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Monticello
Monticello Originally uploaded by alycereese. So this is a picture of Monicello. I love this place. I love the gardens and the forests. –TR
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Flying home from UVA
It has been a long, tiring and very enjoyable last week in Virginia. I had been invited to UVA to talk to the folks there about a myriad of topics, one being the metasearch developments at OSU. Great fun all around. I find how other library do digital production and view digital libraries and digital…
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Believe it or not…
So, I’m getting ready to come home after the IUG and the Denver Hyatt is hosting a new conference, and I’m not making this up, the Society of Government Meeting Professionals. Ugh…I’m sure its different than the picture in my head but… Updated: I stand corrected — it was actually worse than I thought. I…
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Saturday, May 20, 2006: IUG Keynote
The IUG conference started out this morning with an initial presentation by III CEO, Jerry Kline. For as much as some of III’s pratices frustrate me, I actually like Jerry quite a bit. He’s very approachable and I generally enjoy chatting with him — even when I disagree. Anyway, Jerry’s conference touched on a number…
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Turning comments off for now
If someone knows of a good wordpress plugin for automatic spam management — I’d appreciate someone dropping me a note at: terry dot reeset at oregonstate dot edu. I’m getting close to 70 spam comments a day that I’m having to wade through to moderate and I’m getting tired up it. So until i get…
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Gone Fishin
For those looking for me — I’m taking off on an extended fishing trip for the next few days. –Terry
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My DLF Trip Report
I’d forgotten to post my trip report from DLF — so here it is. DLF Federation Trip Report.doc –Terry
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Sunny in Austin, TX
I’m hanging out in Austin attending DLF’s Spring forum this weekend. I’ll post my notes from the meeting at the end of each day — but if you are in Austin and want to say howdy, drop me a message. –Terry
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First signs of getting older, I guess
I remember it wasn’t too long ago that I could work close to 72 hours straight without crashing. Well, this weekend, I worked close to 34 hours from Friday to Saturday around 5 pm — and then I actually had to take a nap. A nap. Who takes naps. Of course, after my 1 1/2 hour power…
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Snow in March
Oregon obviously isn’t known for its snow — especially on the Valley floor. But I get up today to ride my bike to work and what do I see….SNOW. Not a lot, but enough and in March. How odd is that. Anyway, got go hope on my bike. –Terry