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Shio Ramen 塩ラーメン
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R_ C, fatima, daniela_elle and 20 other people liked this
I think I can subsist on your photographs alone.
- Raphael, Raphael
Ah...see? Cooooool! Oh! Nice to meet you!
- Keiko Yamada
Charmed. I actually ended up at place called SushiLand a couple hours later.
- Raphael, Raphael
davvero?
- Keiko Yamada
saikin wa kono shio-ramen ga ninki desu.
- Keiko Yamada
atsui!
- tracina
my sister would sell a kidney to eat one of those little white-and-pink rolls in pic1 again (how are they called anyway?)
- Laurazeta
@Laurazeta Fish cake, kamaboko I believe.
- ronin
@tracina ＞^o^;
- Keiko Yamada
@Laurazeta ＞Ciao! si chiama "NARUTO", bello ehhh!
- Keiko Yamada
@ronin＞yeees! name is "NARUTO". looks like "Kamaboko" right!
- Keiko Yamada
thanks :D
- Laurazeta
I miss ramen!
- Sybelle
@Laurazeta ＞di niente...;D
- Keiko Yamada
@Sybelle ＞Really? do you like it?
- Keiko Yamada
Sure! Last summer I was in Japan and I ate a lot of ramen :) delicious!
- Sybelle
Really! where have you been in Japan?
- Keiko Yamada
Osaka, Tokyo, Chiba, Izu, Kyoto, Nara, ...
- Sybelle
wow.....fantastic! Where the best place for you?
- Keiko Yamada
I'll show you mine if you show me yours. That being your library website statistics, of course: http://docs.google.com/present...
VAL D. Zone, awd, Jaclyn and 6 other people liked this
The first sentence made me think that this was going to be the best post ever.
- Andy Woodworth
Once again, I disappoint ;)
- mita
Really interesting stats! We are noticing similar trends at my library. We just started filtering our Analytics stats by IP range - we can see use within the library, outside the library but still on campus, and off campus. It's actually a very small percentage of use from within the library, yet that's where we focus most of our services.
- Jen
you gonna publish that, Jen? YOU SHOULD.
- D0r0th34
Hmmm. Never considered that, but might be an interesting angle. Thanks!
- Jen
Mita, that's a great presentation.
- D0r0th34
I agree with Dorothea on this: It's an excellent discussion, and I believe it's worth publishing.
- Walt Crawford
Jen, how are you doing the filtering? I'm still learning Analytics and I can only see methods to include or exclude IP traffic at the collection level and I don't want to exclude any data at this stage. Curious, I just checked that about 65% of our web traffic comes from the University's 'network' (as an Internet service provider)
- mita
We tried to split out on- vs off-campus and in- vs out of- library and weren't successful, so I'd be interested in hearing how you did it.
- DJF
Me too! We filter out our library staff/faculty IP addresses, but that's because it's the number ACRL wants. On another note: This is an _AWESOME_ presentation, full of goodness.
- Jason Griffey
do I sense a coauthorship in the process of happening? :) Jason, meet Jen; she is awesome. Jen, meet Jason; he is awesome.
- D0r0th34
great set of stats and analysis! Wondering re: subject guides (slides 30-32): what is difference b/t subject pgs & research guides?Isn't subject page itself a sort of guide and might be why users aren't then clicking on the formally labeled research guides? Plus, users scan pages left to right so links on right will almost always get less traffic.
- Dana Longley
At one point, a 'resource resource page' was just indexes while a 'subject research guide' was a traditional library guide, with lists of encyclopedias, indexes, websites, etc. But now many 'resource' pages have evolved to contain links to ebooks, dictionaries, course presentations etc. IMHO, they are combining into one thing. Location and language are admittedly important. I'm planning to do a stats round-up on our subject pages/guides early next year.
- mita
Like Jason, we started filtering stats after seeing that ACRL stats asked for it. Because of the way our Analytics are set-up, we had to have our campus IT guy write the filters, but they are just by IP. I'm on the road for the next few weeks, but will definitely want to talk to you all more about this.
