[LM_NET] ... count one for our side...

[Earl Jules Moniz <earlj.moniz@YMAIL.COM>]

Here are the 
Hello Librarians, and our favorite Latin lurker, et al.,

Here are the last two sentences of the original article...


Benjamin Feshbach, who’s now considered a power searcher, has his own ideas. 
 
 
“I
think there should be a program where Google asks kids questions about
what they’re searching for,” he said, “like a Google robot.” [ OR say ... 
sort of what a librarian might do? Earl J.]


So, what happens when you lose your connection, the power goes out, or your 
computer crashes?
It appears it is yet another very subtle attempt to remove the word librarian from 
the public consciousness... it appeared to me they went out of their way to avoid 
using the term library, librarian, or researcher (which might imply library or 
archive to many) from the article... gee whiz...


Very sad...  until that time ...


Earl J. Moniz
Librarian/Photo Editor/Network Admin/Information Specialist
USA Special Operations Command History Office, Fort Bragg, North Carolina
earljDOTmonizATymailDOTcom


      

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