Daily Thoughts 09/19/2019

Revolution of the Bookstore New Illustrated Collection at 20 centimes Didier & Méricant, editors, 1 rue du Pont de Lodi Street Sold here, 1897

Daily Thoughts 09/19/2019

I checked the library Twitter and Facebook this morning.

I finished reading History of Libraries in the Western World Compact Textbook Edition by Michael H. Harris.  The last part was on Latin American libraries.  This is an attempt at a complete survey of libraries throughout history.  It gives a fairly complete idea of what libraries are about historically.

I finished reading Particle Physics A Graphic Guide by Tom Whynite and Oliver Pugh. It is entertaining reading about physics particles.  I learned about quarks, muons, protons, and other particles.  There is also quite a bit about machinery for particle physics like cloud chambers and colliders.

I checked the displays and the gift books.

I worked on shifting some mystery books this morning.

I spent some time checking books in the mezzanine.

There is a Microsoft Power Point 2019 class in the computer lab tonight from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

I read a copy of Booklist.

I also looked up some more science books.

Web Bits

Hopefully our contract will be ratified on Friday.
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