Librarian

The American people are not content -- they take pride in the fact that Americans are co-operating with the League -- that the Librarian is an American, that many of those selected by the League for important work are Americans as the Commission General in charge of the financial reconstruction of Hungary, in all about a score of Americans "working in the various departments at Geneva that have to do with public health, with the mandates, with the protection of minorities, with the problems of transportation and with matters relating to safety at sea."

The United States and the League of Nations 1925

The article eventually led to eight years of research, new friends around the world and a book called My Librarian is a Camel.

Bringing Books to Children- Ruurs 2009

The Librarian is IN is BCR's blog for public librarians and includes news, tips, trends, updates from conferences and in-depth discussions about issues from the world of public libraries.

New Blog: The Librarian is IN 2009

The article eventually led to eight years of research, new friends around the world and a book called My Librarian is a Camel.

February 2009 2009

The reason I bring upThe Librarian is that in one scene, our hero tries to charma girl by telling her that her facial features areperfectbecause they fitthe “Golden Ratio”; a mathematical standarddescribing the ideal of beauty.

The Perfect Face 2008

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All The Secret Paypal/Ebay Email Addresses And Phone Numbers You Could Ever Want - The Consumerist 2008

In essence, Librarian is a summer movie blockbuster on a winter TV budget, and has all the virtues and flaws you'd expect from that odd pairing — including never taking itself too seriously.

Librarian goes a third round with 'Curse of the Judas Chalice' 2008

This sequel to The Librarian is several orders of magnitude better than Chamberlain's.

The Librarian: Return to King Solomon's Mines Bill Crider 2007

This sequel to The Librarian is several orders of magnitude better than Chamberlain's.

Archive 2007-09-09 Bill Crider 2007

I remember Karen Schneider (whose blog, Free Range Librarian, is essential, by the way) from the old dark ages of the Internet in the early 1990's, when I ran the NETTRAIN listserv for those of us out on digital frontier, trying to teach people about why they get used to things like email, ftp, and Gopher.

How OPACs Suck 2006