And I'm back! I had a great time in DC at the Computers in Libraries conference - more on that later. I'm mainlining my aggregator, and already I've come across some great stuff:

• Clever Library Marketing: Datapalooza Rocks Iowa State University
  "Academic LibrariesSource: Iowa State DailyClever Library Marketing: Datapalooza Rocks Iowa State University" [The ResourceShelf]
   
• Big Pink Cookie has gotten RSS fever, and she even explains how to change Movable Type blogs to send out full entries in their RSS feeds (yo, Steven!)!
   
• Online or Invisible by Steve Lawrence of the NEC Research Institute
  "Figure 1 shows the probability that an article is freely available online as a function of the number of citations to the article, and the year of publication of the article. The results are dramatic. There is a clear correlation between the number of times an article is cited, and the probability that the article is online. More highly cited articles, and more recent articles, are significantly more likely to be online." [Micah's Weblog]
   
• First Presidential Candidate with a Weblog
  "Check out http://deancalltoaction.blogspot.com/ - I believe this makes Howard Dean the first U.S. presidential candidate to have a weblog." [tins: Rick Klau's Weblog] (no RSS feed, though -darn!)
   
• LII Via RSS
  "The Librarians Index to the Internet is now available via RSS.
  I have added it to LISFeeds, bringing the total number of library feeds to 26. " [Library Stuff]
   
• And don't forget to check out Steven's post Oy! And everybody wish Steven a happy belated birthday!