I think many of us can learn how to use Google more effectively. This 2-page quick reference sheet will help.
Submitted by Jack Batterson
I think many of us can learn how to use Google more effectively. This 2-page quick reference sheet will help.
Submitted by Jack Batterson
This week, Technical Services celebrated two great milestones. Rebecca Schedler recently marked her 30th work anniversary and Sue Barnes her 25th. To celebrate, congratulate, and thank them for their years of service we had cake (of course) and other goodies. Thank you Rebecca and Sue for all you have done for MU Libraries!
— Corrie
http://www.emergencyemail.org/Default.asp
Get free email or wireless notifications of severe weather.
Submitted by Jack Batterson
PT Martin (Technical Services) loves to sew, and especially to quilt. She has been quilting for three years. PT says that she likes sewing because it’s easy to fix mistakes if necessary. Lately, she’s been making quilts to raise money for good causes.
http://www.butterfliesandmoths.org/identify
If you need help identifying a butterfly, moth or caterpillar, this website can help.
https://www.umsystem.edu/curators/wellness/2015_wellness_incentive
I found this on my HR page when I signed in to do my time sheet. This is an important website we will need to know about for the upcoming annual enrollment.
Submitted by Jack Batterson
https://www.umsystem.edu/totalrewards/2015_annual_enrollment
MU is offering an expanded 2015 Wellness Incentive—which will pay you up to $450 for taking steps to a healthier life. Watch this page for details and updates.
Submitted by Jack Batterson
For Technical Services' August birthday break, Suzanne Lippard prepared a delicious casserole. Many of us asked for the recipe, and she has been kind enough to share it with Muse readers. Thank you, Suzanne!
http://gardens.missouri.edu/about/descriptions/treetrails/jesse%20halll-tree-trails-map.php
Roll the mouse over each number for full description of each tree.
Submitted by Jack Batterson
Where can you find the largest button collection in Ellis Library? No doubt, that would be in room 102 (Access Services). The collection covers a partition behind Delores Fisher's desk. Delores says that many of the buttons have been gifts from co-workers who bring them back from vacations and conferences. There are many library-related buttons. One of Delores's favorites features the King himself, Elvis Presley. Regarding the extensiveness of her button collection, Delores says, "That's what 40 years does for you!"
http://www.whatsthatbug.com/ask-whats-that-bug/
Do you have a bug you need identified? Email a photo of a bug for free identification.
Submitted by Jack Batterson
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