Selections, Pt. 2

• Some really lovely photos of really lovely subway stations. I’ve only seen the Russian ones in person. Now I have a goal, however. (from someone who knows his subways)


• We never get any good graffiti like this at my library.


• Bloggers' Seven Biggest Sins. I'm about half-and-half. Oh, well, my heart is hardly breaking over it. (from VALIS)


• Free-running sounds fun, doesn't it? Except when you actually find out what it is, it suddenly doesn't look so fun... (from DDC's blog)


• Bad driving codified (from Christopher)


• Young men and old women talk alike? Paging Ashton and Demi (sorry, couldn’t resist!)


• Since we're on gender and language: Women who say "uh-huh" and the men who "uh-huh" back at them


• Library employees have to be smarter than this. Don't they?


• Ahhh, America: the classless society. Or, well, or not. (from Libcat)


• Speaking of which, remember last fall when we apologized for electing Bush? Well, now MoveOn is trying to "put a face" on poverty. (from Librarian's Rant)


• Passwords suck. And so does the multiplying horde of other computer IDs.


• If W. were Moses, this is what he'd sound like. Maybe. (from Miriam)


• Another list of Books To Read--this is for geeks only, however (from Lorcan Dempsey)


• A better spell-checker than the one Blogger uses. (from Library Stuff)


• Finally, from Librarian in Black: IM shorthand for Monty Python fans

Enough. For this time.