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Giantone · **Joined:** Aug 29, 2012 **Posts:** 674 **Images:** 0

Arlo has competition......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57sfRo26fAc

Giantone · **Joined:** Aug 29, 2012 **Posts:** 674 **Images:** 0

My parents loved this , I remember telling them it was a folk song and I thought they would have a heart attack .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMcfUjIguSs

tallyjanice · **Joined:** Jul 18, 2013 **Posts:** 791 **Images:** 1

Giantone wrote:

highway songs....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkGU6IDBOZQ

i played this and thought it wasn't a good "sing-along song". nice pictures of awesome cars. what do i know, lol. drive safe

100 bottles of beer on the wall, 100 bottles of beer

tallyjanice · **Joined:** Jul 18, 2013 **Posts:** 791 **Images:** 1

Giantone wrote:

Arlo has competition......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57sfRo26fAc

big smile on my face, what a cutie, did an awesome job. 4 yrs. old :!:

agnes · **Joined:** Sep 15, 1999 **Posts:** 8377

wow! what an evening of music!

well, i just happen to like this, so here goes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbLDI5lNdRQ

Giantone · **Joined:** Aug 29, 2012 **Posts:** 674 **Images:** 0

Another gone to early.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyIQCkLewj0

agnes · **Joined:** Sep 15, 1999 **Posts:** 8377

on that note

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3R7l7nDuj1o

tallyjanice · **Joined:** Jul 18, 2013 **Posts:** 791 **Images:** 1

agnes wrote:

interlude of the non musical sort

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNIUWv9_ZH0

but still, i really like this

and it is kind of funny, there is an albert einstein quote i recalled while listening to this clip, i have actually mentioned it around here not terribly long ago....and at the close of this talk, he quotes him as well! i was tickled. but that is just an aside

An excellent lecture. Throughout elementary school I was a library assistant. We are talking the Dewey Decimal System, lol. I was also a bookworm. It runs in the family, both my children love to read. I can't imagine not having a library at hand. And librarian's know EVERYTHING. In the rare event they don't know something they will work furiously until they do.

I still read fairy tales.

Thank you agnes.

Giantone · **Joined:** Aug 29, 2012 **Posts:** 674 **Images:** 0

Tis the season , the only version of this song that my kids ever knew !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSgEDKjmT5o

Giantone · **Joined:** Aug 29, 2012 **Posts:** 674 **Images:** 0

No Bruce but the rest of the band , and check out the top of the World Trade Center .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLRKLshPjTw

tallyjanice · **Joined:** Jul 18, 2013 **Posts:** 791 **Images:** 1

tallyjanice wrote:

agnes wrote:

interlude of the non musical sort

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNIUWv9_ZH0

but still, i really like this

and it is kind of funny, there is an albert einstein quote i recalled while listening to this clip, i have actually mentioned it around here not terribly long ago....and at the close of this talk, he quotes him as well! i was tickled. but that is just an aside

An excellent lecture. Throughout elementary school I was a library assistant. We are talking the Dewey Decimal System, lol. I was also a bookworm. It runs in the family, both my children love to read. I can't imagine not having a library at hand. And librarian's know EVERYTHING. In the rare event they don't know something they will work furiously until they do.

I still read fairy tales.

Thank you agnes.

P.S. although i was told otherwise, there is a library in my small community and i plan on visiting soon.

agnes · **Joined:** Sep 15, 1999 **Posts:** 8377

tallyjanice wrote:

agnes wrote:

interlude of the non musical sort

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNIUWv9_ZH0

but still, i really like this

and it is kind of funny, there is an albert einstein quote i recalled while listening to this clip, i have actually mentioned it around here not terribly long ago....and at the close of this talk, he quotes him as well! i was tickled. but that is just an aside

An excellent lecture. Throughout elementary school I was a library assistant. We are talking the Dewey Decimal System, lol. I was also a bookworm. It runs in the family, both my children love to read. I can't imagine not having a library at hand. And librarian's know EVERYTHING. In the rare event they don't know something they will work furiously until they do.

I still read fairy tales.

Thank you agnes.

P.S. although i was told otherwise, there is a library in my small community and i plan on visiting soon.

libraries still use the dewey decimal system me thinks. as a kid, my history with books as far as accessibility and variety went is kind of.....checkered? but anyhow! yes, i agree with you about librarians. i know i have asked them about stuff, (as recent as recently) and it seems they would become just as interested in finding out about it as i would be. and i really enjoyed the process.

tallyjanice · **Joined:** Jul 18, 2013 **Posts:** 791 **Images:** 1

agnes, if they are still using the dewey decimal system (in my town) they have NO idea how to use it. you are lucky to find a book alphabetically filed within the shelf you are looking at, never mind numerical . you also have to check, first names and every book beginning with "the". if you hit the jackpot and find the authors name you have a 50/50 chance of finding the book. In our society they are better off going with bar codes that can identify books out of place.

agnes · **Joined:** Sep 15, 1999 **Posts:** 8377

tallyjanice wrote:

agnes, if they are still using the dewey decimal system (in my town) they have NO idea how to use it. you are lucky to find a book alphabetically filed within the shelf you are looking at, never mind numerical . you also have to check, first names and every book beginning with "the". if you hit the jackpot and find the authors name you have a 50/50 chance of finding the book. In our society they are better off going with bar codes that can identify books out of place.

all i know is, them letters and numbers on the book's spine and such have made it easy for me to locate a book on the shelf, and to know exactly its place on the shelf (where on the shelf it belongs). however, i do recall seeing a sign on some shelves saying, "do not reshelve books", the staff preferring to do it, so as to avoid potential shelving mayhem.

agnes · **Joined:** Sep 15, 1999 **Posts:** 8377

agnes wrote:

tallyjanice wrote:

agnes, if they are still using the dewey decimal system (in my town) they have NO idea how to use it. you are lucky to find a book alphabetically filed within the shelf you are looking at, never mind numerical . you also have to check, first names and every book beginning with "the". if you hit the jackpot and find the authors name you have a 50/50 chance of finding the book. In our society they are better off going with bar codes that can identify books out of place.

all i know is, them letters and numbers on the book's spine and such have made it easy for me to locate a book on the shelf, and to know exactly its place on the shelf (where on the shelf it belongs). however, i do recall seeing a sign on some shelves saying, "do not reshelve books", the staff preferring to do it, so as to avoid potential shelving mayhem.

and now

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EmxbbAoDq4

or even

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOe9PJrbo0s

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