The situation is so bad, library officials say, that one-third of the branch libraries in Manhattan, the Bronx and Staten Island no longer have a children's librarian.
I still like the idea of sending a kid to poke around the stacks at the corner library — never a bad idea — but, in this case, that's nostalgic, and hopelessly naïve.
With local alignment, BS-Seeker2 is more capable of mapping "damaged" reads from a bad library with continuous sequencing errors or 3' end contaminations.
It's stolen from the library, that's so bad!
(Too bad the library hasn't included, for contrast and color, a few paintings or sketches by Thomas Moran, the Hudson River School painter who was a guest artist on the same expedition).
If you had casual plans to check out a copy of Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale from your local library, we have some bad news: The waitlists are almost as daunting as the author's dystopian vision for the future.
Seven years earlier she was on her way to her college's library when she met a bad man who stole her; that, at least, is the way she describes the kidnapping to her son.
The drive to source book stock from the public has prompted more anger, with the award-winning writer Jonathan Coe, author of What a Carve Up!, tweeting this morning that "the situation in Birmingham libraries is just going from bad to worse".
A TV I might add that stores your information, for all eternity, not in fiber optics but in government libraries, a Dewey Decimal system gone bad.
When the town thought a contractor picked by the central government was doing a bad job on the library renovation, Mr. Raviraj yelled about it at public meetings.
