A slew of finds
Posted on: February 14, 2009
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Interesting post about fake reference questions for MLIS students. Personally I don't like them and think it fails to meet the intended purpose. Not to mention it wastes time that a librarian could spend on a real question.
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Turn some old sheets into a delightful pillow. It's an easy crochet project that even I could manage.
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I've always enjoyed the look of silhouette pictures. This is a unique and creative idea that could be extended beyond a Valentine's Day project.
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I'm not good at giving criticism. Although I'm probably not as bad as I think I am. Anyway, here are some good suggestions on how to effectively pass along criticism. As a boss, I won't be able to avoid it, but at least I can make it useful
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I don't know about me and a Xacto knife, but it's almost worth the risk to cut out this cute Valentine.
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Interesting things that you can do with WordPress…paid version of course since it involves more access.
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Interesting list of librarians who have made a huge difference!
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A sweet little Valentine/heart chart.
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Lovely little charts for the four seasons.
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Funny and entertaining list of various sexy librarian stuff.
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Resources for librarians.
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I'm curious to see what's coming next. Libraries are seeing more use due to the economy. What will we do when things improve?
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This is a great list with screenshots, explanations, and pricing.
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A librarian ended up with a knitting needle stuck into her heart. And survived.
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Check out the useful items section for a heart bookmark.
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Spent all your money on the gift and need some free wrapping. Print this cute design on a plain brown lunch sack and you're all set.
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Make up some tasty single apple pies (think McDonald's but better) with the recipe at Twig and Thistle and then print out these adorable boxes to put them. Voila! A delicious and handmade Valentine's gift.
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A super simple craft – all you have to do is bend the clips! But what a difference that one bend makes. I think this would be a fun gift for anytime…not just Valentine's Day.
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You can print out these wonderful paper dolls. I remember playing with paper dolls when I was a child. I loved changing the outfits and it was probably a relatively cheap toy in those days. Now you can print these for FREE and introduce young girls in your life to the joy of paper dolls.
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A great pattern for the gloves in the Coraline movie. I think this movie will be the one I go see on Valentine's Day…by myself since DH is still traveling. It's okay since I don't think he'd care much on way or the other.
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