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In Three: Ian
In Three: Ian In conjugation with Shiver.
The Digital Divide
I was reading this wonderful post when she hit a nerve and I ended up writing a mini rant on her blog which follows: This part stood out the most for me: “I remarked to a few people recently that … Continue reading
In Three: Safie
In Three: Safie In conjugation with Shiver.
Self-Employment
I should probably start making a page with all these useful links I’m finding… This one is about making your income from home. Frankly, I’d love to be an information professional that only goes into the office a few hours … Continue reading
Recipe: Lemon Pepper Cheese-Stuffed Chicken
Ingredients: As many boneless chicken breasts are you want to cook. Lemon pepper Rosemary Butter Onion powder Parmesan cheese Mozzarella cheese Preparation: Heat the oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Cut chicken breasts in the desired sizes. I cut mine in … Continue reading
Poetry in a Music Video
This song is quite haunting. Send me away with the words of a love song
Libraries in a Recession
via Blogwithoutalibrary
The Drupal Website is Complete
Okay…there are still a few little things like changing the favicon, but the website is now open for business. I have to go to my internship in a moment, but I thought I should commemorate the website’s competition. In the … Continue reading
Love this video
What more can you ask when Charlize Theron is kicking ninja butt to save her lover?
Internships Updates
Sorry, it’s almost midnight and I have had a long week and I’ve got a long day tomorrow. At the digitalization internship, I finished up making OCR PDFs of the school catalogs and handbooks. I was then assigned to go … Continue reading