Library [3-26]

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The twins were remarkably quiet during Dan's shift at the library today. Which was good because Lord knows Dan could use the extra sleep. Screw the crisis in town, he had himself to think about.

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Re: Mod the Library

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After her class finished, Alex found her way to the library.

Hopefully no one would object to the very well behaved dog that came along. He wasn't usually a dog, and he was napping calmly by her feet. Alex found herself wondering if he needed coffee, in dog-form, but that sentence made her brain hurt.

Back to researching. Her laptop was open and she had several windows going, scouring for anything that might relate to the terms on the whiteboard.

Re: Mod the Library

[nofishinmypond.livejournal.com]

Jack loomed over her shoulder, watching her work.

"Did you try Google?" he offered helpfully.

Re: Mod the Library

[glasses-justice.livejournal.com]

"Hadn't occured to me," she teased dryly. "Do you know how to spell that?"

Re: Mod the Library

[nofishinmypond.livejournal.com]

"Nope!" Jack answered cheerfully. "But I bet if you google it, you can find out."

Re: Mod the Library

[glasses-justice.livejournal.com]

"Can I check Lexis-Nexis instead?" she asked. "Or Westlaw? I'm really doing a periodical search, right now, but it's hard to tell what's relevant. Are you having any luck?"

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"Came up with the Google plan," Jack told her. "I dunno. I'm not exactly Ratman over here. ...I'm gonna go check the local papers."

Re: Mod the Library

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"Papers are good," Alex said, frowning at her screen. "I've got something from one of the papers here. Look, tell me what you make of this."

She turned her screen so he could see the paper in question (http://iambicnut.com/rpg/scm/baltimore_sun_cover.jpg).

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"I dunno, I'm more of a Washington Post man, myself," Jack told her. "But that definitely looks... disturbing. I was sort of hoping the monkey-ponification process was done by GRAFTING."