Re: PDF request

["franklin e. bliss" <frank@blissnet.com>]

Personally, I am 157 miles (one way) from the nearest library that  
has anything of use paleontologically.  I love pdf's and will take  
any and all related to Hell Creek if someone is sending them out.   
Just think of all the gasoline that it frees up for Al Gore to use in  
his private jet by keeping me here on the ranch not looking for papers.
Frank (Rooster) Bliss
MS Biostratigraphy
Weston, Wyoming
www.wyomingdinosaurs.com



On Aug 17, 2007, at 4:28 PM, David Marjanovic wrote:

> > Us 'oldies' seemed to manage quite well in the old days. Paper  
> > articles
> > are also searchable, but it requires a modicum of effort - something
> > that's apparently unacceptable these days. :)
>
> Here in Vienna (i.e. at home) I have a small room. There is simply  
> no more space for any more papers or books. The lab in Paris is not  
> yet completely stacked with Michel's > 15,000 papers, but it will  
> run out of space soon, too.
>
> Searchability is something I hardly ever need, but as an extreme  
> case allows you to do statistical research on how many papers use  
> which term how often in what sense. That's something you can get  
> publications out of (Laurin & Anderson 2004, Systematic Biology).  
> Doing that by hand would require a lot more than a modicum of  
> effort and time. :-)