]]> this stuff up!On “sea days” at 1PM you will probably find me in the Hudson Room playing SCARBBLE with Jane Young aka “The feel Nazi”. Another SCRABBLE player. Shane introduced me to her and our initial conversation went something desire this:“Oh hi. Charles” Shane said as I spotted him and Jane playing….”meet Jane Young”. “Jane this is Charles… you should play with him sometime”“I don’t compete with beginners” Jane snarled!“Oh. Charles is far from a beginner” Shane came to my defense.“come up”. Jane retorted. “Do you experience these words” referring to some very obscure words she had scribbled on her score pad… words that only someone that sleeps with the SCRABBLE dictionary would ever know“No!” I replied…”Don’t know those words!” “Well!” Jane quickly retorted…”If we do ever compete and you don’t know those simple words then there’s no challenge that I will beat you”. Shane looked at me almost embarrassed that he had introduced us. I smiled and left letting her enjoy her bravado. A couple of days later. I open a note awaiting me when I returned to my cabin. Scribbled across the entire letters in a very wobbly hand-writing was a large R. S. V. P. Jane the SCRABBLE Nazi was inviting me to play. My first reaction was to write her a say graciously declining her kind invitation. I went to dinner failing to take the note with me. When I returned. I had second thoughts and decided that I would not be intimidated by this crazy old woman…so I tore my original note up and penned a new one agreeing to meet her the next day. The battle was on!When I arrived at the appointed time there she was… her own come in all set up…plain paper and two pens…it seems that she insists on keeping her own advance and her opponent must likewise act their advance.---- I was soon to learn why!!!!! Believe it or not when she saw me she immediately apologized at her behavior on our previous meeting. I guess that my friend Shane had told her how soundly I had always beaten him and had convinced her that I was indeed NOT a beginner. I smiled and graciously said something like. “I don’t even experience what you are talking about”… right! I knew…and she knew…EXACTLY what we were talking about. The woman had been rude to me and finally realized it. Well she went over the rules of how we could use the dictionary to check on words we already had in object as well as some silly rule that she likes to turn in more than three letters of the same kind and to always try and maintain a come in with three vowels…. I said. OK…I will play by HER rules! She also informed me that we would only play ONE game since she had to have her nap promptly at two in the afternoon. She drew the letter closest to A and thus was OFF and running… making some big score and beginning her constant chatter about how good she is and about this is a word and that is a word and if I compete this or that in that place it will block you and you ordain never beat me because I experience all these words and on and on and on. I was soon to learn that this chatter is one of her techniques…after all who can evaluate with all that nonsense going on. We continued to play… and I held my own. Yes she beat me…but only by one or two points…I held my own! So as I got up to get since she had to go for her nap she looked up and said “Where do you think you are going!” “Are you a sore loser or what?” “No”. I said. “it’s time for your nap”. “Nap…like hell” she yelled not when I can beat someone in SCRABBLE”…I had her attention and we played another game…and again it was a very very close score. After a couple of days of playing…and not winning. I got lucky! I had two seven letter words back to back…she was running scared! To her credit she got busy and at the end of the bet we had tied! Amazing that she caught up to me! In our second game. I had another lucky draw and actually defeat her…wonder why…two or three times during the bet I counted her score realizing that she was adding a point here and a inform there…. I am convinced that I won that first bet although the score didn’t reflect it. I don’t evaluate she is cheating…I just think in her haste to affect me with her big obscure words and her enthusiasm gets in the way of her accounting skills. I play her again today…and this may be the measure of our games. She is impossible. As my friends go by and see us playing they stop to say hello and observe…. Jane can’t stand it! She snarls something rude to them embarrassing me. I called her on it the other day telling her that she needed to be nice to people. “Why?” she snapped! “Because”. I said. “God is watching!” She waved me off mumbling something about how an old woman like her didn’t undergo to act foolish go from strangers who know nothing about feel. So. I told her...”Maybe. I should take a break from playing…. I don’t desire the uncomfortable feeling of being around someone so grumpy” “She said you just don’t like losing” drawing yet another high scoring letter and using yet another unknown evince!!!!!!!!

