Look, Pandora's important to the knowledge generation process

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Poll #10785

Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 22

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How are you today, flist?

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Wooo!
6 (28.6%)

Eh!
6 (28.6%)

Bleehhh.
9 (42.9%)

Most appealing of my Pandora stations (these are, of course, all labeled ____ Radio)

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Weep
4 (21.1%)

Chico Science
2 (10.5%)

Gene Krupa
0 (0.0%)

MC Frontalot
3 (15.8%)

Joni Mitchell
4 (21.1%)

Garth Brooks (ONLY GOD CAN JUDGE ME)
2 (10.5%)

Josh Kelley
0 (0.0%)

Atom Bomb (from the song by Fluke)
1 (5.3%)

Alanis Morissette
3 (15.8%)

Reading two (academic) books a day until August is

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Terrifying
13 (61.9%)

Unavoidable
8 (38.1%)

Manageable
5 (23.8%)

what is this i don't even
8 (38.1%)

AHAHAHAHAHAHA
12 (57.1%)

Note/citation database software of choice

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I am a sucker and paid for EndNote
0 (0.0%)

I only ever read articles, so I use Zotero
2 (12.5%)

I know the one true way of Evernote
3 (18.8%)

I use a word processor and take my life into my hands
9 (56.2%)

I use gdocs and wonder why it's so hard to find anything
1 (6.2%)

It is 1970 and I use some paper-based system
1 (6.2%)

Investigate this drop-down box.

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Is there a present?
3 (15.0%)

There's nothing here but options to highlight.
5 (25.0%)

This is not as interesting as it seemed.
5 (25.0%)

You're studying, aren't you?
7 (35.0%)

What is/are your costume/s for this year's con season, flist? How far along are you?

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Scale?

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Mean: 6.57 Median: 8 Std. Dev 3.70

I miss ticky box 1		5 (23.8%)
2		0 (0.0%)
3		1 (4.8%)
4		0 (0.0%)
5		2 (9.5%)
6		1 (4.8%)
7		1 (4.8%)
8		1 (4.8%)
9		1 (4.8%)
Mitch Pileggi 10		9 (42.9%)

Comments

[aliaras]

I use BibTeX and take my life into my hands. Oh, natsci and your TeX.

For the Assassin's Creed video game, I haven't started...but that's only because if I go to a con it'll be in November or whatever. Blech, stupid post-graduation not-enough-money-for-cons-I-actually-wanted-to-attend.

[beccastareyes]

I have Papers (a program that pretty much organizes postscripts and PDFs) make my BibTeX files for me; it means I'm less likely to have to hunt down a typo in pages of .bib files.

[aliaras]

Ooooh. This is relevant to my interests.

[beccastareyes]

It is a paid or annoyware program (don't remember how much) and developed for Mac (I don't know if there's a Windows or Linux version in the works -- I do know there's a iPad version that can sync with your computer (but don't use it)), but I do love it for organizational purposes.

It also does things with Endnote and a few other things, including an option for Word/Pages/variosu word processors users to get citations directly from Papers by a button.