- Jen
NTS pull mine down and show mita (and everyone else, too)
- awd
awesome!
- Stephanie_Thankful
ooooooo the bagpiper band just went past! I <3 bagpipes. Such an excellent sound :D
Mo Kargas, Jaclyn, Laura B. and Spidra Webster liked this
Two pans of caramel are cooling and setting up on my countertop. Tomorrow I get to cut and wrap the aforementioned caramels. Good times!
rowlikeagirl, Scott, Ruchira S. Datta and 7 other people liked this
I think I need some popcorn after inhaling the aroma of cooking sugar all afternoon and early this evening. This is probably the reason I ate french fries earlier, too.
- Katy S
note to self: Get self on Katys' xmas list ;). yummeh.
- Scott
Note to Scott: It's my mother's list you want to be on. I'm making them up for her to send out on her goody trays. I'm also making all of her cookies.
- Katy S
note to self: get on Katy's Moms' xmas list and ask for the cookehs and caramehls :).
- Scott
Don't forget my dad's homemade caramel corn: http://www.flickr.com/photos...
- Katy S
Here's a photo my dad took of me & Mr. 4 chowing down on some cookies at his preschool yesterday.
Victoria Plautia, Catherine Pellegrino, Jaclyn and 19 other people liked this
"Oh, Jeebus! A camera!"
- josh neff, geek at large
I *love* that your dad is man enough to attend preschool. And, moreso, to let you mention it in public. ;)
- Mar₭ Liŋdŋer
i remember sesame street before elmo took over...elmo needs to vanish back to the sidelines
Jaclyn, marthalib and Archangel ωαřмaiden liked this
I have the ingredients. Caramel production will commence on Saturday!!! I wonder what other sorts of delicious trouble I should get into.
Jaclyn, Kenton and Steven Perez liked this
It's way past bedtime and there are small children milling about. Their father should be rectifying the situation any time now. . . (his turn).
Jaclyn, Laura B. and Michelle Martinez liked this
"Your home phone is a landline. That must come in handy when someone calls from 1993."
Jaclyn, Jeremy (quasimodo), joey and 5 other people liked this
:)
- winckel
Any interest in creating a set of grass-roots-driven awards for librarylanders? Inspired by the categories at Edublogs: http://edublogawards.com/ We could come up w/categories, have open nominations, real-time vote results? Thoughts, pros, cons?
Jeff Scott, marlene, Junebug (aka Sarah Jill) and 5 other people liked this
Great idea!
- Sarah Houghton-Jan
yupyupyup
- jambina
sure, why not? a little visibility is a good thing
- D0r0th34
I like it. LSW projects tend to be egalitarian, and awards tend to be popularity contests, but I think if we did this right it would be fun and get exposure for a lot of different people doing different stuff. I'm especially interested in lots of niche categories.
- s t e v e
So, like Shovers and Makers, except not self-nominated? Big thumbs-up here.
- Catherine Pellegrino
S t e v e would win the "Follows LSW FF room" category, hands down :)
- awd
Why not? Heck, I'll offer the services of America's third or fourth largest-circulation monthly library periodical to publicize the results. With snark kept to a reasonable minimum.
- Walt Crawford
Which one is that? :)
- awd
OK, I was making that up, but I'd bet it's correct (actually, since neither AL nor LJ nor, I believe, C&RL News appears monthly, it might be conservative).
- Walt Crawford
OFFICIAL "TELL MARY CARMEN SHE'S CUTE" THREAD, GO:
Jaclyn, Penguin It's Cold Outside, Kenton and 26 other people liked this
Hey Mary, You're Cute.
- teh Dork Knight aka Kenny
Hey MC - your cuteness surpasses that of bunnies!
- Archangel ωαřмaiden
So cute she is!
- Junebug (aka Sarah Jill)
I have no idea what I did to deserve this, but thank you!
- Mary Carmen
so FREAKING cute.
- Call me Bronco
i dont like your limits. I would much rather say "you are amazingly beautiful" but i guess i'll follow the rules and say"you're JUST CUTE"
- Marissa
Man you are so CLEAVAGE...Cute, I meant CUTE!
