Comments on: Beautiful day in the neighborhood http://remainingrelevant.net/remaining/130 Why stop dreaming when you wake up? Thu, 04 Dec 2008 19:57:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Wandering Ways » Blog Archive » Independence Day Update http://remainingrelevant.net/remaining/130#comment-1207 Wandering Ways » Blog Archive » Independence Day Update Wed, 05 Jul 2006 01:54:43 +0000 http://localhost/remainingrelevant/?p=130#comment-1207 [...] In other news, Happy 4th of July to those who have it as more than just the fourth day of the month! I’d also like to make quick nods to the folks I’ve noticed linking my last post, and hope they decide to stick around a bit. So to CW and Lichen, hats off to you, glad you liked the post. Maybe there are others that have linked it or other things, and if so please let me know: I like knowing people are finding something worthwhile on here, and because I have trackbacks turned off due to spam issues, I often don’t find your referral. [...] [...] In other news, Happy 4th of July to those who have it as more than just the fourth day of the month! I’d also like to make quick nods to the folks I’ve noticed linking my last post, and hope they decide to stick around a bit. So to CW and Lichen, hats off to you, glad you liked the post. Maybe there are others that have linked it or other things, and if so please let me know: I like knowing people are finding something worthwhile on here, and because I have trackbacks turned off due to spam issues, I often don’t find your referral. [...]

]]> By: Nabil http://remainingrelevant.net/remaining/130#comment-1206 Nabil Wed, 05 Jul 2006 00:32:59 +0000 http://localhost/remainingrelevant/?p=130#comment-1206 Thanks for the linkage, and glad you enjoyed my comments. I hope you followed my own reference back to Terra Nova, as some of their discussion about virtual worlds I think would definitely interest you, from looking at your blog. There's a certain amount of amusement I've gained from all this: first, I apparently live about an hour from you; and second, my mother was a library for a number of years, with her MLS from University of Denver... she hasn't done much with library science lately, but her previous claim to fame (so to speak) was her development of the first online bibliographic search at UND back when she was part of the science library there. This may seem a somewhat random and tenuous connection for amusement, but you take your grins when you can. In either case, I've added you to my feedlist, and look forward to reading more as time continues. :) Thanks for the linkage, and glad you enjoyed my comments. I hope you followed my own reference back to Terra Nova, as some of their discussion about virtual worlds I think would definitely interest you, from looking at your blog.

There’s a certain amount of amusement I’ve gained from all this: first, I apparently live about an hour from you; and second, my mother was a library for a number of years, with her MLS from University of Denver… she hasn’t done much with library science lately, but her previous claim to fame (so to speak) was her development of the first online bibliographic search at UND back when she was part of the science library there. This may seem a somewhat random and tenuous connection for amusement, but you take your grins when you can.

In either case, I’ve added you to my feedlist, and look forward to reading more as time continues. :)

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