Tuesday, November 21, 2000

A site for International Environmental Law. I probably shouldn't have jumped in like that - perhaps it will scare 'em off. Ah well. I'm a nosy, interfering watchamacalit.
ASIL Electronic Resource Guide International Environmental Law
International Environmental Law
Anne Burnett

Monday, November 20, 2000

CNET.com - News - Entertainment & Media - New network links libraries online
In fact, the very first question sent through the network came from a British library and was fielded by O'Neill in Santa Monica mainly because her library happened to be open at the time. The question asked for the most recent books published in English about ancient Byzantine cuisine.
"I looked at that question and thought, 'Oh boy, I can't believe they sent it to our little library,"' O'Neill said. She found the answer by using a library database and searching journals and book catalogs.
"It wasn't a complete answer, but it was a really good answer," she said.
Now, with many more libraries in the group, a university with a good book collection on the Byzantine empire is more likely to get that question. But O'Neill was proud that she could handle it.
"It's a really good example of the (CDRS) possibility, but I hope it doesn't happen again," she said. "That was scary."

Friday, November 17, 2000

Southwest is having a huge sale, good until December 1, online only.
Who: southwest.com Customers.

What: Internet Specials for $99/$109 or less each way.

Where: All cities with scheduled Southwest Airlines
service.

When: 7-day advance purchase beginning
at 7:00 AM CST on November 17, 2000 through
December 1, 2000, midnight Pacific Time.
Travel beginning November 28, 2000 through
March 30, 2001.

Why: To give you the Freedom to move about the country.

How: Go to http://www.southwest.com/hotfares/?src=click

Thursday, November 16, 2000

Wouldn't have known about this without the New Yorker. Shows how out of touch I am since SILS At least I remember rudimentary tagging. And for a bit of orange. Curts site.

Well, here we go! The first place is the American Memory project, I want to work there. The Aaron Copland Collection Ca. 1900-1990

My Quote of the Day

``We go with the saying, `Let the chads fall as they may.' Chads are not partisan.'' - Broward County, Fla. Elections Supervisor Jane Carroll, after police, at the behest of Republican observers, gathered the bits of paper off the floor of the room where ballots were recounted. AP

So today was a Day. not a great day, just a day, and I feel like when the economy tanks, i want to be in a great job at a great place. sigh.