Have you ever had the experience of going into an electronics store and having a salesperson try to hard sell you an extended warranty before you've even committed
The Internet Library of Early Journals is a digitized collection of journals from the 18th and 19th centuries. (via MetaFilter)
Home from BC and lots of catching up to do in terms of e-mail as well as other domestic chores. Back to work next Tuesday and the two
I'm sitting at the Kelowna Public Library using a temporary barcode and password (do all public libraries have this option for visitors? They should!) to check e-mail after a
Mike T. sent this along and I'm reprinting it with his permission (though technically, I only asked if I could reprint the list – I hope he doesn't
I don't do a lot of link dump posts but I've had a few things sitting open in tabs for the past couple weeks that had the potential
Michelle is reading “Microserfs” and took up the meme in that book of defining herself by her dream Jeopardy categories. Cool idea – here's mine:The BeatlesUseless Pop Culture
(Thanks to Kerry M. for the timely tip that allows me to do a post relevant to both babies and libraries!)
Three posts in a row? Wow – I must be catching up on my e-mail backlog a bit! (Don't worry, the baby is right here, sleeping on my
With the CLA conference coming up (already on? What day is it again???), the New Librarians Interest Group is doing a survey of students and recent grads to
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