Last week’s post loosely traced my development as a man and my use of the square frame as a photographer. I intentionally edited out any real mention of specific cameras, as I thought it might be interesting to do a second post about my development and my choice of camera. Before I start, I want [...]
Archive for the ‘Uncategorized’ Category
May 26, 2011
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Transforming our Bibliographic Framework
By Jason W. Dean in UncategorizedWell, readers, it has been a while since we broke virtual bread together. What brings me out of my real-life cave and into the warmth of the binary internet sun? This wonderful little announcement coming from our library overlords, the Library of Congress: Transforming our Bibliographic Framework: A Statement from the Library of Congress
November 25, 2010
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Gobble gobble.
By Jen Dean in UncategorizedHappy Thanksgiving, readers! Here’s hoping each of you eat as much pecan pie and mashed potatoes as I do.
November 12, 2010
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Dreaming of a New Lunch Lady Land
By Jen Dean in UncategorizedI absolutely love this interactive infographic on the NY Times website. I think Edward Tufte, talked about frequently on our blog, would approve.
September 6, 2010
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Oxford English Dictionary in Binary
By Jason W. Dean in UncategorizedI imagine that you, good reader, know of the special place in my librarian heart that the Oxford English Dictionary holds. This happened about a year ago, as I examined common reference titles in libraries, and evaluated the OED. It’s an incredible piece of work, and a very early example of what is now described [...]
