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As the inner walls come up, you can see both where the robot viewing window will be (largest rectangle, center, bottom) and where the lights will shine through to illuminate the decorative screen (smaller rectangles, various size)

first pix taken (posted) from "inside the box". low res photos, but you can get the gist - it's HUGE

As the inner walls come up, you can see both where the robot viewing window will be (largest rectangle, center, bottom) and where the lights will shine through to illuminate the decorative screen (smaller rectangles, various size)

first pix taken (posted) from "inside the box". low res photos, but you can get the gist - it's HUGE

Congrats to Michael. :-)

Whataguy!!!!!

Interesting to see this article today as, just yesterday I (@Mark Mattison) attended a session w/ the guy who ran social media for Obama's campaign -- as it relates to the library, my #1 take away from that session was that we have be building content (& catalog search tools) that are viewable/usable on handheld devices as they are becoming people's primary connection to the Web.

Check out this presentation from a conference I attended in September: http://www.oclc.org/us/en/multimedia/2009/files/faust.pdf

I really enjoyed Sandy's talk. I especially loved hearing the sound bite from the radio interview with Albert Einstein.

more info http://bit.ly/1ecfn5