September 24, 2009

September 24th Stream

Filed under: Lifestream — tsladmin @ 1:00 am
googlereader (feed #6)
Shared 300,000 Beijing Residents to Access National Library through TV.
twitter (feed #3)
new post: Social Media Policies http://bit.ly/15GyWO [shifted]
generic (feed #10)
Posted DeirdreReid: Interesting. RT @Cooking_Light: Enliven fall desserts (like apple crisp or pear tart) by adding 1 tsp chopped thyme to the filling..
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Posted kgs: @shifted odd that BBW doesn’t show up on ALA calendar of events? http://ala.org/ala/alonline/calendar/calendar.cfm.
twitter (feed #3)
@kgs ’tis strange indeed that BBW isn’t listed there. I’m pulling in @amlibraries to see if they can fix this. thx for the heads up [shifted]
generic (feed #10)
Posted amlibraries: @shifted @kgs strange indeed. I’m on it now..
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Posted ehampton: Today’s links are not just between people: people, documents, data, tools, concepts, etc. Social & knowledge networks #elifs09.
twitter (feed #3)
puppets explaining why banning books is a bad idea. awesome. http://bit.ly/xJXlv (youtube) [shifted]
generic (feed #10)
Posted chiefbroad: "I just said no and the requests went away…" says a library director in a listserv I read, re: DVDs. Abhor this attitude in a librarian..
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Posted Michael Nielsen: Clay Shirky: Let a thousand flowers bloom to replace newspapers; don’t build a paywall around a public good » Nieman Journalism Lab.
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Posted anildash: Today I’m talking with @Google’s legal team about their "Microsoft Moment" and how to keep from being evil. Got suggestions?.
twitter (feed #3)
@anildash they shouldn’t just aspire to not be evil. they should work hard to be as *good* as libraries are. [shifted]
delicious (feed #4)
Shared bake sale week: raspberry lemonade bars | sophistimom.
delicious (feed #4)
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