Reviewing the force majeure clause in a license agreement today and came across the following language: “For purposes of this Agreement, a ‘Force Majeure’ event shall be any cause beyond the reasonable control of the Party so failing including, without limitation, . . . the elements . . . .” Usually events such as war, civil disorder, collapse of government are included in that clause. Seeing “the elements” listed made me smile. Can’t argue with the elements!
i’m curating a collection of web snippets that show evidence of ways that libraries are marketing their electronic resources over at scoop.it. add it to your feed reader to stay up on how libraries are connecting with their patrons related to e-resources. http://www.scoop.it/t/marketing-electronic-resources
see more orgmonkey comics over at http://orgmonkey.stripgenerator.com/
you guys know i’ve been a fan of lovelycharts.com for making a quick flow chart but i was just introduced to gliffy and prefer it. you can save 5 diagrams on your free account and it integrates with google docs and confluence wiki. nice. it’s the product i’d recommend if you’re creating a SWOT chart; the template they provide is really well done and exports as jpeg, png, svg, or xml. take a look at gliffy the next time you need to make a flow chart, Venn diagram, or organization chart.
i just spent the whole day thinking today was wednesday.
