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has nothign to do with google. just bookmark the worldcat website lol
someone should plot the worldcat libraries on google maps hehe
Regarding Chris Locke's Google trick, someone ought to show him this trick. Google this:
site:worldcatlibraries.org cluetrain
And you'll get this:
http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Aworldcatlibraries.org+cluetrain
It limits the results to only the worldcatlibraries.org site. You can do that for other sites as well. I often use "site:en.wikipedia.org XXXX" for my searches.
Military chaplins? Chaplins? i think we need more of them in the army! Though, in French, we have the expression "C'est un charlot!", a dismissive way of judging the incompetence of somebody. Also, the Skeptic magazine 2 years ago had the same typo on its cover, intoducing Dawkins' latest book as "The Devil's Chaplin". Quels charlots we are!!