean energy bills Udall, D-Colo., plans to unveil. He said the [...]
Domestic and international efforts to reduce CO2 emissions are dead in the water. Many will think this is bad news. I don't. Here's why.
Policies such as the Kyoto Protocol and U.S. cap-and-trade legislation focus solely on reducing CO2 emissions. But these are symbolic acts, mere posturing, while doing little or' [...]
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