I got a pedometer and I love it. more later...

Linus Pauling and the race for DNA is a very complete collections of documents and narative about Linus Pauling's part in the discovery of DNA. I especially like the blog-like day-by-day section

Another Lewis & Clark site (done by a medical library)

I am just so happy that Eminem won an Oscar!

Without going into too much background information, my library hosted a gaggle of third graders today. Part of the program involved the students reciting an "Oath of Reading". To present this part of the program, the teacher said "Since we're in a library, celebrating Dr. Seuss, what do you think this oath will be about." I'm sure she was expecting to hear "Reading!" instead, without even skipping a beat, the children said "War!" This is just so sad and wrong for so many reasons. I felt like I had been punched in the gut.

I higly recommend Dr Tatiana's Sex Advice To All Creation.

Guess who's birthday it is today? That's right, mine!).

Tonight is the Full Worm Moon.

Happy St. Patrick's Day. You'd never guess it from the folks at work, however, nobody's wearing green! I guess it's hard to get up much enthusiasm on a rainy Monday.

The Sun also wrote about one of my indulgences, fancy canned tuna.

Well the Baltimore Sun wrote an article about local bloggers today. I guess I'm just not cool enough to be mentioned.

Someone has put together an excellent collection of found grocery lists. For more found item fun, be sure to check out FOUND Magazine.

Bookworm, the addictive spelling game where you keep your library from burning down, is available for the palm.

One more librarian list I forgot about: Library Science Jargon that Sounds Dirty.

I stumbled across this list of Songs about Libraries, which reminded me of this list of Librarians in the Movies, this list of Librarians in Comic Strips and of course a list of Librarians in Pornography.

The Tard Blog is really funny. Although it may seem mean spirited at first blush, it is in fact, quite touching.

I saw Miracles, the first time it aired. Then managed to forget all about it until last night. Could it be the next X-files? Skeet Ulrich sure is dreamy.
It was eery that the plot hinged on a terrible circus fire that occured in the 1940's. It was discussed as if something like that would never happen now days. Unfortunately, recent night club disasters have proven them wrong.

I saw Miracles, the first time it aired. Then managed to forget all about it until last night. Could it be the next X-files? Skeet Ulrich sure is dreamy.