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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Find Me at ALA 2011 (Tentative Schedule)
Greetings! If you will be attending ALA 2011 here are some places you might find me. I only guarantee to be there if I’m speaking since plans can easily change on a dime at conference time Thursday 6/23 7:30-9:30pm Spectrum … Continue reading
Unconventional Inspiration
Perhaps you’re ambitious, or maybe you just want to get through the day and do the 150 things you need to finish before going home due to layoffs / eliminating positions when people retire. Your office has a door that … Continue reading
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Simply Brilliant Science: Creating Healthier Eggs for a Healthier You
* Originally posted at the Scientific American Guest Blog on June 7, 2011. When Omega Eggs (eggs containing Omega fatty acids) first appeared on the mass market in the early 2000s I had this bizarre image in my head of … Continue reading