Author: Bethany Nowviskie
Published: Jun 5th, 2009
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Bethany Nowviskie writes here on issues related to the digital humanities, textual criticism, libraries, and scholarly communication. This page also houses a traditional vita and information on digital projects and software. Nowviskie is Director of Digital Research & Scholarship at the University of Virginia Library and Associate Director of the Scholarly Communication Institute.

If, like Falstaff, you're feeling "scoured to nothing with perpetual motion," you can use the green button to stop the falling letters. But then you'll never have an anagrammatic experience.

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@digitalhumanist That occurred to me, too -- but there's something about Buster Keaton & a DIY house-in-week that just screams DH in 2010 :) in reply to digitalhumanist 14 hrs ago
Dear #oneweek This is no hype, just affection in the home stretch: Go, team, go! When it's over, watch this together: http://bit.ly/aLjmYG 14 hrs ago
@joegilbert Yeah, Joe! Get a move on! You act like your boss skipped town and left a ton of work on your plate! PS: the water's fine. in reply to joegilbert 14 hrs ago
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