Thursday, March 22, 2007
It’s my last day at my current library. So lets get this bit out of the way now.
Hooooooooooraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!
Hopefully in a month or so (whenever the position is offered), I’ll be working at the public library in my new town. But that is still to come. Hopefully, judging from the sporadic updates of this journal, I won’t be the blog maintainer!
More to come when I (a) have time to type and (b) more happens.
Hooooooooooraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!
Hopefully in a month or so (whenever the position is offered), I’ll be working at the public library in my new town. But that is still to come. Hopefully, judging from the sporadic updates of this journal, I won’t be the blog maintainer!
More to come when I (a) have time to type and (b) more happens.
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
I found this bit in an article about book burning entitled “Harry Potter and The Ministry Of Fire”
…outside the U.S., book burning is still in fashion. In May of this year, protesters in the Philippines and Italy burned copies of The Da Vinci Code to coincide with the release of the film version. In a tragicomic note, the Philippine Daily Inquirer pointed out that due to the high cost of the book, protesters likely only burned three copies of it, adding photocopies to make the pyre higher. In Ceccano, Italy, only one copy of the book was burned, even as protesters hurled tomatoes at the burners.
Standing for their beliefs AND mindful of the budget?
…outside the U.S., book burning is still in fashion. In May of this year, protesters in the Philippines and Italy burned copies of The Da Vinci Code to coincide with the release of the film version. In a tragicomic note, the Philippine Daily Inquirer pointed out that due to the high cost of the book, protesters likely only burned three copies of it, adding photocopies to make the pyre higher. In Ceccano, Italy, only one copy of the book was burned, even as protesters hurled tomatoes at the burners.
Standing for their beliefs AND mindful of the budget?
I found this bit in an article about book burning entitled “Harry Potter and The Ministry Of Fire”
…outside the U.S., book burning is still in fashion. In May of this year, protesters in the Philippines and Italy burned copies of The Da Vinci Code to coincide with the release of the film version. In a tragicomic note, the Philippine Daily Inquirer pointed out that due to the high cost of the book, protesters likely only burned three copies of it, adding photocopies to make the pyre higher. In Ceccano, Italy, only one copy of the book was burned, even as protesters hurled tomatoes at the burners.
Standing for their beliefs AND mindful of the budget?
…outside the U.S., book burning is still in fashion. In May of this year, protesters in the Philippines and Italy burned copies of The Da Vinci Code to coincide with the release of the film version. In a tragicomic note, the Philippine Daily Inquirer pointed out that due to the high cost of the book, protesters likely only burned three copies of it, adding photocopies to make the pyre higher. In Ceccano, Italy, only one copy of the book was burned, even as protesters hurled tomatoes at the burners.
Standing for their beliefs AND mindful of the budget?
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
This is whats happening at my library at the moment.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNETPFbS3vg
More to come on the whole future of the Librarydude…..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNETPFbS3vg
More to come on the whole future of the Librarydude…..
