Mark Fenster has an amusing post on PrawfsBlawg today about teaching administrative law and boredom: Being bored and being boring is a defining feature of adulthood, of responsibility, of doing the things that need to be done in order to live and... read more
ZiefBrief
Today (February 7, 2012) is the 200th anniversary of Dickens’ birth. To show a little love for Dickens, I went up to the Rare Book Room and took photos of 2 items from the Gleeson Library Rare Book Room collection. The … Continue reading →... read more
Gleeson Gleanings
Once, after viewing a SharePoint 2010 document library in Windows Explorer, I ran a net use and saw that Windows 7 had stored the credentials of my SSL-secured SharePoint intranet server. It took a bit of fiddling, but I eventually found you can, ... read more
netnerds.net
If you're ever in the Walnut Creek area, stop by this enchanting restaurant called Va de Vi. Rather than post my whole review here, I will just share a few photos. I think they speak for themselves! Although, if you're really curious... here is th... read more
First Impressions
what i eat and drink in a day project for green media1. photograph everything you eat and drink in one whole day.2. select your best photos and upload them to flickr.3. title and tag all your photos. put them into a set. be creative with all aspec... read more
silver in sf
Monday night at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival was my first time on the big screen, and Martin Scorsese was watching! Okay okay, so it wasn't a "movie" persay, rather a 30 second spot I shot and edited for the offical wine sponsor o... read more
hmmmm
Antique Furniture Identifying Wood Species   by Gil 101pattinson101 Likely the third-most frequently asked question in regards to a furniture piece, after -ohow old would it be?-? and -owhat’s it worth?-?, is -owhat could it be created from?-?. A... read more
sneaky salamander
AS YOU HAVE NO doubt noticed, I've pretty much stopped posting to TWR. Between my regular column for the San Francisco Chronicle's City Brights section and writing for the Huffington Post, I just don't have time to also keep up this blog. So, as o... read more
The Weekly Rader

Chad Heimann Journalistic Ethics Newsroom Ethics To some, ethics in the newsroom is a paradox, while to others ethics are seen as a strict moral code which to some degree determine what personal decisions a reporter will decide while in the newsro... read more
journalism ethics class: the university of...
Earlier this week Public Safety announced they will be conducting fire drills over the course of the next few weeks. Please read over these instructions on how to deal with a fire alarm emergency when you're at work in the library. Please read thi... read more
Newsletter for Reference Student Assistants
Heya i'm for the primary time here. I found this board and I to find It really useful & it helped me out much. I hope to offer something again and aid others such as you aided me. read more
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Occupy Oakland: Noon march 11.2.11, a set on Flickr. read more
Darwin's Cat Presents the 15-Minute Man

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This calls for more glitter! read more
Shiny Things
I've literally packed up and moved on. new apartment. new jobs. same city. Nothing but a few scribbled notes and papers left behind by a four year avalanche of learning. It's been incredible and miserable and wonderful, depending on the hour. Ther... read more
World Affairs, Global Warming, and Lipstick Smudges.
I tried on a new dress and it fit me well.Check out my new digs here.Kisses,Lulu read more
Lulu's User-Friendly
Thank you to all of my friends and family for a truly memorable last few weeks. I feel extremely blessed to have you in my life, and it is with your support that I go into the Peace Corps with high spirits and confidence in myself!Thanks Jenna for... read more
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