- Scott
I will now Like this thread because it has brought Scott back to play with us.
- Mary Carmen
For the record, I think Mary Carmen's very cute, too. :)
- Steven Perez
Mary Carmen is SUPA CUTE!
- tab thinks you're awesome
You're cute, Mary Carmen.
- John (a.k.a. dendroica)
SUPAFOINE!
- Kendra <3 Three Lions
Mmmmmmmm..... Mary Carmen... I'll be in my bunk...
- MVB (Grinch of FF)
from iPod
Ok, can we get off the cute thing, and admit that she's a beautiful woman?
- Scott
HAWT!
- Rahsheen ™, Coach Rah
Hey Mary Carmen... how YOU doin?
- Haggis (Sean Loyless)
No need to repeat.
- Steve
Not gonna do it. I mean, I agree, but I'm not good at doing what I'm told. :)
- ha3rvey (free hugs!)
from BuddyFeed
Hey MAry Carmen YOUR CUTE !!!!
- johnpiercy
C.U.T.E!
- vicster is...
Mary Carmen, you are a cute girl! (But I like you most for your personality. You're a riot!)
- Trish Haley
Cute!
- Mo Kargas
your beyond cute, your WAY CUTE, ;)
- chaz2b
you are SO cute!
- Joe Silence is not Santa
you cutie pootie you......
- VAL D. Zone
Aw, MC already knows I think she's cute as all get out!
- josh neff, geek at large
...as a button.
- Jeremy (quasimodo)
Shawty. Isn´t that the right usage ?:)
- Thomas Bøhm
Shawty is definitely the right usage! Thanks, y'all. Y'all are fabulous, beautiful people.
- Mary Carmen
not only cute, but AWESOME, too!!!!
- Jezmynne Dene
Awwwww,,,Jez I love and miss you!
- Mary Carmen
Mary Carmen is the ever-lovin' BOMB!
- josh neff, geek at large
You're dreamy MC.
- MASTER OF THE OBVIOUS
hmmm...can i recommend that my library buy the complete red dwarf collection? i mean we need that right?
Jaclyn liked this
Of course, it's a searing expose of...um...how to live as omega man with a cat-man and a hologramic smeghead.
- Pete
Just apologize after the fact for not realizing that it wasn't an astrophysics documentary series.
- s t e v e
Two words: Cultural Studies
- marthalib
lol, those are great! I'm going to have to use them :)
- Sir Shuping
Lazyweb question: sources to search through 20th century court cases for the UK and Canada?
Jaclyn and Sir Shuping liked this
www.bailii.org, www.canlii.org
- Pete
I knew there's a good reason we're friends, Pete. You're awesome. :-)
- lris' ghost
Also, a law librarian ;) You can use worldlii to find legal sources for most jurisdictions.
- Pete
Thank you so much! This will really help me (who didn't have to try to learn to be a legal librarian in a morning's time) and the research assistant I'm trying to help.
- lris' ghost
Not at all. Sarah G can be more help for any US stuff.
- Pete
Got nothing for the UK... but for the US: http://www.findlaw.com/casecod...
- Matt Lorfeld
Pete, my researcher is THRILLED. Thanks. :-)
- lris' ghost
Not at all- always a pleasure Iris, *never* a chore :)
- Pete
Woohoo, application approved. I get to pick up my new furball of joy on Thursday!!
ÉllbeeÇee, vicster is..., Laura B. and 7 other people liked this
yay! any names picked out for the furball?
- Sir Shuping
Star Wars Library Nerds Rejoice! - http://lostbetweenthepages.blogspot.com/2009...
why did i just open up a blank e-mail? ahhh!!! i can't remember!!!
Jaclyn, Rasmus Lauridsen, ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ and aden liked this
Welcome to your thirties!
- Laura B.
noo!!!!! not that! anything but that!
- Sir Shuping
What's worse than technology not working? When it suddenly starts working again, but you have no idea *why*. Grar!!!
