"...eating disordered patients."

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SOMEONE DIDN'T CHECK THEIR CHAPTER TITLES XD XD XD XD XD

Huh. I don't have a generic supernatural icon. Maybe I should fix that.

Fang-tastic fiction: twenty-first century paranormal reads by Patricia O'Brien Mathews is a bibliography of paranormal fiction published by the American Library Association in 2011. For the purposes of this bibliography, Mathews limited the definition of paranormal fiction ( Read more... )

Hamilton Library Turns Page on Flood.

Grand reopening is next month.

So ( Read more... )

Gender struggles: wage-earning women and male-dominated unions in postwar Japan by Christopher Gerteis. Published by Harvard University Press in 2009. Here's the book jacket blurb:

This study in cultural and social history uncovers how labor unions in postwar Japan raised the wages of male workers in part by transforming working-class women into ( Read more... )

So today I wander in to work and see my boss wearing what looks like a ti leaf lei. With light and dark blue ribbons.

"What's the occasion?" I ask, although I suspect it's his birthday.

"It's my last day," was his cheerful reply.

"................."

"I'm kidding. It's my birthday."

>.<

I must admit I admire his poker face.

Email received just after 4pm, campus-wide ( Read more... )

How the HELL can someone be expected to work in a library and NOT USE A BOOK TRUCK? Especially if 1) said person is RECEIVING NEW BOOKS; and 2) the current workspace does not have enough room for a book truck inside it? WTF WTF MFWTF. (Also, apparently said person is taller than me, since they don't have enough room under the stupid desk to ( Read more... )

A book I just processed:

Bat-manga! The secret history of Batman in Japan, collected by Chip Kidd, Geoff Spear, and Saul Ferris, and translated by Anne Ishii and Chip Kidd. New York, NY: Pantheon Books, 2008.

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AWESOME BOOK IS AWESOME Y/Y/MFY!?!?!? XD XD XD XD XD

Book I just got back from someone because I (assume I) had a question about processing it: Epilepsy in women: the scientific basis for clinical management. It's v.83 of the International Review of Neurobiology.

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NO. COMMENT. -_-