July, 2004 archives

List of posts published on this month

Thing is, it’s *everyone’s* library

I’ve seen a lot of posts all over the place about the Library Patrons of Texas making efforts to have items removed from the collection, in…

Yeah, baby, the future of the librarian

Jessamyn’s not the only one who wants this job:

Third Space, Information Grounds, and a new superhero - the Mybrarian
[c/o Librarian.net 28 jul '04]

So very, very…

Net Effects next on the reading list

I thought a recent Professional Reading Shelf recommendation on Resourceshelf prompted me to ILL request Net Effects: How Librarians Can Manage the Unintended Consequences of the…

Another true nipponophile’s resource

Looking for a portal of all things Japanese? I always am ;). check it:

J Guide: Stanford Guide to Japan Information Resources
[c/o Resourceshelf 22 jul '04]

Anyone who…

Good Omens, and Death hits the big screen

I finished reading Good Omens on Friday, and was quite pleased with the ending. The last time I read anything with such a huge buildup to…

who am i?

What you should know about me
An avid social networker, I've always been a technologist and information science, with a penchant for problem solving and bent for the creative. I was a librarian for a little while, too.

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