Jaclyn, Junebug (aka Sarah Jill), ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ and Laura B. liked this
For the first time in a long time, I want to do something other than curl up under a blanket all evening. Still no energy to actually do anything, but wanting to is a positive sign.
Jaclyn, Rochelle Rochelle, Laura B. and 5 other people liked this
excellent news!
- Sir Shuping
So happy to hear this!
- Catherine Pellegrino
Oh nooooooooo! Jason, an internet marketing specialist, said he "was looking at websites under the keyword household accessories and came across your website http://library.du.edu. I see that you're not ranked on the first page of Google for a household accessories search." That explains why we haven't sold many toasters!
Ruth, just Ruth, ÉllbeeÇee, Jaclyn and 8 other people liked this
and he wants to help you sell more of them right? for just a low, low cost of three payments of $999 over 2 years
- Sir Shuping
No idea of how much we would have to pay him to get Google to put us on the first page of rankings...
- Joe
Wow, Josh is magic. Look how he summons spirits!
Derrick, pea, Jaclyn and 11 other people liked this
So much awesome in one picture! Love!
- tab thinks you're awesome
I wish there was a LOVE button.
- Mary Carmen
I think Steve & Zamms are the real magicians.
- josh neff, geek at large
Connie Crosby, Jen, Lillian Chow and 12 other people liked this
I was an English major in college before earning an MFA in film at an art school and these remain major interests to me. I love photography, slave narratives, comic books and in a perfect world would like to find a way to include these in a professional sense, hopefully in an academic setting. Currently looking at online programs and if I could find GRE-free programs, I’ll send everyone here cookies. Thanks for listening and looking forward to participating here.
- Derrick
ONE OF US! ONE OF US!
- Sarah G.
dude, you're already one of us! and you'd be an awesome librarian i think
- Sir Shuping
o haaaiiiiiiii Derrick! welcome! we would be lucky to have you as one of us :)
- holly
welcome to the Light Side of the Force
- D0r0th34
Can we just make Derrick a librarian on a voice vote?
- s t e v e
GRE-Free program - SJSU, no?
- Kendra <3 Three Lions
Oh thanks everyone! Yes, Kendra SJSU is GRE-free as well as UW-Madison and I think Madison is beginning a new online program as well.
- Derrick
MAT works at UNT, my (mostly) online alma mater :) http://www.lis.unt.edu/main...
- Nikki D.
Steve I think we can...I mean what will he learn in library school we can't teach him? I vote aye!
- Sir Shuping
Gee, could we get the LSW accredited by the ALA? :P
- josh neff, geek at large
as an alum and sometime teacher at UW-Madison -- I wouldn't trust the online program juuuuuuust yet. as for GRE, if you've ever taken it you can probably just use your old scores. I know I did, and mine were about seven years old at the time.
- D0r0th34
D0r0th34, thanks for the advice. I've only heard good things about UW-Madison and not just the online program. I'd consider relocating, if it came to that. Also, my poor GRE scores are dust in the wind. I took it on paper back in...'95? This is a lot of info and a great resource and I look forward to investigating and finding out what works best for me. I think I might have to tackle the GRE to maximize the list of schools available.
- Derrick
I would say go for the GRE. I don't think many schools care about your score, they just want you to take it. That was my sense from Drexel. (I did their online program.)
- Kendra <3 Three Lions
Noted, and thanks Kendra. I looked at their program too. I should also point out that I went to a reaaaaaaaly expensive art school and would like to minimize what I can in terms of expense. I assume that there some sorts of federal and institutional funding? *fingers crossed* From what I've seen so far, SJSU is probably my best bet in terms of tuition and costs.
- Derrick
if you're going to move, come here a year early and get in-state rates. NEVER EVER EVER spend more on your MLS than you absolutely must.
- D0r0th34
Sound advice, D0r0th34. I'll take that under consideration.
- Derrick
do it! oh and for the GRE, dont sweat it.
- royce
Watch out about SJSU - they are doing some crazy stuff with their in-state tuition so it's not that cheap anymore. I also think the program is suffering growing pains.
