Henry Lieberman's Info Diary, 13 Feb 1996

9:30 Read a technical article I downloaded from the Web yesterday
9:50 Glanced at Wired magazine
10:20 Called weather recording, checked phone messages
11:00 Made phone calls to colleagues, reached answering machine
11:15 Phone calls
11:35 Person I called returned call. He asked about a computer file, 
I brought it up on my screen
11:55 I called my doctor to ask about a medical test I took. 
12:00 Lunch meeting of my group. Guest speaker: Syspro person
1:45 More phone calls. Caller asked me to fax articles to him.
2:00 Updated my Web pages
2:15 Read e-mail
3:15 Walked by newspaper vending box. Looked at top stories: Iowa primaries, 
Arafat sworn in
3:30 Browsed books at MIT Coop
4:00 Browsed hardcopy catalog of books from IEEE. 
Noticed they had Web page. Decided I wanted a book. No on-line order form.
Called 800 number, busy. 
4:15 Tried again to call. Ordered books for Fedex delivery
4:30 Did some programming
5:30 Called colleague on West Coast
8:30 Read some of student's
PhD thesis. Made some comments.
9:10 Read a French translation of an article written by a colleague 
to check translation for him.
11:10 Read article in Wired that I had glanced at breakfast
12:30 Called friend on the West Coast for Valentine's Day