A Luddite in the library - electric toothbrush reviews

Iam a Luddite.
I refuse to use an electric toothbrush or a can opener.
I threw our plug away. in teakettle.
I only read the actual books;
When I was driving, I didn't listen to them on the CD and I couldn't imagine scrolling through "Portrait of a Lady ".
"But I'm a lazy Leder.
I don't wash my clothes on the rocks; I love my TiVo;
When it comes to research, I think there is nothing better than the Internet.
For example, "make trouble.
"When I was sitting in my pajamas, Google gave 632,000 results in 0.
My one in 36 seconds-word request.
As usual, Wikipedia is in1.
In fact, on every search engine I try, Wikipedia appears first or second.
The hierarchy is based on keywords, algorithms, and the number of clicks on the site.
Although teachers around the world are slandering Wikipedia, it seems that Wikipedia is becoming stronger and stronger. Bing.
Microsoft's new com gave me 311,000 "Luddite" sites.
It is visually pleasing and also lists the words "related search" including the words "Ludt wine", "charity", "Land of Yates" and "destruction"
"Yahoo is the only company including a doctor.
Blue Bird Ludd sweater.
I clicked.
It doesn't look like a hand-
It is woven by candlelight, but the cost is enough. Ask. com (
Original Ask Jeeves)
It's more fragmented on the page and it looks simpler, but the first list is "Lu Deren from Amazon ".
Millions of titles new and used.
"This is a clear contradiction.
Anyone who deserves his salt will go to the bookstore. On his bicycle.
Of course, any real Lude will go to the library.
So I decided to travel. -in my car --
Go to the big central library in the city center
I'll see what the Dewey Decimal System listed under "Luddite" is.
"But first of all, I have to take a shower and get dressed.
From the past to the library, I know a lot of people who go there don't take a shower.
They usually sit at the table next to me.
It's also a great place for students and homeless people to sleep.
I don't blame them.
Comfortable chair.
Temperature-
Control and quiet.
When I got dressed, I heard on the radio about the city hall demonstration. Eighteen-
The driver blocked the streets in protest against container charges.
So I Googled the "ground streets, traffic, Los Angeles" and a great site came up in color --
Red, yellow and green are coordinated.
My route is green.
I grabbed my notebook and pencil and left.
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Riordan Central Library
But this article is about research.
I like the library very much. -
Light, quiet, especially books on bookshelves and bookshelves, every one is possible.
I put books in the university library.
I found stories and themes that I have never seen before.
I was also flashed by a guy in a raincoat whose trouser legs were tied to his lower leg.
The central library no longer has a catalogue of ordinary cards.
These cards are now used artistically in the queue of elevator wells;
The small drawers in the banks in some parts of the building are not open.
Instead, I search on the computer in the library.
I entered "Luddite" and it gave me a list of six books (six! )
And links to Amazon reviews.
I started looking for every book.
To be frank, the Dewey decimal system is easier to understand than the algorithm, but with search engines I don't need to understand the algorithm-
In order to find a book, I have to understand the number and letter hierarchy of DDS.
Still, when I went through the library, I first searched 301. 5 F7925 (
Surprisingly, after 301, there was no on the shelf. 4)
I saw a lot of interesting things.
Many people in the library use free Wi-Fi.
I met the same young tattoo couple in different places, read a little and moved on.
They look very happy.
In the gallery on the first floor, I had to stop to see the amazing portraits of celebrities by photographer Yousuf cash.
Carol fessenthal's "Clinton in Exile" is the first book on my list, and in terms of relevance, it's a dumb bullet.
It has a chapter titled "Luddite Meets bloggers ". " No.
First person cool: Who are we (So Far)
, "Contains an article by Gail Roberts," sexual ludism.
Numbers 3 and 4 are non-fiction books that use "Luddite" as a counter
Study the technical terms of other things. I found No.
3. "Against the Machine: The ludism tradition hidden in literature, art and personal life", but not.
Coyote in the maze: Tracking Edward Abbey in the word world is gone. No.
5 is on the shelf, claiming to be "a new
The Leder started.
"Its appeal is limited because it was published in 1986.
Then, in the last game, I won the gold medal. -
Not like I thought.
G. writing "through battle: The Story of ludism riots"A.
Henty is listed as "teenager ".
"The children's room was right next to the library circular hall on the second floor, which surprised me.
Dark wooden beams drawn with art and craft design.
Thick carpet, high windows, exquisite chandelier.
On each wall, there is a Albert Holt mural depicting the history of California, originally installed in 1928.
My book is not on the shelf, but the librarian knows where it is.
"There are reservations," she said . "
"This is an old one.
She took out a box for the museum and opened the lid.
The book was wrapped in paper towels. -
The cover clearly shows a boy's historical adventure.
It was published in 1886;
The pages are black and crisp, and the binding is worn out.
I have history in my hand.
It smells good, like a book from my grandmother's house in Missouri, it's long gone.
There is a plate on the cover that says "property of L. T.
Szymanski of Engine CompanyNo 59, LAFD.
"It belongs to a young fireman, I think, who is still reading chapter books.
After these years, I took his book and felt very attached to him.
It's too fragile to really read, but it doesn't seem to matter.
When I got home, I immediately sat in front of the computer and entered Google's "Szymanski and LAFD ".
The other Szymanskis also came up.
Jerry, commander in the valley.
Tim, public information officer.
I want to call them but I don't know what I will say.
I search using "Engine Company 59 and LAFD history" and click on one site after another, and finally in the profile of lafire.
Com, I found a picture of a fireman L about 1920T. Szymanski.
I click on it to make it full screen.
34 years after the publication of crossing the fire line, he was there.
As a fire truck driver, his collar is buckled and his brows are locked, bigger than I thought, but there is still something in his eyes that tells a boy who likes to read.
I stayed in the library for three hours and didn't know much about the Luddites, but what I found actually made me shudder.
This is what I found out: If you have a specific destination, the Web is where you are going.
If you only need to search, there is no such place as the library.
Diana Warman is the author of the novel deep skin, spontaneous and bumpy.
"She is a part-time professor in Long Beach, California.