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Maura won the 1st price for her grade in the Redwood Shores reader's contest. Here she receives the price from vice-major Foust. The award was during the ground-breaking of the new Redwood Shores library; you can see the equipment in the background
Ok so I don't have a iPhone but I thought I'd give apple's new online RSS reader for the iPhone a spin on my blog.
Guest reader at Lake Ridge Neighborhood Library
Hon. Ruth Anderson, Occoquan District Supervisor, Prince William County
National Library Week 2016
發現自己也越來越多的blog想看，但總是不願意用專門的RSS閱讀軟體看，那天用了Google Reader，總感覺有股親切感，或許是..他的界面吧，google的厲害處在於他的軟體介面類似、直覺。另一個原因是統統網路化，跑到那台電腦都可以看到，這真的很方便，我現在也很多東西漸漸網路化，很難想像以後的實體電腦會變成如何？！
Guest reader at Lake Ridge Neighborhood Library
Hon. Ruth Anderson, Occoquan District Supervisor, Prince William County
National Library Week 2016
53 readers took part in the News of the World Read-Aloud on Thursday, Feb. 1 in the MST Atrium. All in all, 24 students and 29 faculty and staff brought the book to life for the nearly 120 people who dropped during the day to listen the readers.
Leader readers' pictures
Submitted by: Evan Webb
Description: "An electric motor driven little car,with all working part's....finished in brass..aluminium..etc....21 years old and counting!"
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This is the micro SD card from my new phone, plus a USB micro SD card reader. These things have gotten so small! The card is smaller than my pinky nail, and the reader doesn't even have the usual housing of a USB plug (rectangular metal surround), it just has the 'hot' contacts. This is pretty cool to me but it's already starting to seem like dressed-up old technology; in a couple of years won't everything be wireless?