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• Indian Summer and Wooly Worms

  
  Hummers & Cigarettes — Authority: 121
  After the Midwest endured the wettest October in history, the first days of November have brought us Indian Summer in full force!  The last couple of days have been dry, sunny, and with temperatures in the 70s.  In fact, all weekend Ive been wearing shorts, t-shirts, and sandals!  Today I did my final lawn mowing ...
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• Continuing to be excited about open source…

  
  Loose Cannon Librarian — Authority:
  My last post was originally a monstrously long post. I ran out of time to finish and just posted part of it and before I start my new gig at Bibliomation, I’m clicking “Publish” on the rest of it. I’ve been talking with a lot of folks in libraryland about what makes a library go. There’s a small coterie of ...
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• Status Quo or Living Your Dream?

  
  The WebFooted Booklady — Authority: 113
  Image used under a creative commons licence from vanhookc  http://www.flickr.com/photos/librariesrock/4064275305/sizes/o/ Click image for a clearer view. Spending some time following twitter links on Saturday morning allowed me to look in on the AASL 2009 conference virtually.  Seeing what those ...
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• Making A Choice

  
  A Life Less Ordinary — Authority: 406
  Where to elect there is but one, ’T is Hobson’s choice,—take that or none. —Proverb I have been doing a lot of thinking about this space lately. What to write, what not to write. Whether to write at all. Depending on my mood or what’s going on, I go from wanting to put something up every day to just ...
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• Child 44, by Tom Rob Smith

  
  Blogging for a Good Book — Authority: 422
  How do you investigate a murder in a society where the very idea of murder is unthinkable? This is the existential challenge confronting Leo Stepanovich Demidov, a Soviet state security (MGB) officer in the latter years of Stalin’s dictatorship. When he finds evidence that a colleague’s young son has been ...
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• The Rich Fool

  
  Live to Worship — Authority: 99
  The Rich Fool I was reading my daughter a bedtime story a few nights ago.  She loves to hear stories from her “God book” ( Stories Jesus Told by Nick Butterworth and Mick Inkpen).  We flipped through and stopped to read the Parable of the Rich Farmer which is based on Jesus’ Parable of the Rich Fool ...
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• Lets Have a Grownup Conversation About Climate Change: Pembina Institute to Harper Government

  
  One Woman. One Blog. — Authority: 91
  Denying Canadas Environmental Truths, (The Toronto Star, November 8, 2009) is another must-read. But be forewarned: youll free frustrated as youre reminded, yet again, of how far Canada has strayed from its once-proud record of environmental leadership -- and how far out of synch the Canadian government is with ...
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• The Library & The CMS: a wish list

  
  The Ubiquitous Librarian (Brian Mathews) — Authority:
  I’m really excited about the relationship that is forming between the Library and our Course Management System folks. UCSB is adopting Moodle and there is a lot of momentum gathering. The Library has been invited to be development partners but also to help with assessment as well. Here are my quick and dirty notes ...
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• gimme some soup

  
  mother may i? — Authority: 106
  Sweet Jeebus. 1/3 way into November already and hot dog! 5 more weeks of school! Apologies to my few readers for the lack of updates. Along with working more hours because money makes the world go round, the start of the NBA season aka fantasy madness has put a big dent on my productivity/motivation for the blog. ...
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• "The perceived divisions between types of knowledge, between levels of knowing, and between..."

  
  c0wb0yz Lives ! — Authority: 436
  “The perceived divisions between types of knowledge, between levels of knowing, and between distinctions in our own standing in the universe are all being steadily leveled by the advance of the technium. Bit by bit technology illuminates the continuum that connects everything. In the usual self-amplifying circle of ...
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• Still a Disbeliever... Almost

  
  I'd rather be sleeping (but opera is keeping me awake) — Authority: 122
  Its slowly sinking in that I was in a room of opera singers yesterday and I WAS ONE OF THEM! I wasnt the super waiting for my turn to walk silently onstage. Its crazy! When I started voice lessons I never imagined that Id one day be able to get up and sing with other singers. OTHER, because I am one of them. Its so ...
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• Life for Dummies?

  
  I Ain't Afraid of No Daleks — Authority: 139
  Ive been reading this book called, "Idiot America." One of the points it makes, almost right off the bat, is that perhaps the reason so many contemporary Americans have deliberately and inexorably chosen the path to unenlightenment, is that thinking isnt seen by the popular media, as terribly exciting. This may ...
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• Why You Could Be Paying More with Your Rewards Credit Card

  
  An Unbiased Review Of Business Credit Cards : Business Credit Card Site.com — Authority: 110
  Despite the economic crisis, credit cards with rewards continue to enjoy huge popularity among consumers. Obviously, people are still attracted to the idea that they can get rewarded or that they can enjoy savings and special privileges that are not offered by non-reward credit cards. But before applying for a ...
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• Why God made Mums

  
  Blairs Boys — Authority: 110
  This came in an email today, and I thought it was worth sharing. WHY GOD MADE MUMS Answers given by 2nd grade school children to the following questions: Why did God make mothers? 1. She’s the only one who knows where the sticky tape is. 2. Mostly to clean the house. 3. To help us out of there when ...
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• Bloggerati Spotlight: Beauty Cures for the common cold

  
  Beyond Beauty Basics — Authority: 464
  The temperature out there is cold and dreary, which can get most of us feeling a little under-the-weather. When I’m sick, nothing makes me feel better like a hot shower followed by some hot chocolate (or tea). I like to put on lotion and makeup, because it makes me feel a little bit better and a little more ...
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• Weekend in Review

  
  A Little Bit of Life — Authority: 119
  Wow what a nice weekend. I wish I had ESP and knew that it was going to be 70 degree weather, we could have had the kids birthday party outside now instead of in May. Usually its freezing and windy and/or rainy and snowing this time of year in Illinois. Aaron spent the majority of the weekend raking up the ...
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• On My Table: Apple Pie

  
  Second Style Magazine — Authority: 122
  I’m completely unashamed to admit that I spend an atrocious amount of time thinking about the feast that my family enjoys every November: Thanksgiving. To celebrate the upcoming holiday, I’m inviting you to fill your virtual plate with some fashion treats– one outfit for each delight you can find on my ...
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• The blue hand

  
  scotchneat.ca — Authority: 115
  I’ve been thinking about blue hands lately due to Flash Forward . If you’ve been watching, then you know that certain people with the blue hand are either trying to thwart the good guys from figuring out why the flash occurred, or they are simply the bad buys of the bad guys who did not see anything in their ...
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• Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-11-08

  
  Cardinals GM — Authority: 121
  New post! Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-11-01: New post! Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-10-25: New.. http://bit.ly/2bGPYW # New post! Getting to Know Allen Craig: Allen Craig was named the Minor League Player of the Year for the Cardinals, b… http://bit.ly/9Fg41 # @ VivaElBirdos I think the trading ...
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• I was sick, and now I am not

  
  shiny little things — Authority: 121
  So last week I had a bit of a cold. I was useless for a day and then took a day ( ish ) off from work and laid around in sweats and warm socks, ate soup, read books and drank tea. All the usual things for a cold. Today I felt loads better and was able to be sorta nice to my family and even converse with them and not ...
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