The fact that the covers album is now out – with plans to release Tarka's original album this autumn – at least puts a happy endnote of sorts on a life that never could quite stick to one thing, too often distracted, too tempted to wander down unusual corridors.
For each question all of the chosen databases were searched on the same day and a reference library (Endnote) of search results by database was compiled.
In the Harper's manner, he luxuriates in extended descriptions (which sometimes spill into lengthy endnotes) of objects, oddballs and his reactions to everything he sees.
While the authors frequently refer to books by like-minded contemporary economists like Daron Acemoglu and Carmen Reinhart, Fernand Braudel's landmark, two-volume work on the geography, economics and culture of the Spanish Empire, "The Mediterranean and the Mediterranean World in the Age of Philip II," is neither in the text nor the endnotes of their chapter on Spain, nor in the bibliography.
Endnote: This post is a work of satire.
But neither Brizendine's text nor her cursory endnotes give any hint of this uncertainty.
Metta found 29 pairs of duplicate articles missed by EndNote (10 of these were detected using text approximation; 19 because they shared PMIDs).
An Excel database and an Endnote library of the 234 articles we surveyed, both of which contain the topic groupings, are available from the authors.
There were 173 citations after de-duplication with EndNote X5, of which we excluded 142 citations after examining the title and abstract.
Even without having read Jay Winik, though, one could glimpse, just visible beneath the diaphanous middle of that endnote, the tracings of an ideological difference.
