Circus Amok amok in NYC
The Circus is Coming!! The Circus is Coming!! The Circus is Coming!!
CIRCUS AMOK STARTING THIS LABOR DAY WEEKEND! IN YOUR PARK! FREE!
The Circus is Coming!! The Circus is Coming!! The Circus is Coming!!
CIRCUS AMOK STARTING THIS LABOR DAY WEEKEND! IN YOUR PARK! FREE!
YouTube video "Columbia U President Bollinger Booed by Harlem Residents." Guess they want to keep their neighborhood.
Favorite sign: Hurricane Columbia.
Thanks, Jennie.
Library Reference Statistical Analysis tool by Ellyssa Kroski and other yummy links from her article in Choice.
I just saw this, though the date is July 6, 2007. It falsely identifies me as a member of The Desk Set. (I have nothing against them and don't mind being mistaken for a member; I just hate for it to seem like I'm trying to take credit for their work and creativity.)
Happy birthday Lester Young and Charlie Parker! Every year from August 27-29 WKCR honors each of these saxophonists on his birthday by playing his music all day, with the day in between (8/28) for their collaborations.
Tune in -- now!
Okay, not really, but I have discovered WEBoggle, which is pretty addictive. And it's really not much of a stretch to see how word games can be educational. Right?
What do people who don't read books do when they travel or can't sleep? An AP poll of U.S. reading habits found that 1 in 4 people did not read a single book last year.
A friend asked me if I could help out with an IWW leafleting campaign. Since I'm too damned busy with other projects I declined but offered instead to help publicize the effort.
Putting in just one night a month can be a great act of solidarity with working people here in New York. The NYC Industrial Workers of the World is asking all members and supporters to put in 2 hours a month to help support the 460 warehouse workers campaign.
A great big (and long overdue) shout out of support to the striking library workers in Vancouver and to Kathleen de la Peña McCook over at the Union Librarian blog for documenting their struggle. Shinjoung Yeo also contributed an excellent post on the Committee on the Status of Women in Librarianship blog that illuminates the connection between female professions and shitty pay.
Progressive Library Skillshare
September 7 & 8, 2007 - Pittsburgh, PA
completely FREE and open to everyone