snark in my moleskine

Things I've done in the past 2 days with "2.0" tacked on the end of them.

ORIGINAL: Laundry
NOW: Laundry 2.0
% SEXIER: 30%

ORIGINAL: Waiting for the bus
NOW: Waiting for the bus 2.0
%SEXIER: 10%

ORIGINAL: Ramen noodles
NOW: Ramen noodles 2.0
%SEXIER: 60%

ORIGINAL: Procrastination
NOW: Procrastination 2.0
%SEXIER: 100%

March 25 at work on the back of a letter about convocation

25/3/2008

Two months or so into screening photos for the O sle r digitization project. I am getting the distinct feeling that I've seen them all before, already.

But I'm too tired. Early mornings of reference assignments and descriptive biblio make me a dull... something...

bad blogger knows she hasn't posted

...and triumphantly exhibits the reason for her admission.

from notes on "The Gutenberg Galaxy" by Marshall McLuhan

*Quoting Aquinas:
"The senses delight in things duly proportioned as in something akin to them, for, the sense, too, is a kind of reason as is every cognitive power." (107)

p. 109: Medievals associated the message with both the book and the word.

different languages I'm learning this term

DIFFERENT LANGUAGES I'M LEARNING THIS TERM

[Librarianship: not a humanities-based profession]

html
<ul id="sample">
<li>different</li>
<li>languages</li>
</ul>

css
body {
color: #fff;
background: #000;
border-bottom: 1px solid #bc210b;}

SQL
SELECT Course.code, Section.id
FROM Course INNER JOIN ([Enrol] INNER JOIN Section ON Enrol.section$id=Section.id) ON Course.code=[Enrol].course$code;

Descriptive Bibliography
Collation Statement:

8⁰ : π⁴A-R⁸[$4 signed]; 140 leaves, pp.[8]1 2-272=[280]

(postscript: please pat me on the back for figuring out how to display html as text. Hooray me!)

quotation from iris murdoch novel

"Of course this chattering diary is a facade, the literary equivalent of the everyday smiling face which hides the inward ravages of jealousy, remorse, fear and the consciousness of irretrievable moral failure. Yet such pretenses are not only consolations but may even be productive of a little ersatz courage." IRIS MURDOCH The Sea, the Sea

12 february 2008 in class

6:15 Web Design Class

The professor seems sad, beaten by our wanton misuse of the <br /> element. I think it's to early in the term for him to be feeling this way.

Who are these men? Why are they doing this?