- Kendra <3 Three Lions
got an idea where you'd like to specialize, Derrick? not that you have to at this point; it will just help us point you in good directions. Madison is good for public librarians, brilliant for youth and K-12 librarians, average to poor for academic librarians, average to poor but improving for techie librarians. Its sole faculty archivist is about to light out for greener pastures, so I'd say go elsewhere for archives if you're desperate to start right away.
- D0r0th34
Ok, well that helps. I'm looking at primarily academic stuff. Not very techy. Not sure if I could handle public, but love college and university campuses. I studied all sorts of literature as an undergrad, but was an afro-am minor and did a lot of my work in afro-am literature and slave narratives. But I also went to an art school and love, love, love art. I don't know if that makes it...
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- Derrick
'k, if you haven't subbed to Karin Dalziel here, you prolly should. I can also hook you up with a pal of mine who's now running the library at the Corcoran College of Art and Design; he's awesomesauce. Mario Ascencio, mascencio@corcoran.org, tell him Dorothea told him to teach you everything he knows. ;)
- D0r0th34
Derrick, Illinois, when I applied, was GRE-free depending on your past academic achievement. I still took it as I was on the borderline and figured I could use all the help I could get. It also has a well-considered online program, and, as far as I know, is one of the only LIS schools that offers graduate assistantships through the Library which, at this point in time, comes with a...
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- Katie
If you're in LA, I would totally try for UCLA. It's a good program, they have lots of art stuff. I would have done that instead of Drexel but I didn't want to leave my job.
- Kendra <3 Three Lions
This is all really useful and great information. Thanks D0r0th34 and Kendra. I have a friend whom I think went to UCLA. I don't know why I didn't think of approaching her until right now.
- Derrick
hurrah!
- marthalib
I got mine via distance ed at FSU. They did need GRE, but it was a good program, highly ranked, and not terribly expensive.
- Jàson Puçkett
Welcome to the coven! Talk to grads before choosing an online program, and definitely spend as little as possible, regardless of what you do.
- laura x
Man, I told you this months ago, but did you listen to me then? Nooooooooooo. ;-)
- cecily
Cecily - I remember that! Didn't you say he'd make a great teen librarian?
- Katy S
Yes, that's exactly what I said. :)
- cecily
Maryland has a class this semester in information access in the humanities would be of interest! (GRE required, I think).
- Christina Pikas
Derrick - I went to UIUC (on campus but took several online classes) and did an internship at UCLA relatively recently (if 2005 counts as that) and I'd be happy to talk to you about them. There are tons of scholarships and fellowships available - it's possible to come out with very little to no debt.
- Jaclyn
Wow, thanks everyone! This is really great. I'm really happy to have found such a resource. I'll take everything to heart and contact you all if I have questions. And I'm sure I will. And I remember that too, Cecily. I think part of my reluctance to look into LIS is that it's really been so long since I utilized a library and wasn't aware of the breadth of options as a profession. I...
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- Derrick
Derrick, I read through the book Cracking the GRE before I took the test (both times, once written, once on the computer), & it helped immensely! Definitely take a look at it if you're going to retake the test.
- josh neff, geek at large
I did my MLS at Drexel, completely online (the first and last time I showed up on campus in Philly was to for graduation (which they paid the travel expenses for, by the way)), and it's GRE-free, I'm pretty sure, if you already have a Master's and a decent GPA in that. That was also my main reason for choosing Drexel, and I did already have a Master's as well :)
- Miriella
Josh, I just picked up that book as well as some vocabulary flash cards! I'm actually not too worried about it. I won't be able to apply for programs until next year, so I'll take the time to really look at programs, study, help focus on what it is I exactly want to do in terms of librarianship, and then study some more.
- Derrick
I did mine at the U of TN, which has a fully online program (except for an orientation at the start of the program and comps in your final semester) - it was a good program for me. GRE is now required of most applicants (there's supposedly an exception, but there were too many words on the page and I couldn't find it :) ). I'll say this, though: spend as little money on an ALA...
