I went to the Boston Zinefair yesterday and picked up many minicomics. I bought minicomics from Kitty, Sordid City Blues, Monadnock History, and Before Sleep.
This was my first time reading a large bunch of minicomics, and I enjoyed all the books I picked up.
I also had to pick up a zine from Jenna Friedman, who [...]
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phantom magazine subscriptions?
Has anyone had random magazines that they have not subscribed to show up at their house? I now have an April issue of Ladies’ Home Journal, but I have not subscribed to the magazine. Maybe someone is being mean and pulling a horrible prank on me to make sure I read tips about how to [...]
Google Web Page Creator
I wonder about this new Google Page Creator I read about over at Search Engine Watch. It might be a good option for libraries doing basic technology training. At first glance it seems really easy to use, with a selection of templates for people to choose from.
great bag quest partially fulfilled
I always seem to be on the lookout for a bag that I like. I don’t really like purses, because I need to carry around a bunch of stuff like a large book, a notepad, and a bunch of lipstick I never wear. So I was happy when I found this bag:
I can fit a [...]
Kiwi Theme
I’m experimenting with the Kiwi Theme, what do you think? I sort of like it although it may be a bit much, and it looks more like a CMS template for a web site than a blog.
gmail spam recipe
I’m not sure why gmail is starting to display little links above my e-mail, but wasn’t it nice of them to offer a recipe for spam as I was emptying out my spam folder?
protopages
The RSSWeblog posted about protopage, a web site that can collect bookmarks, RSS feeds, links, and to do lists. Here’s my page, which doesn’t have a ton of content. The newsfeeds function does seem to be down right now.
web 2.0 link collection
I’m still trying to grasp all this web 2.0 stuff. Here are some links I’ve collected:
Adaptive path: Ajax essay
What is Web 2.0 There’s a big concept map.
Web 2.What? (the last quote in the article by the creator of del.icio.us is great).
This map (pdf) features both a timeline and a concept map. It is also very [...]
google analytics
I don’t want to contribute to google fatigue, but I’ve been trying out google analytics on this site. I get so much referrer spam, I think that the stats provided by my web host aren’t so easy to use. There’s also a bunch of spam in the stats that I get using a wordpress plugin. [...]
evening shift refgrunt
Yes, you can have some scissors.
Your class isn’t meeting in the library today. I know this, because your instructor e-mailed me yesterday, and I haven’t been able to schedule the class yet. Maybe in a couple weeks, you will be meeting in the library.
Scissors guy needs help blowing up an image on the copier.
My co-worker [...]
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