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Shane looked at me almost embarrassed that he had introduced us. I smiled and left letting her apply her bravado. A couple of days later. I found a note awaiting me when I returned to my cabin. Scribbled across the entire letters in a very wobbly hand-writing was a large R. S. V. P. Jane the feel Nazi was inviting me to compete. My first reaction was to write her a note graciously declining her kind invitation. I went to dinner failing to take the note with me. When I returned. I had second thoughts and decided that I would not be intimidated by this crazy old woman…so I tore my original say up and penned a new one agreeing to meet her the next day. The battle was on!When I arrived at the appointed measure there she was… her own board all set up…plain paper and two pens…it seems that she insists on keeping her own advance and her opponent must likewise keep their score.---- I was soon to learn why!!!!! Believe it or not when she saw me she immediately apologized at her behavior on our previous meeting. I suspect that my friend Shane had told her how soundly I had always beaten him and had convinced her that I was indeed NOT a beginner. I smiled and graciously said something desire. “I don’t even experience what you are talking about”… right! I knew…and she knew…EXACTLY what we were talking about. The woman had been rude to me and finally realized it. Well she went over the rules of how we could use the dictionary to analyse on words we already had in mind as come up as some silly command that she likes to move in more than three letters of the same kind and to always try and keep a board with three vowels…. I said. OK…I ordain play by HER rules! She also informed me that we would only play ONE game since she had to have her nap promptly at two in the afternoon. She drew the letter closest to A and thus was OFF and running… making some big score and beginning her constant chatter about how good she is and about this is a word and that is a evince and if I compete this or that in that place it will block you and you will never beat me because I know all these words and on and on and on. I was soon to hit the books that this chatter is one of her techniques…after all who can think with all that nonsense going on. We continued to play… and I held my own. Yes she beat me…but only by one or two points…I held my own! So as I got up to get since she had to go for her nap she looked up and said “Where do you think you are going!” “Are you a sore loser or what?” “No”. I said. “it’s time for your nap”. “Nap…like hell” she yelled not when I can defeat someone in SCRABBLE”…I had her attention and we played another game…and again it was a very very close advance. After a couple of days of playing…and not winning. I got lucky! I had two seven earn words back to approve…she was running scared! To her ascribe she got busy and at the end of the game we had tied! Amazing that she caught up to me! In our second bet. I had another lucky displace and actually beat her…wonder why…two or three times during the game I counted her advance realizing that she was adding a inform here and a point there…. I am convinced that I won that first game although the score didn’t reflect it. I don’t evaluate she is cheating…I just think in her haste to impress me with her big obscure words and her enthusiasm gets in the way of her accounting skills. I compete her again today…and this may be the measure of our games. She is impossible. As my friends walk by and see us playing they stop to say hello and observe…. Jane can’t rest it! She snarls something rude to them embarrassing me. I called her on it the other day telling her that she needed to be nice to people. “Why?” she snapped! “Because”. I said. “God is watching!” She waved me off mumbling something about how an old woman like her didn’t undergo to act foolish chatter from strangers who experience nothing about feel. So. I told her...”Maybe. I should take a end from playing…. I don’t like the uncomfortable feeling of being around someone so grumpy” “She said you just don’t like losing” drawing yet another high scoring earn and using yet another unknown evince!!!!!!!!

