Arlington Bar Journal Feb. 2008 Release
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TERRI LYNCH RECEIVES WINSTON AWARD
By John Borsari, Editor
Special points of interest:
• Winston Award
• IT: Remote Computer Capabilities
• Conversation with Dave Bell
• Public Affairs Forum
• IP: Domain Name Disputes
•...
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TERRI LYNCH RECEIVES WINSTON AWARD
By John Borsari, Editor
Special points of interest:
• Winston Award
• IT: Remote Computer Capabilities
• Conversation with Dave Bell
• Public Affairs Forum
• IP: Domain Name Disputes
• Holiday Party
I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E :
Winston Award 1
Editor’s Note 3
New Members 4
Members’ News 5
Substitute Judges 5
President’s Message 6
Executive Director 7
Dave Bell (Part.
1) 8
IP: Domain Name 13
In The Stacks 17
Holiday Party 20
Technology in Practice 22
Bar Foundation 25
Phone-A-Thon 28
JO U R N A L O F T H E
AR L I N G T O N CO U N T Y B A R
AS S O C I AT I O N
Volume 23, Number 1
Late Fall 2007
Reaching out beyond the traditional Arlington legal community the
Board of Directors of the Arlington
County Bar Foundation selected Terri
Lynch as the 2007
recipient of the
William L.
Winston award.
This award is the
highest given by
the Foundation to
members of the
Arlington community who have
demonstrated exceptional dedication and service to
the rule of law.
The Winston Award was established in 1990 and named after Judge
Winston, the first recipient, who was
honored for his excellence as lawyer,
legislator, and judge who set a high
standard by which to measure future recipients.
The board of directors selects
a member of the Northern Virginia
community who has a long-standing record of public service, distinguished
themselves by advancing the principles
of enlightenment, knowledge and education in the area of the American system
of jurisprudence, as well as the promotion of democratic ideals and the advancement of the rule of law.
Terri is the director of the Arlington County Commission on Aging
who spent her entire professional career
in service to Arlington seniors.
Today,
when there is so much emphasis on the
problems, needs and interests of an aging population, the award
to Terri seems not only
fitting, but timely, as well.
Once again, the
award was presented at
the Foundation’s annual
Winston luncheon held
on November 19, 2007 at
the Army-Navy Country
Club.
In presenting the
award, foundation chairman, David Lasso, recognized Terri’s contribution
to the Arlington community.
In addition to remarks provided
by David Lasso speakers included
Charles Vasaly former executive director
of the Legal Services of Northern Virginia; Erica Wood, the American Bar
Association vice chairman of the Elder
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