aw, mannnnn

[luciab]

I think a migraine must come with an attitude attached to it. I've been without a migraine for the last several days, (and a couple of those days I felt actively GOOD) but yesterday had sort of a pre-migraine (weird.... even I am not entirely sure what I mean by that) and today I got the real thing. The imitrex has made it not hurt, but damn, I feel like crap. Cranky, sleepy, just downright mean.

I've been reading more William Gibson-- I re-read Mona Lisa Overdrive and it made TONS more sense in sequence. All the details worked together to make it much richer. I just started Virtual Light and keep expecting it to tie into the Neuromancer series. I'm finally getting far enough into it that it's standing alone and I don't have that feeling as much.

Maybe a nap would help. Even the caf coffee isn't holding off the feeling.

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[island42.livejournal.com]

There is a librarian position open now; www.sas.com/jobs

[luciab.livejournal.com]

Hmmmm... well, I'm not a librarian yet. And I can't find the listing. Is it admin, or info services, or what? Just to see if they require a degree, you understand. ;>

[island42.livejournal.com]

Administrative Support Student - Corporate Library – 06001272

Description
You will perform basic cataloging functions under the guidance of the head cataloger at SAS' corporate Library. Your responsibilities will include searching OCLC's online database; performing copy cataloging of books, audio cassettes, compact discs and videos (according to LC Standards); updating records in OCLC; importing records into Horizon; and editing records in Horizon. Some additional responsibilities may include occasional staffing of the reference desk. Additionally candidate may support technical library staff with tasks such as web site content edits and library information administration.

Qualifications
A Master's degree student enrolled in an accredited ALA school and successful completion of 151- Organization of Materials or equivalent class;
Knowledge of AACR2 R and OCLC's Bibliographic formats and standards;
Knowledge of Library of Congress subject headings and authority file;
Knowledge of Classification web and LC Classification scheme;
Ability to be detail oriented and work independently with a high degree of accuracy.

http://www.sas.com/jobs/USjobs/search.html

[luciab.livejournal.com]

Ah... that does sound interesting. I do have a part time job, though, and am enrolled in summer school. Otherwise, I'd be very interested, I think. Scary, somehow.

[luciab.livejournal.com]

Oh, and thank you for thinking of me! I appreciate it.