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Exceptional exhibits are highlighted each quarter. Selections from previous seasons are archived here . Please consider joining our MoOM Board of Directors won't you? You'll receive some nice swag and can lord it over your less civic-minded friends. Today it seems almost sacrilege to write a personal note in the front of a book.
Ten years ago today Jason Kottke launched his influential blog Kottke.org . The site is a fascinating collection of...whatever Kottke cares to post there. So prescient was his vision of the future of publishing though that today he's married to the co-founder of Blogger.com and can be counted among the earliest pioneers in the present era of online bricolage - the art of assembling diverse found objects. Bricolage has become one of the most dominant themes of the new online world.
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This weekend my oldest son finally got around to building the??tin can robot kit??he received for Christmas. While calling it a robot might be a little generous ??? tin can electric vehicle is probably more accurate, it was a fun project that offered a few lessons in mechanics, battery polarity, deciphering an exploded view, and [...]
' Bold text' ;THIS WIKI just to tell you all this is not true i just edit it to make it look like its been upgraded-- 124.179.171.82 11:02, 23 February 2009 (UTC) Welcome to the History of Archives, Recordkeeping, and Records Wiki, a product originally of the "History of Archives and Recordkeeping" course taught by Dr. Joe Turrini of Auburn University for the Southeastern Archives Education Collaborative (SAEC) with students from Auburn, Louisiana State University, and Middle Tennessee State University. The project was taken over by student Russell James of LSU and is now moderated by him. As you can see by going to the bottom of this wiki, many people have since contributed historical facts to the wiki.
