In no particular order. . .
Remember how my computer died last month? Well, yesterday it did it again. Thanks to some words of advice and encouragement from Jessamyn, who I know has had similar problems, I was able to speak calmly but firmly to the nice people at Apple and explain that I […]
Last week gave us Carnival of the Infosciences #24 at Grumpator (what a great name!) and today Mark brings us Carnival of the Infosciences #25.
Good stuff in both–check them out if you haven’t already.
The nature of the Carnival is that submissions wax and wane. There’s no discernable pattern to this that I can see, but […]
I don’t do 43 Things, but I’m happy to do four things–I was, in fact, going to consider myself tagged by Mark, but then I got tagged by Heidi–such riches! I have adapted the categories to some extent and excluded video games, which I do not play (I know–I dare to conisder myself a teen […]
Well, after announcing to the world at large (or at any rate to readers of this blog) that I’d be attending Michael Stephens’s presentation at Dominican, I promptly forgot to go. This is as good an argument as any for why I still keep a paper calendar–when I actually write things down in it, […]
I stopped by Dominican last week to take care of some paperwork and retrieve the lock from my locker, and it occurred to me that, quite possibly, I might never set foot on campus again. Dominican is slated to start offering online courses in the summer (I can’t find any documentation on this using […]
Carnival of the Infosciences #23 is up at The Laughing Librarian. Go. Laugh. Learn.
Then go outside, run in circles, stare at the sun for a bit, turn the music up loud, or whatever else it is that you do to keep sane, lest you, like me, start having dreams in which the […]
There are a few kinks still to work out with this move to WordPress. (Part of me wonders if this is not just What I Get for trying to implement a content management system the inner workings of which I do not really understand. . . .) Anyway, as one astute commenter noted earlier, the […]
Check out Carnival of the Infosciences #22 at What I Learned Today. Among other things I learned: Google is no replacement for a good translator. Enjoy!
Next week’s Carnival is at The Laughing Librarian, where there is an amusing list of suggested topics for your blogging pleasure.