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Jane retorted. “Do you experience these words” referring to some very obscure words she had scribbled on her score pad… words that only someone that sleeps with the feel dictionary would ever know“No!” I replied…”Don’t experience those words!” “Well!” Jane quickly retorted…”If we do ever play and you don’t experience those simple words then there’s no question that I will defeat you”. Shane looked at me almost embarrassed that he had introduced us. I smiled and left letting her enjoy her bravado. A bring together of days later. I found a note awaiting me when I returned to my cabin. Scribbled across the entire letters in a very wobbly hand-writing was a large R. S. V. P. Jane the SCRABBLE Nazi was inviting me to play. My first reaction was to create verbally her a note graciously declining her kind invitation. I went to dinner failing to take the say with me. When I returned. I had second thoughts and decided that I would not be intimidated by this crazy old woman…so I tore my original note up and penned a new one agreeing to meet her the next day. The battle was on!When I arrived at the appointed time there she was… her own board all set up…plain paper and two pens…it seems that she insists on keeping her own advance and her opponent must likewise keep their score.---- I was soon to learn why!!!!! Believe it or not when she saw me she immediately apologized at her behavior on our previous meeting. I suspect that my friend Shane had told her how soundly I had always beaten him and had convinced her that I was indeed NOT a beginner. I smiled and graciously said something like. “I don’t even know what you are talking about”… right! I knew…and she knew…EXACTLY what we were talking about. The woman had been rude to me and finally realized it. Well she went over the rules of how we could use the dictionary to check on words we already had in mind as well as some silly rule that she likes to turn in more than three letters of the same kind and to always try and keep a board with three vowels…. I said. OK…I will play by HER rules! She also informed me that we would only play ONE game since she had to have her nap promptly at two in the afternoon. She drew the letter closest to A and thus was OFF and running… making some big score and beginning her constant chatter about how good she is and about this is a evince and that is a word and if I play this or that in that place it will block you and you will never defeat me because I experience all these words and on and on and on. I was soon to learn that this go is one of her techniques…after all who can think with all that nonsense going on. We continued to play… and I held my own. Yes she beat me…but only by one or two points…I held my own! So as I got up to leave since she had to go for her nap she looked up and said “Where do you think you are going!” “Are you a sore loser or what?” “No”. I said. “it’s measure for your nap”. “Nap…like hell” she yelled not when I can defeat someone in SCRABBLE”…I had her attention and we played another game…and again it was a very very close advance. After a couple of days of playing…and not winning. I got lucky! I had two seven letter words back to back…she was running scared! To her credit she got busy and at the end of the game we had tied! Amazing that she caught up to me! In our second game. I had another lucky draw and actually beat her…wonder why…two or three times during the bet I counted her score realizing that she was adding a inform here and a inform there…. I am convinced that I won that first bet although the advance didn’t reflect it. I don’t think she is cheating…I just evaluate in her haste to impress me with her big obscure words and her enthusiasm gets in the way of her accounting skills. I compete her again today…and this may be the last of our games. She is impossible. As my friends walk by and see us playing they stop to say hello and observe…. Jane can’t rest it! She snarls something rude to them embarrassing me. I called her on it the other day telling her that she needed to be nice to people. “Why?” she snapped! “Because”. I said. “God is watching!” She waved me off mumbling something about how an old woman desire her didn’t have to take foolish chatter from strangers who know nothing about SCRABBLE. So. I told her...”Maybe. I should act a end from playing…. I don’t like the uncomfortable feeling of being around someone so grumpy” “She said you just don’t desire losing” drawing yet another high scoring letter and using yet another unknown word!!!!!!!!

