Monthly Archives: May 2007

irony

“incongruity between the actual result of a sequence of events and the normal or expected result” –Merriam-Webster online practical example: the OPEN Government Act of 2007 cannot be scheduled for a vote due to a secret hold.

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are you a colourlover?

i came across an inventive website a while ago called “colourlovers”. it’s an interactive space where people that work with or enjoy thinking about color can write about it. it’s creative as well, and allows registered users (lovers?) to create … Continue reading

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is our cd/dvd collection worth all this? a cost-per-use analysis of accompanying materials

i presented some research results during a poster session at the recent medical library association conference in philadelphia. mla has linked to a pdf of the poster: http://www.mlanet.org/am/am2007/e-present/20070520_03_kennedy.pdf poster title: is our cd/dvd collection worth all this? a cost-per-use analysis … Continue reading

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my weekend to-do list

1. review cdwa-lite 2. take survey on said schema to offer feedback and suggestions 3. grill a hotdog 4. drink a beer it is a long weekend due to the memorial day holiday, after all.

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