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- ÉllbeeÇee
also, get a job in a library. that is the most important advice I can give you.
- marthalib
Yes to martha! A job, any job - get your toe in a library!
- Miriella
I feel that I got immeasurably more out of library school because I worked in a library than I would have otherwise.
- Jàson Puçkett
Keep your eye on ARL and ALA for scholarships. I personally endorse the ARL as I've been a recipient of one of their scholarships which is paying for the majority of my degree and also provided me with a network and a mentor. Not that you don't already have an incredible network here!
- Jennifer McDaniel
I don't think anyone here has plugged UNC-Chapel Hill yet, so I will. It's a great school. And, several of their assistantships (especially those that are part of the CALA program) cover in-state and out-of-state tuition, plus pay you (a tiny amount of money). So don't discount a program just because of its cost.
- Joan
Also, the Southern Historical Collection at UNC is amazing. Given your interest in slave narratives, you'd probably find the special collections there compelling. They do require the GRE, though.
- Joan
If your background in film and art is very strong you may have luck with a special or public radio library - those with jobs may not realize, but the job market is extremely bad for librarians right now - especially English majors who are dime a dozen. I hate to be negative, but there it is.
- vickie mackenzie
プレミアムモルツ - http://nahi.posterous.com/7445584
Jaclyn, nakachi and anna sauce liked this
FriendFeed friends, meet Margaret Meyer: http://margaretmeyer.blogspot.com/
Jaclyn, Baroness Von SmashAHomie, MASTER OF THE OBVIOUS and 2 other people liked this
Margaret is one of my oldest, dearest friends. She was the lead costume designer/fabricator for Coraline. I think her work is amazing.
- josh neff, geek at large
The Cal Bears are Winning 24-7 vs. Eastern Washington Nearing Halftime. The Twins Say "Go Bears!"
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Akiva Moskovitz, Niranjan, Andrizzle Gizzle and 51 other people liked this
OMG, those twins have gotten big!
- Francine Hardaway
DAD!! WHERE'S OUR HAIR!??
- Chrimmus Tad
the cheerleader outfit is fabulous.
- pea
So cute!
- Laura B.
Yay! :)
- Rochelle
They are growing like weeds, Louis! Sooo adorable!
- Carmen
they're so adorable!
- zʍıɔ
Cute! And rooting for the right team!
- Stephen Mack
Wow, they look so much older all of a sudden.
- Dawn
The cheerleading outfit!!!! *dead*
- Yolanda
...cute kids, but they'd look cuter in cardinal and white. happy to send you some, from the Stanford Store...hahaha!
- .LAG liked that
So cute.
- Give 'Em DBizness
How adorable ....
- fatima
Holy smokes! Who are these huge kids?! What have you been feeding these two, they're ginormous!
- April Buchheit
Sara's outfit just slays me - she is *ready* to cheer!
- Laura Norvig
sarah has a very keen sense, she is a curiosity driven child, she has that something that innovators need
- testbeta
OMG, totally adorable. Luv it. GO BEARS!!!
- Miiko Mentz
WE GET IT LOUIS YOU HAVE SUPER CUTE BABIES GIVE IT A REST :)
- Andrizzle Gizzle
JUST KIDDING NEVER GIVE IT A REST
- Andrizzle Gizzle
/blocks Andrea and then /unblocks Andrea. :)
- Louis Gray
Creative Commons instructional materials at GSU - Librarian X - http://jasonpuckett.net/2009...
"I just got the go-ahead to license our online instructional materials [...] with Creative Commons licenses to encourage other libraries to use and build on them."
- Deborah Fitchett
Chalk notes as a valid communication format - http://rogersurbanek.wordpress.com/2009...
Buffy Hamilton, Meredith, Betsy (bentley) Vera and 31 other people liked this
I LOVE HOW YOU HANDLED THIS.
- jambina
That is a thing of BEAUTY.
- D0r0th34
YES! (see also: http://friendfeed.com/cpelleg...)
- Catherine Pellegrino
Bravo!