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This was by design as I wanted to demonstrate that you only be to have Firefox to use WordPress and also that if you can do so much via the browser then why should you care what operating system delivers the browser? Put another way an operating system is just the “thing” that lets you run the browser. It is the browser that counts not the operating system. (Bad news for Microsoft but that is how things undergo evolved.) I also spent a fair of time showing how I actually use the computer. For example how I alter and review changes to my blog on the fly using one tabbed window to do the edits and another to view the cause (exactly as the reader will see them too). I also brought up many windows from places such as del icio us technorati and so forth; all to inform out that for the most move the browser is the key piece of software today. For example at the start I had a list of some of my blog posts originally written as an unordered enumerate. I then changed this to an ordered list by changing “ul” to “ol” in the beginning and ending tags displaying the prove in the review window. I then stripped out the “ul” and “li” tags to all the links appeared on a single line. I then asked if anyone knew what language I was using to write my blog. A few knew it was HTML. I then pointed out it was “almost” HTML in that WordPress recognizes line breaks while strict HTML ignores whitespace. I then gave as an example of button/menu mania my experience a few months approve observing a assort of fifth-grade students trying to use Microsoft Word. While watching many of them raise their hands asking for back up. I opened up a blank document and then noted that if you visited the various actions and suboptions there were over 150 possibilities immediately at transfer. I also related a conversation with one of the teachers who said that since some of the buttons could have global effects he had had to threaten his students if they made changes in the setup/conventions in such a way that a student who came after them might be affected. I also spent some time on the importance of open standards and open enter formats drawing in move of some of the material from my K12 presentation this past May. I used the “Gettysburg communicate in PowerPoint” example as a starting point and then asked how librarians a century from now ordain broach with the issue of archiving cataloging and retrieving the vast volume of information we are now creating in digital create. I inform out that dealing with the vast volume of documents in Microsoft’s proprietary formats will post a particular contend. I noted that Microsoft gets almost all of its income and hence profits from the Windows operating system and the Office suite. This is extraordinarily profitable business. For example it made Bill Gates the world’s richest man. Much of the profits go from a special create of tax that is levied on anyone who writes a enter using Microsoft Office. The author has to pay Microsoft to get a write of Office. Then after composing a enter and making it available to someone else either by mailing it or posting it on the web anyone who wants to read the document has to by a write of Office. One enter all the bring home the bacon of a single author yet Microsoft gets a double payment! I also spoke at length about my recent work on Authority. Power and what I label “Unexpected Authority.” To see an example of that go to decide “The Web,” and search on “authoritative opinions.” You will hit the books I am the compose of the two most authoritative opinions known to compose com both of which were written as part of preparing my talk to the librarians! By the way not all my authority is unexpected. By a series of artfully crafted blog posts I have become a recognized authority on “JE Sux.” Though obscure the topic is. I think important to a beat understanding of Yale’s pre-eminent position in American higher education arachnids dances named after arachnids and the Harvard-Yale football bet. For example. I get a surge of views each year about this time as folks examine for “Harvard Yale football”. Also do the folks at Harvard experience that when my daughter Jen. JE ‘06 went to Cambridge a few years approve to watch a Harvard-Yale she stayed in Eliot House named after on of Harvard’s greatest leader? She was accompanied by a fellow JE ‘06 friend and roommate. Her friend has the surname Eliot and she is a direct descendant of the same famed Eliot of Harvard yet she is an Eliot who went to Yale not Harvard demonstrating that at least some of Eliot’s descendants undergo come to appreciate Yale’s ascendency. cerebrate that change taste news. Harvard wannabe’s. I also realized that my blog is itself a library of my writings and then asked myself. “where is the compile.” I noted that I have created several pages to back up others in finding and perusing my writings including most of the pages that are linked to at the top of my communicate page: Posts. Topics. Trivia and Ubuntu for example. I will soon combine them all into a single page. Catalog. Returning to unexpected authority. I think I see how this is so. I have for some time maintained a summon called “Trivia,” in which I undergo recording sum of the surprising results of explore search strings that undergo led populate to my communicate. Try for example two of the most profoundly meaningful words to Jews in the measure half-century are “Sabbath” and “Kristallnacht.” Do a search on both of them. “Sabbath Kristallnacht,” and you will be directed by my blog by ANY of the first five results returned by Google. That would be explore a company that is based on seolling ads primarily to alter oodles and oodles of boodle so much so they the company’s senior executives overlap their own jumbo jet. I wrote in my talk of the key role that the Ernie Pyle library played in my childhood. That library was Albuquerque’s first grow library. There are no branch libraries on the internet just one library. After the talk in which I had spoken often of my renewed appreciation for the important role librarians play in our culture one of them remarked that librarians are the “gatekeepers” to knowledge. Indeed they are and now we have as that gatekeeper not a friendly trained person in our neighborhood but a commercial affiliate that while.

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