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Archive for December, 2005

Wednesday, December 21st, 2005

Fine theater

I seem to be finding really funny stuff at Librarian’s Rant lately. Here’s the latest. Don Saklad Orders A Pizza: A Play FYI: Don Saklad is a really weird interesting guy and so is his blog. Update: Haiku/Senru based upon the writings of Don Saklad

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Wednesday, December 21st, 2005

Performancing for Firefox

This post is a test of the new Performancing blog editor plugin for Firefox 1.5. Looks nice and seems to work, but I wish it had spell check.

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Wednesday, December 21st, 2005

Grades are in

Grades are in. I got 2 A’s and a B. Which makes my GPA 3.7. (No plus/minus system for grad students) It was a rough semester, I’m happy to do as well as I did. The statistics class, Quantitative Research I, was especially hard but at least I got a B. I’m taking Quantitative Research [...]

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Tuesday, December 20th, 2005

The Lovesong of A. Radical Militant Librarian

Via Librarian’s Rant and LAW-LIB. The Lovesong of A. Radical Militant Librarian By: Robert S. Ryan – 12/16/05 Oh, I am just an RML I’m militant. I’m radical. I plot to thwart the FBI When I am on sabbatical. I hold the most bizarre beliefs, Perhaps they are exotic – Due process, law and privacy [...]

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