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Monthly Archives: May 2008
Death of a friend
A short time ago I received word that a friend and librarian colleague, John Fawcett, died earlier today. I’d mentioned him and his family before a few times. His wife and little children really need prayer and support. I know … Continue reading
Posted in family man librarian
Tagged John Fawcett, librarian, Maria Chapman, Steven Curtis Chapman
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A free (yes, free) XML workshop
Few people are as good as Eric Lease Morgan at explaining technical things in a way that is easy for just about anyone to understand. Eric has been at this for a long time and has a rich history of … Continue reading
Posted in cataloging, code4lib, eric lease morgan, family man librarian, librarianship, xml
Tagged eric lease morgan, xml
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Punk haircuts
Michele decided to give Cohen and Tristan what they wanted today: mohawk haircuts. Keegan calls them punk haircuts. Here are photos from the haircutting session. Don’t they look cute?
Posted in brinley, cohen, family man librarian, google, keegan, tristan
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Gearing up for summer teaching
Time is going by fast and the start of my course is approaching. I think I’m about ready. This time around there are fourteen people who’ve registered from a variety of locales including Colorado, Alaska, New York, Oregon, the Chicago … Continue reading
NASIG presentation work
I am so thankful to have friend Sarah Morris as a partner in our upcoming NASIG presentation. She is always on top of things, always upbeat, always prepared. She has done the lion’s share of moving this whole project forward. … Continue reading
Posted in family man librarian, nasig, uiuc gslis
Tagged chicago, collaboration tool, google, law, library systems coordinator, nasig, Phoenix, Sarah Morris
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A new website for NASIG
This afternoon after months of volunteer effort NASIG unveiled a completely new website. Go to http://www.nasig.org and check it out. I think it is a huge improvement and does NASIG proud. Congratulations to those who labored for so long to … Continue reading
Posted in donnice cochenour, family man librarian, nasig
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Really annoying Microsoft Office limitation
I am really annoyed by a longstanding Microsoft Office limitation. In its great wisdom, Microsoft decided to restrict hyperlink entries, e.g. in a Word document, to 255 characters. In this day and age it is routine to have URLs much … Continue reading
Preparing for the next several weeks
I’m not sure why this is true but every year around this time life speeds up to hyperspeed and I wonder how on earth I will ever make it through. That’s the main reason why I haven’t posted much lately; … Continue reading
Posted in faith, family man librarian, health, lis578le, nasig, special libraries, uiuc gslis
Tagged cancer, John Fawcett, online course, Sarah Morris, wisconsin
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E-Journals Access and Management book update
Just heard from Wayne Jones that the book to which I contributed a chapter, E-Journals Access and Management, will be published sooner than expected. It’s now due sometime in July as opposed to this fall. Good news!
Comments missing for a long while
I just figured out that commenting has been disabled for a long while on FML due to a weird PHP error. I just assumed that since I wasn’t posting on an active basis, noone had any desire to comment! Well, … Continue reading →