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July | 2010 | Library Geek Girl
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July 18, 2010} Alec Baldwin, get out of my head! I have always been a practical person. Some combination of my autism and my Midwestern upbringing makes it hard for me to crush on unattainable people such as movie stars and sports figures. But for some reason this summer, my subconscious has not taken the hint: Every night, my dreams are invaded by none other than that star of stage and screen, Alec Baldwin. I watched 30 Rock. Every week, of course. And Alec’s character, Jack Donaghy. Which, although not...
April | 2010 | Library Geek Girl
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April 24, 2010} La Cucaracha, No quiero caminar. A couple of weeks later, we were eating lunch at Bruegger’s again, and one of us must have said, “Remember last time we were here, how we were discussing Katie and her cockroach, and everybody stopped to listen to us? 8221; and danged if it didn’t happen. So after that, every time we went to Bruegger’s, one of us had to bring up cockroaches. So a few weeks later, when I was in Madison. Is now (next to the Fanny Garver Gallery. And thus a tradition was born.
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April 24, 2010} La Cucaracha, No quiero caminar. A couple of weeks later, we were eating lunch at Bruegger’s again, and one of us must have said, “Remember last time we were here, how we were discussing Katie and her cockroach, and everybody stopped to listen to us? 8221; and danged if it didn’t happen. So after that, every time we went to Bruegger’s, one of us had to bring up cockroaches. So a few weeks later, when I was in Madison. Is now (next to the Fanny Garver Gallery. And thus a tradition was born.
November | 2010 | Library Geek Girl
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November 16, 2010} Autumn shows it teeth. While it’s true that these states get more snow than Iowa, it is not always true that they receive it more often. Iowa does see colder temps on a regular basis, and that requires some different handling for streets and roads. But seriously, Dudes: What is up with the whole, “Duh! We’ve never seen snow before! 8221; act that you pull every year? Kaykayeindbq @ 6:21 am [filed under Uncategorized. First Door On the Left. Our Bodies, Our Blog. My Life Is Average.
Fate Is Like Gravity | Library Geek Girl
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June 13, 2010} Fate Is Like Gravity. Fate Is Like Gravity. By Karen K. Schloss. Fate is like gravity. You can jump up and down until your heart’s content, but the earth still falls into the sun, and the sun still courses through the galaxy, both indifferent to your short-lived and insignificant defiance. From Lines of Thought by an unknown author. But in high school, music became more important to me, and when I started undergraduate school, it was as a vocal performance major. After a few years, I m...
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Library and information science. served fresh daily. June 10, 2002. Well I finally got the job situation all worked out. More on that later. But now I'm in 'find an apartment and move' mode, hence the lack of posts. (If anyone knows of any vacancies in Providence, RI, let me know.) I'm headed down to Atlanta on Thursday, so if any of you will be there, let me know. And we can chill. Posted by tj at 10:19 AM. May 23, 2002. Developers Kit for Factiva. Posted by tj at 8:03 PM. May 22, 2002. Be an academic l...
Crossed Wires | Where the Library and Information world intersect
Getting back into the groove. It’s hard to get back into the habit of writing whilst adjusting to huge changes. However, the itch to write has been pestering me lately. My current position has moved me further away from libraries, per se. In that my focus is upon our ontology (keywords and keyword structure) as well as other writing standards for a large content management system. And yet…I still am a library geek :). About a challenge to Farhenheit 451. I do wish people would. October 7, 2006 at 9:33 am.
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Go on, Mock Me Words... Just Try It
Upgrade to paid account! Go on, Mock Me Words. Just Try It. A writers journal for Tansy. Sep 25th, 2014 at 1:01 PM. So, last night I did this exercise from a book titled, Write Now! Edited by Sherry Ellis and Laurie Lamson. Feedback, espically for the third example would be greatly appreciated. Murder from the Point of View of the Murderer, Victim, and Detective. By Rebecca Cantrell, page 193. Write the murder from the murderer’s point of view. My Murderer: Thomas Benjamin. Lsquo;Are you Taylor Derek?
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May 27, 2011} Re-purposing. I’m re-purposing this blog. My life has changed completely. The result is that I have no idea where I will be in twelve weeks. But I do know this: More change is in the works. So here’s what I’m going to do instead: I’m re-purposing this blog, and each day I’ll write a story, maybe very short, maybe in more detail, about something that has happened in my life. That’s it. Just a story every day. Just one. Kaykayeindbq @ 6:58 am [filed under Uncategorized. While it’s true ...
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Library Geek Girl Blog. 4 out of 5 book nerds recommend this WordPress.com site. New Blog Under Construction! March 30, 2013. Meet the self-proclaimed Library Geek Girl,. I will attempt to use this blog to share my opinions on the many, many, many books I read. While I am attempting to get this whole blog thing figured out, feel free to check out my reviews on Goodreads:. Http:/ www.goodreads.com/user/show/9845121-cassandra-curtis. New Blog Under Construction! Will Read For Books. Follow Blog via Email.
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library geek in training | Exploring the possibilities of Web 2.0 in Libraries
Library geek in training. Exploring the possibilities of Web 2.0 in Libraries. Assignment 3 Part 2 Evaluative Report. A) an evaluative statement using three (3) experiences documented in your OLJ as evidence of meeting the learning objectives of the subject. Post 1 – The continuing adventures of second life. Post 2 Bottle Up The Inspiration. The ‘Building Academic Library 2.0 video that featured Meredith Farkas was a turning point for me professionally because of her drive, passion and knowledge of S...
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Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins. Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn. Heiress (Daughters of Fortune, #1). Naked in Death (In Death, #1) by J.D. Robb. The Birth of Venus by Sarah Dunant. To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. The Girl on the Train. February 3, 2016. October 16, 2015. I just moved to Colorado! October 14, 2015. The Night Has a Thousand Eyes by Francis William Bourdillon. October 13, 2015. The Night Has a Thousand Eyes by Francis William Bourdillon “The night has a thousand eyes, And the day,...
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Library Geeks | …making connections
With Amazon’s release of a new set of Kindles, I’ve spent a fair bit of time scouring reviews looking for details that will be helpful when a library patron walks … Continue reading →. October 12, 2011 · Leave a comment. OverDrive Reponds to Kindle Privacy Concerns. OverDrive Reponds to Kindle Privacy Concerns. October 4, 2011 · 1 Comment. September 30, 2011 · Leave a comment. Blog at WordPress.com.
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