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Nov. 1st, 2007
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Nov. 1st, 2007 03:24 pmGreaseMonkey: Amazon PDX Linky - "Adds two links to a book page from Amazon based on the ISBN. One to look in up in Multnomah County Public Library, the second will look it up at Powells."
Aw.
Aw.
- Work today was good. Finally got around to having that meeting about the bug tracker, which means hooray, implementation. The tracker was developed with SQL Server 2k, but I'm using 2005, to get used to it.
- Amanda at Pandagon reviews the book Born to Buy, by Juliet Schor. Excerpt: "I found the book to mostly be fascinating, especially the second part where Schor conducts a research study on two populations of children, one in the city of Boston and one in a suburb, to see what kind of effect this increasingly commercialization had on the well-being of children, and found strong evidence that kids who watch excessive amounts of TV and otherwise engage in excessive amounts of participation in marketing to children suffered strongly for it both physically and mentally, and more to the point, that the engagement with the commercial culture caused the depression, anti-social behavior, excessive weight gain, lowered grades and other ill effects on children."
Interesting. My wishlist for books is incredibly huge.
- You know, I like bagpipes fine, and don't understand the antipathy towards them.
- I have 700 tags. oO
- Whuh... why is Faye's shirt sparkly? [eta] Uh. Well, it was sparky...
- Amanda at Pandagon reviews the book Born to Buy, by Juliet Schor. Excerpt: "I found the book to mostly be fascinating, especially the second part where Schor conducts a research study on two populations of children, one in the city of Boston and one in a suburb, to see what kind of effect this increasingly commercialization had on the well-being of children, and found strong evidence that kids who watch excessive amounts of TV and otherwise engage in excessive amounts of participation in marketing to children suffered strongly for it both physically and mentally, and more to the point, that the engagement with the commercial culture caused the depression, anti-social behavior, excessive weight gain, lowered grades and other ill effects on children."
Interesting. My wishlist for books is incredibly huge.
- You know, I like bagpipes fine, and don't understand the antipathy towards them.
- I have 700 tags. oO
- Whuh... why is Faye's shirt sparkly? [eta] Uh. Well, it was sparky...
I love Pandora. I've gotten my "soft stuff" station pretty damn attuned (ha) to what I want. And even better, LyricWiki.org.
LYRICS WIKI.
There was nothing important here.
LYRICS WIKI.
There was nothing important here.