Archive for February 2nd, 2004

Gary Price: Not Just for Librarians Anymore

Monday, February 2nd, 2004

I couldn’t help chuckling when I saw this post from sj, who recently discovered Gary Price’s ResourceShelf. It just confirms what librarians have known for a while: Gary is totally awesome and creates very valuable resources.

Handing Out Business Cards

Monday, February 2nd, 2004

Jay pointed to this entry from The Yeti a while back. Let me just say that I don’t I give out my business cards hoping to get a date, especially if that someone has a significant other.
Networking is a very big part of my profession. That’s why I distribute my cards. But now I’m thinking [...]

Why Should Employers Hire Degreed Librarians?

Monday, February 2nd, 2004

Rumor has it that the mayor of Jacksonville, Florida, wants to save money by hiring non-degreed librarians. A colleague of mine is meeting with him about this on Thursday and wants some ammo to use in that meeting. She e-mailed a discussion list asking for hard information showing why degreed librarians are better than what [...]

“When it comes to intellectual attractiveness, librarians are supermodels.”

Monday, February 2nd, 2004

Steve writes about why he appreciates librarians and the similarities between techies and librarians. His words are too good for me to just let them linger in a TrackBack link.
Some key excerpts:
“I have a feeling that one of the main reasons computer techies appreciate librarians is because they both understand exactly how challenging it is [...]

“Comment on Your Own Blog” in Action

Monday, February 2nd, 2004

Shimon blogged about walking on frozen Spy Pond on Sunday. I was out on Ponkapoag Pond in the Blue Hills, so I wanted to comment on his post. In order to comment on a blog post, Frassle requires you to set up an account. I didn’t think too much about it because of all the [...]


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