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RT @TheOakland: Just told someone the wait time and they gave me the finger.— 5h ago via Twitter
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Checked in at The Candle Wick— 13h ago via Foursquare
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RIIIIIBS! @ Ferndale Ribfest http://t.co/kinPBKwe— 14h ago via Twitter
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Checked in at Ferndale Ribfest— 14h ago via Foursquare
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Checked in at Credit Union ONE— 14h ago via Foursquare
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fine you guys. i will just go get ribs by myself.— 15h ago via Twitter
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You guys, I am going to buy season tickets to the tigers this year. I have one other in. Sunday plan. Section 114 or thereabouts. JUST FYI.— 15h ago via Twitter
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Sedmikrásky (Daisies) - 1966 http://t.co/BkpPC3PE #thingilearnedtoday— 2d ago via Twitter
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WE HAVE BEEN VERY BUSY THIS MORNING YOU GUYS #iworkinapubliclibrary— 2d ago via Twitter
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“@ephcee: You'd think something named after a shark would have more dignity.” cc: @unrealsnow— February 2nd via Twitter
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RT @grenadine: Did Phil Cooley see his shadow? 6 more years of population loss in Detroit, or is the forecast good?— February 2nd via Twitter
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RT @T4America: No joke. House leadership proposes to throw transit under the bus; KILL dedicated transit funding. Vote Fri morning http: ...— February 2nd via Twitter
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Had some pretty dang good fried pickles for lunch you guys @ Smash Burger http://t.co/WL98YlWF— February 2nd via Twitter
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Checked in at Smash Burger— February 2nd via Foursquare
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RT @FreepEnt: A legendary locale on the Detroit restaurant scene has set its re-opening date: London Chop House: http://t.co/yAodcrVb— February 2nd via Twitter
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Category Archives: Tech
Bleeding Ears iPod
In ordering computer books for the library I was looking forward to the arrival of Chris Seibold’s Big Book of Apple Hacks. I didn’t really find much in there to improve my MacBook – which I already love as is. … Continue reading
Upgraded to Movable Type 4
Just finished upgrading to Movable Type 4 — and punching buttons to see if there are any snafus Couple snafus — can’t seem to get multiblog to put the entries in order on the main page and there is some … Continue reading
Google Book Search Updates
The library listservs are alive recently with news that Google Book Search has rolled out two new features: Downloading Out of Print Books that are in the public domain and their new library search futures that they provide details of … Continue reading
Google Books Script Gaining
The Google Books script and Superpatron are getting ample attention now…First on the Official Google Blog, then during the Symposium in the only portion of the webcast not archived, and now today in Library Journal. The more ubiquitous it becomes … Continue reading
WSU (Wayne State University) Googlebooks Greasemonkey Script
The googlebooks script I ran for the Farmington Community Library was turning out to be pretty pointless in that the FCL collection is miniscule in comparison with the amount of books available through Googlebooks. In comparison with the Wayne State … Continue reading
More Adaptations of Superpatron's Greasemonkey Scripts
So, I still haven’t figured out how to get the holds working in the Greasemonkey FCLlookup script . Regex’s and scripting aren’t exactly my forté. But — I’ve now adapted Ed’s adaptation of the moviedudescript for the Farmington Community Library: … Continue reading
Amazon FCL Linky Lookup
Ok… So I’ve scraped together the Amazon FCL Linky for Greasemonkey. Based off Edward Vielmetti’s Amazon AADL Linky which was based off of Udell’s Library Lookup. I’m not keen to the holds variable yet, and have to find a book … Continue reading
Greasemonkeyed GoogleBooks
Late last night, too late to get a good night’s sleep for today’s shift, I was “google talking” with Edward Vielmetti of Superpatron fame. Earlier in the day I had seen a post on Jessamyn’s librarian.net talking about Google Books … Continue reading
Google Reader
The way I read my feeds has been changed forever. I’m dumping Thunderbird – and am in the process of uploading my OPML file to Google Reader. I am totally geekily excited about this. Today at work I was trying … Continue reading
The Blog Cycle Set to Spin
Where once I felt burnt out – I now have the urge to write like mad… Unfortunately — I still haven’t been able to figure out why the dynamic publishing features of movabletype aren’t working… I know about the openbase … Continue reading