- Mary Carmen
[applause]
- David Rothman (☤)
Awesome!
- Katy S
Brilliant. That's how you do it.
- John Fink
that's just great - awesome job!
- Sarah
Just trying to get over the fact that there is a Flickr group for "library signage" - but brilliant piece of engagement
- Cameron Neylon
I will cop to having read an ENTIRE BOOK on library signage. It was actually a pretty good book.
- D0r0th34
"Brilliant" strikes me as about right.
- Walt Crawford
I. Need. A. Love. Button.
- ♫Geek in the 410♫
The Sidewalk Is Not Broken.
- s t e v e
Just. Perfect.
- Bill Hooker
I can't say enough how much I love this.
- Rachel Walden
Wonderful!
- Laura B.
Bravo!! Excellent job responding quickly to them. Hope you get some great feedback from the students
- Abigail
I love the part about semaphore and smoke signals.
- Liam Sullivan
Jenica, I'm going to make bold to ask for a follow-up post. You are Head of Libraries. You answer to the Provost, who presumably has many more things to worry about than chalk on sidewalks. So, serious question: if your Head of Public Service (presuming you have such a position) had done this without consulting you, what would you have thought, said, and done? What if it had been a rank-and-file reference librarian?
- D0r0th34
lovely, thanks!
- D0r0th34
Dear lazyweb: Students need to find TV commercials from 1950s-present. They're researching stereotypes of women. My first thought is archive.org. Are there other/better sources? (I'd like to show them that I can offer something more than youtube....) Thanks for any advice.
The National Ad council has historic PSAs http://www.adcouncil.org/default...
- Sarah G.
Adviews from duke: http://library.duke.edu/digital...
- Sir Shuping
Also just found this one: http://www.retrojunk.com/list_co... 70's, 80's and 90's (not the best quality, but..)
- Sir Shuping
and holy crap this one is awesome! http://www.livingroomcandidate.org/ presidential campaign ads from the 50s to present, both sides
- Sir Shuping
Wealth of commericals and other info at http://adland.tv/
- Nikki D.
You guys are terrific. These students are gonna love all this. Thanks so much!
- Jàson Puçkett
oooh, this is handy for me too. Social Networking ftw! (Duke's awesome print ad database is at http://library.duke.edu/digital...)
- Stephanie_Thankful
does anyone mind if I use this as an example of how the hive mind works in my upcoming social networking presentation?
- marthalib
Fine by me, Martha.
- Sarah G.
fine by me
- Sir Shuping
Please do. Um, maybe don't quote the "lazyweb" bit if you use my name. ;) You can quote me on how useful this info has been to me as a new subject liaison.
- Jàson Puçkett
SOMEBODY TELL ME TO STOP AVOIDING THIS PROJECT I SHOULD BE WORKING ON!
Alex Scoble, Jaclyn, RAPatton and Laura B. liked this
Stop avoiding your project. It feels hurt that you're neglecting it.
- D0r0th34
Come over and play Rock Band, Iris!
- Jàson Puçkett
Your project misses you, Iris.
- Laura B.
I'll trade your project for my project.
- ÉllbeeÇee
one of these things is not like the other. ;)
- holly
*goes to hang out with Jason... while refreshing FF*
- lris' ghost
stop it! Stop the madness!
- Eric @ CSTechcast.com
Also we have beer.
- Jàson Puçkett
Look! Shiny thing!
- Josh Haley
You people are so helpful. really. With friends like you....
- lris' ghost
*heads to Jason's house*
- Laura B.
Where were you people when I was supposed to be prepping a lesson plan this afternoon (but instead was refreshing FF)? ;)
- Catherine Pellegrino
We should have a procrastination project swap on here.
- Nikki D.
who wants to do slidedecks for my October 9 and 21 presentations?
- D0r0th34
sure, if you'll do a deck for my class tomorrow.
- DJF
Where is the beer?
- Joe
i love getting reacquainted with books that i haven't read in a while...i find that i enjoy them just that much more the 2nd or..etc time
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