Diggin' through CML's toolbox.

So, this week we're supposed to rummage around someone else's toolbox and see what we find. Reminds me of that Ghost Hunter's episode that aired on 10/8/08. The two ladies on that show are always snooping around. If I were a ghost and saw people snooping around in my stuff, I'd not give them the satisfaction of showing myself to them! Ok, we're supposed to be looking for ghosts, let's have a conversation about something else and snoop around. Ok, but I digress. Toolbox...digging...CML...snooping - no not snooping. LOL. So, CML's website has a power tool section. No, not drills and nail guns. http://www.columbuslibrary.org/ebranch/index.cfm?pageid=209 <- That's the link. :D

I'm pretty familiar with some of the links on there: twitter, gmail, librarything...etc. Some, didn't have much appeal to me: Firefox, Technorati, TechCrunch not to be confused with Captain Crunch. I looked at boing boing. That was kinda weird. It didn't really interest me much except for the bit about Jay Walker's (founder of Priceline) library. You gotta read this: http://www.boingboing.net/2008/10/08/nerd-library-to-end.html Talk about extravagant. Ok- maybe BoingBoing is a bit cooler than I give it credit for. So, here's the link: http://boingboing.net/. Another link that interested me was the one called MAKE...and the link to that one: http://makezine.com/. Halloween's coming up and I don't have a costume. Maybe this is the answer? Maybe si...maybe no. I was disappointed by http://www.stumbleupon.com/. Seemed like it kept giving me the same websites. Who knows, maybe there's more to it.

Here's a pic of that guy's library: