You CAN ask a Librarian. L-Net is a virtual reference service for Oregon residents where you can connect with librarians through chat, text or email. And it's free. And you can do it from home, the bar, where ever. http://www.oregonlibraries.net/ Did I mention that it is free? And you can talk with real, live librarians?
I noticed that the screen would flicker..they are just doing a blackout via javascript.
If you disable javascript on your browser you can still access wikipedia. They don't want the search engines to stop spidering their site...so they aren't truly dark.
Thanks! I brought my work computer home just in case we're home bound. Should Snownarรถk bring the city to its knees, I'll still be able to get work done!
You could also get in touch with a LIBRARIAN. You know, people with GRADUATE DEGREES in facilitating RESEARCH?
#6 - If you're that socially awkward, you can always use the online "Chat with a Librarian" option that virtually every single library in existence has on their website.
I can see it now "what do you do before the internet? How did you study? learn?"
well kid, it's easy we actually learned something in school!
There were them old timey libraries just like Marjorie said!
We actually had to write real papers, not art projects and papers about pop culture.
In short we actually knew more than fuck all and did'nt depend on wikipedia or a fucking I phone for everything
When I am in the third world or sailing offshore, I take the downloaded Wikipedia.
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/4-free-tools-…
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Dat…
And on the Bay there is this English_Wikipedia_(All_Articles)_-_May_2011
If you disable javascript on your browser you can still access wikipedia. They don't want the search engines to stop spidering their site...so they aren't truly dark.
#6 - If you're that socially awkward, you can always use the online "Chat with a Librarian" option that virtually every single library in existence has on their website.
well kid, it's easy we actually learned something in school!
There were them old timey libraries just like Marjorie said!
We actually had to write real papers, not art projects and papers about pop culture.
In short we actually knew more than fuck all and did'nt depend on wikipedia or a fucking I phone for everything