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MSLIS

Arrived in the mail today:

Wo-hoo!

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Excuses, excuses…

My favorite excuse (courtesy of The Excuse Generator) for not doing anything about your clunky ILS is this:

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WoW librarians!

World of Warcraft commercial parody - Belf Librarian from Topeka Library:
“Lysistrata is a Blood Elf Hunter. She is also a librarian. This video is a parody of the popular Mr T. and Shatner commercials”

[video ca. 1.5 min]
I know I’m not the only librarian who plays WoW. Clearly I’m also not the only librarian who enjoys [...]

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Music search mashup

Music + Google = Musgle:
“To see Musgle in action just type a song title, or the artist name, or both in a search bar and hit ‘Enter’ - you will be redirected to the Google page with relevant search results. Click on one of those results, and you will have a chance to directly download [...]

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World Digital Library

The Library of Congress and UNESCO project World Digital Library (WDL) is on its way.
“The World Digital Library will make available on the Internet, free of charge and in multilingual format, significant primary materials from cultures around the world, including manuscripts, maps, rare books, musical scores, recordings, films, prints, photographs, architectural drawings, and other significant [...]

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Oct 31: Conference notes, part 5

I started the day with Mashups & Data Visualizations: New Breed of Web Applications by Darlene Fichter. Impressive stuff. Then I had a really tough choice again: Designing an OPAC for Web 2.0, or World of Warcraft vs. Second Life. I’ve been interested in SL for a while, so that tipped the scale. (I do [...]

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Message of the day

im in ur kitchen eatin ur kashewz
(I forgot my conferencing munchies home. It seems my hubby found them. )

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Knowing where to aim is good

On Sunday I found out where my husband is going to apply for jobs. I will, therefore, also start looking at open jobs in California, Colorado, Illinois, Kansas, Massachusetts, New York (state – we’re so going to be out of the city!), Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, and Washington (state). My favorite, merely on the basis [...]

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Carolyn J. Sosnowski’s tips, Info Sites, in Information Outlook are always helpful. A recent find through her is OneLook Reverse Dictionary. Fab!

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Via LibrarianInBlack:
“eMusic has started offering over a thousand downloadable audio books without digital rights management. Available in plain MP3 format, you don’t have to deal with any specific software, or digital rights management restrictions. (… ;) Hint to Library-world downloadable media vendors: Follow my logic here. We and our users have problems with [...]

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