Library Cataloging
The program It's Not Just Google Anymore: Blogs and the Latest in Search Engines sponsored by NEASIST is summarized by Elizabeth Riba on her 'blog, Riba Rambles. Speakers included Jenny Levine of The Shifted Librarian, Steven Cohen of Library Stuff, Jessamyn West of Librarian.net, and Greg Notess of Search Engine Showdown. All that and in Cambridge, Mass. a great city. I've spent some time at the Inman Square pubs, the Coop, and Legal Seafood in the days of my youth. Good contra, English country and folk dancing there. Have to revisit soon.
- Ala Midwinter
While at ALA Midwinter in Dallas spin your cares away at the North Texas Traditional Dance (i.e. contra dance). Sat Jan 21, 8-11 pm The main kind of dance we do is called Contra Dancing. It is a form of American folk dance derived from English Country...
- Los Angeles
Next weekend I'm heading out to Los Angeles for ER&L. I'm going in a couple days early and staying with my brother in the desert. Right now I plan to visit the La Brea Tar Pits and Griffith Observatory. Any other suggestions? How about a good...
- Tx Library Conference
I've just received the program for the TX Library Association Annual Conference. Looks great as always. This is one of the largest library conventions in the country, but not as intimidating as ALA.One of the speakers is Jenny Levine, the Shifted...
- Blogging
An interview with Rebecca Blood, author of The Weblog Handbook, appeared on Tech TV the other night.Librarians have taken to bloggin in a big way. Steven and Greg have started a 'blog, LIS Blogsource, just to keep up with the new ones appearing. I...
- Vacation
Vacation is approaching. We will be going to Mass. for June 16-21. We plan on being in Worcester, Rockport, Boston, and Hyannis. Any suggestions of things to do or see? Folk/contra/English country/international dancing, music (we are seeing Carol Winsence...
Library Cataloging
'Blogs
The program It's Not Just Google Anymore: Blogs and the Latest in Search Engines sponsored by NEASIST is summarized by Elizabeth Riba on her 'blog, Riba Rambles. Speakers included Jenny Levine of The Shifted Librarian, Steven Cohen of Library Stuff, Jessamyn West of Librarian.net, and Greg Notess of Search Engine Showdown. All that and in Cambridge, Mass. a great city. I've spent some time at the Inman Square pubs, the Coop, and Legal Seafood in the days of my youth. Good contra, English country and folk dancing there. Have to revisit soon.
- Ala Midwinter
While at ALA Midwinter in Dallas spin your cares away at the North Texas Traditional Dance (i.e. contra dance). Sat Jan 21, 8-11 pm The main kind of dance we do is called Contra Dancing. It is a form of American folk dance derived from English Country...
- Los Angeles
Next weekend I'm heading out to Los Angeles for ER&L. I'm going in a couple days early and staying with my brother in the desert. Right now I plan to visit the La Brea Tar Pits and Griffith Observatory. Any other suggestions? How about a good...
- Tx Library Conference
I've just received the program for the TX Library Association Annual Conference. Looks great as always. This is one of the largest library conventions in the country, but not as intimidating as ALA.One of the speakers is Jenny Levine, the Shifted...
- Blogging
An interview with Rebecca Blood, author of The Weblog Handbook, appeared on Tech TV the other night.Librarians have taken to bloggin in a big way. Steven and Greg have started a 'blog, LIS Blogsource, just to keep up with the new ones appearing. I...
- Vacation
Vacation is approaching. We will be going to Mass. for June 16-21. We plan on being in Worcester, Rockport, Boston, and Hyannis. Any suggestions of things to do or see? Folk/contra/English country/international dancing, music (we are seeing Carol Winsence...