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There are startling similarities between Desmond Hume's

time traveling and Billy Pilgrim's time traveling. Daniel

Faraday even goes so far to call it being "unstuck in

time," the exact terminology which Vonnegut used to

describe Billy Pilgrim's experiences.

The novel (and its author) are a question asked on a

game show watched by Michael Dawson shortly before

his third attempted suicide.

Billy meets aliens in the book who can perceive the past,

present and future all at once. They know the universe

will end accidentally with the push of a button; when he

asks them why they don't prevent it, they reply:

“'He has always pressed it, and he always will.

We always let him and we always will let him. The

moment is structured that way.”

This is the same theory of time travel which Lost uses

and which Miles attempts to explain to Hurley (in other

words, what happened happened).

The button on Lost may be a reference to the

aforementioned button that would end the world.

http://lostpedia.wikia.com/wiki/Slaughterhouse-Five

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Slaughterhouse-Five:• Acknowledges that homosexual

men were among the victims of the Holocaust.

• Depicts sex.

• Characters (mostly soldiers at war) use the f-bomb in a realistic manner.

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Dr. Wesley Scroggins, Associate Professor of Business at Missouri State

Anyone here work at Missouri State?

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Dr. Elizabeth Fowler (PhD.)on those who suggested

banning the Harry Potter books:

“You know…anything that dumb people dislike this much is probably pretty good. Let’s

order these.”

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• Order Speak from Amazon:http://goo.gl/aSag

• Look up Speak on WorldCat:http://goo.gl/MlJH

Links for Dr. Scroggins:

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• On Missouri State’s OPAC:http://goo.gl/eg6x

Links for Dr. Scroggins:

Scroggin’s letter to the editor published 9/18/2010, so that’s

only 11 days.

Kudos to Missouri State’s libraries (and to student

protestors)!

Please: Any time a member of your faculty suggests a

particular book should be banned? Order it immediately.

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Perspective…or Narcissism?

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DSM-IV-TR = 301.81

ICD-10 = F60.8 (Other specific personality disorders)

DSM-IV-TR = 301.81

ICD-10 = F60.8 (Other specific personality disorders)

Narcissistic personality disorderNarcissistic personality disorder

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IBM 5496 Keypunch machine

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IBM System/3's Multi-Function

Card Unit (MFCU)

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Extended video available at http://vimeo.com/11640057

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Hi. My name is David, and I’m a geek

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Cheerleaders!

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Context

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Working with the I.S. Department

• Troubleshoot, train users, develop training materials, and identify user needs.

• Filtering what issues reach I.S.

• Administration of online on-call scheduling system, meeting room reservation system, support of mobile devices, RoboHelp, etc…

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Working with the I.S. Department

Making a library intranet portalthat I.S. could live with

• No Web development software

• Must be maintainable by non-geeks

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Working with the I.S. Department

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Cheap, Easy Way to Try Ubuntu

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•Install VirtualBox, install Ubuntu on your virtual machine

http://lifehacker.com/5204434/the-beginners-guide-to-creating-

virtual-machines-with-virtualbox

http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads

http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BeginnersTeam/

https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/newtoubuntu/C/welcome.html

Heads-up: New version (10.10) drops on Sunday 10/10/10!

Cheap, Easy Way to Try Ubuntu

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Free Productivity Tools I Use: PDFescape

http://www.pdfescape.com/• Online tool works in browser

• Great for filling out forms

• Can “edit” protected PDFs

• Useful for marking up a PDF if you need to make notes on an article you’re sending to a patron

– Example:http://davidrothman.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/examplePDFEscape1.pdf

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I WOULD NEVER Use: PDFpirate(Because subverting DRM is wrong…)

http://pdfpirate.org/plugins/remove_restrictions/

http://www.ensode.net/pdf-crack.jsf

See also:

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Mendenley

Demonstrations:

•Installed app

•Web site

•Bookmarklet

Free Productivity Tools I Use: Mendeley

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Free Productivity Tools I Use: cb2Bib

Cb2bib

http://www.molspaces.com/cb2bib/index.html• Awesome for extracting metadata from PDFs (and Web

pages and email alerts!)

• BibTeX output

• If it can’t extract, it’ll help you extract

• If you give it SOME metadata, it can frequently look up the rest for you

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Free Productivity Tools I Use: cb2bib

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Free Productivity Tools I Use: cb2Bib

Demo

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Free Productivity Tools I Use: cb2Bib

(Attempted) Demonstration

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Drop.ioUseful when dealing with size limits for sender or receiver of email.http://drop.io

• Simple, easy-to-use interface

• Share even very large PDFs- say up to 15 MBs.

• For legal reasons, we want the download to be password-protected

• File automatically deleted after set number of days passed

Free Productivity Tools I Use: Drop.io

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Web-to-PDF bookmarkletshttp://www.pdfdownload.org/pdf_bookmarklet.htmlhttp://www.web2pdfconvert.com/pdf-browser.aspxhttp://pdfmyurl.com/

• Ideal for patrons who know they want a PDF, but don’t know exactly why.

Free Productivity Tools I Use: Web2PDF

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