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June 25, 2008
Haiku for Today (Miracle Spinach)
Miracle veggie
Spinach shaped like Michigan
It was delicious
See the photo on flickr.
This entry was posted in the following categories: Haikus of the DayPosted by cseeman at 06:00 AM | Comments (0)
June 24, 2008
Haiku for Today (Ford)
Employee Pricing
Now from Ford, Does that mean we
will all be laid off?
When they give employee pricing for everyone, while shedding jobs left and right!
This entry was posted in the following categories: Completely Off Topic! , Haikus of the Day , Michigan's EconomyPosted by cseeman at 10:23 PM | Comments (0)
Haiku for Today (Arbitron)
Arbitron Ratings
Listen to the Radio
And write it all down
Tracking ratings for Arbitron this week (so is Pam and Jeremy). Fun process.
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June 23, 2008
Haiku for Today (George Carlin)
Seven Little Words
You Cannot Say on TV
Thank you George Carlin
Rest In Peace, George Carlin (Died, June 22, 2008 at age 71).
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June 22, 2008
Ludington Lighthouse (Cross Stitch Pattern)
I finally finished the my cross stitch pattern that I created for the Ludington Lighthouse.
You can download the pattern here.
Here is a picture of the completed project.
I am hoping that I will create some other Michigan lighthouses from here on out. Ideally, I would like to create kits that museums could sell. I would just send them to them and they can keep all the proceeds.
I used an excellent freeware software. It is called KG-Chart for Cross Stitch.
For more information on the Ludington Lighthouse, please visit:
This entry was posted in the following categories: Completely Off Topic! , Lighthouses , Michigan's Economy , Movies & Popular Culture , New Favorite Web UtilitiesPosted by cseeman at 08:18 PM | Comments (0)
June 14, 2008
Haiku for Today (flickr)
Project Three Six Five
Persistence will be needed
A Picture a Day
Started Project 365 this week.
Here are my photos for the project.
This is the entire pool of flickr.
Posted by cseeman at 11:49 AM | Comments (0)
June 13, 2008
Haiku for Today (Chipmunk)
Delicious Chipmunk
tartare style for a hawk
Fresh catch of the day
A red-tailed hawk visited the Ross School yesterday. Lunch was (from all accounts) fantastic. Then again, the food at Ross is always good!
Posted by cseeman at 06:33 AM | Comments (0)
June 12, 2008
Spanning the Straits of Business Information: Kresge Library’s Embedded Librarian Program for MAP (Multidisciplinary Action Program) - Presentation and Paper for SLA
Contributed Paper and Presentation at the SLA Annual Conference in Seattle.
Abstract:
Embedded librarian programs have successfully been used to bridge the divide between libraries and distance learners, teaching faculty and lab researchers. The Kresge Business Administration Library (Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan) has created a unique approach to the embedded librarian model by having librarians work directly with in-residence student teams charged with solving ‘real world’ problems through Michigan’s signature action-based learning program, MAP (Multidisciplinary Action Program). With MAP, corporate and nonprofit organizations work with teams of 4-6 students charged with solving a problem or providing recommendations on very specific aspects of the sponsor’s work. This paper will describe the Kresge Library’s support of MAP and other action-based learning programs at the Ross School of Business. Topics will include how we work and communicate with MAP teams, examples of research and reference requests from the students, an assessment of our services, and how this changes the librarian relationships with students in their second year of study. This unique program offers exciting challenge to Kresge librarians, building bridges between the Kresge Library and the students and faculty participating in MAP, as well as between the overwhelming amount of business data, statistics and research available and the world of business practice.
Posted by cseeman at 08:15 AM | Comments (0)
June 11, 2008
Haiku for Today (Baseball Today)
The Mets and Tigers,
Great dreams and hopes this season
Lost in a rough spring
Posted by cseeman at 12:57 PM | Comments (0)
Haiku for Today (The Zohan)
Adam Sandler in
You Don't Mess With the Zohan
Should leave the kids home
We are either the best parents in the world or the worst...because we took them!
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June 10, 2008
Haiku for Today (Last day of school)
All Saline children
Waiting impatiently for
The last day of school
Posted by cseeman at 08:39 AM | Comments (0)
June 09, 2008
Haiku for Today (Jedi)
Were I a jedi
Purchases would be easy
one year same as cash
Inspired by recent furniture shopping!
This entry was posted in the following categories: Completely Off Topic! , Haikus of the Day , Michigan's Economy , Movies & Popular CulturePosted by cseeman at 05:35 AM | Comments (0)
June 08, 2008
Haiku for Today (Writing Book Reviews)
Cut, tighter, tighter
One seventy five in reach
Still much left to say
For all those who are writing reviews for Library Journal!
This entry was posted in the following categories: Completely Off Topic! , Haikus of the Day , Other Library Work , The World of LibrariesPosted by cseeman at 08:34 AM | Comments (0)
June 05, 2008
Haiku for Today (Red Wings)
Noise in HockeyTown
Fans Celebrating loudly
All from lifting the cup
Posted by cseeman at 05:50 AM | Comments (0)
June 03, 2008
Haiku for Today (Hoover's)
Super-duper bonus - two Haikus!
Hoover's Disappoints
For almost all my students
Reports cost extra
Advertising here?
We pay for this database
Looks like a free site
(Those who work with business databases and resources should understand!)
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