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COinS. Screw ‘em!

October 10th, 2010 · 3 Comments

COinS I’m just giving up. There will be no more in my posts; at least for the citations I include. I’m tired of all the work I have to do to get the citations out of Zotero as HTML, open the source of the generated web page, copy the div with the COinS, paste it [...]

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Tags: Bibliography · My Life · WordPress · Zotero

Integrating LIS : My LIS511 Bibliography and Essay

April 29th, 2008 · Comments Off

Anyone who has read my blog for more than a few months knows that I took Bibliography with Dr. Krummel last Fall. My project in that class was a short bibliographical essay and an annotated bibliography on the connections between Roy Harris and Birger Hjørland in preparation for my capstone CAS paper. Recently I converted [...]

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Tags: Bibliography · CAS Project · Education · Language and word issues · Librariana · My Life · Philosophy

Some things read this week, 30 March – 5 April 2008

April 6th, 2008 · 1 Comment

Note: Not that it matters to anyone but me but my chronology may be a bit off due to Comcast pretty much taking over my life for most of this week and the end of the last one. Sunday – Thursday, 30 Mar – 3 Apr 2008 Budd, J. (2008). Self-Examination: The Present and Future [...]

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Tags: Articles · Bibliography · Books · Cataloging · Classification · Language and word issues · Librariana · Ontologies · Relationships · Theory · Vocabularies

Ready for writing/research.

January 1st, 2008 · 2 Comments

Ready for writing/research. Originally uploaded by broken thoughts Decided to clean up my writing/working areas before I buckle down and attempt to write my bibliographic essay. Sure. It was a diversion to keep from real work. But this is a diversion that should pay huge dividends. I can actually see most of the desktop and [...]

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Tags: Articles · Bibliography · CAS Project · Consumerism · My Life

Some things read this week, 2 – 8 December 2007

December 9th, 2007 · Comments Off

Sunday, 2 Dec Brantley, Peter. “The Traditional Future.” O’Reilly radar 17 Sep 2007. Recommended in a comment by Nathan on a weekly reading post in mid-Oct., esp. for the Abbott article mentioned by Brantley. Have that saved in the “print me at GSLIS” folder (38 p.) for reading later. Thanks, Nathan. There are some interesting [...]

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Tags: Articles · Bibliography · Books · CAS Project · Cataloging · Education · Language and word issues · Librariana · Working Group on the Future of Bibliographic Control

Productively non-productive

December 3rd, 2007 · 8 Comments

Thanks to all my friends for sending their condolences in various venues. I am uplifted by your care. I’m a right proper heathen but if your views run differently and you can spare a thought for my aunt’s family right now that’d be awesome. She was a rock for that family. For a very long [...]

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Tags: Articles · Bibliography · Books · CAS Project · Current Affairs · Education · Family · Friends · GSLIS · Language and word issues · Librariana · My Life · Web/Tech · Weblogs · WordPress

Some things read this week, 25 November – 1 December 2007

December 1st, 2007 · Comments Off

NOTE: CommentPress version of LC Working Group Draft Final Report needed Please see last entry. We really need a CommentPress install of the LC Working Group’s Draft Final Report. Can anyone do this service quickly? Sunday – Tuesday, 25 – 27 Nov Winograd, Terry and Fernando Flores. Understanding Computers and Cognition: A New Foundation for [...]

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Tags: Articles · Bibliography · Books · Education · GSLIS · Information · Language and word issues · Librariana · Ontologies · Philosophy · Technology · Web/Tech · WordPress · Working Group on the Future of Bibliographic Control

Tunneling for rabbits

September 28th, 2007 · 9 Comments

How far down the rabbit holes can I fall, and can I then tunnel between them whilst still falling? Do I deserve my “little ducklings” or would I be better served by spectators at my self-immolation? I offer the ducklings/spectators the option of deciding for themselves and changing their minds as they see fit, just [...]

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Tags: Bibliography · Books · CAS Project · Conversation · Education · GSLIS · Interdisciplinarity · Language and word issues · Librariana · My Life · Philosophy · Theory

Is it now the right thing at the wrong time, or…

September 22nd, 2007 · 7 Comments

… the wrong thing at the right time, or, perhaps, can it just be there are too many right things to do at overlapping right times? I know I haven’t fully explicated my bibliography topic yet but a potential change has arisen already. This change is both negative and beneficial; as most changes are. [And [...]

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Tags: ASIS&T Annual Meeting · Bibliography · Books · CAS Project · Education · GSLIS · Interdisciplinarity · Language and word issues · Librariana · My Life · Philosophy · Relevance · Theory · Vocabularies

Wistful and confused

September 20th, 2007 · 4 Comments

I know I’ve been pretty quiet lately. Lots going on and not so well physically. I just seem to stay sick anymore. Lots of things happening, though. Bibliography class I have a topic for my Bibliography class and I’m making great progress collecting things and entering them into Zotero. I’ve read a few previously and [...]

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Tags: ACRL@UIUC · ASIS&T Annual Meeting · ASIST · Bibliography · Education · Family · Friends · GSLIS · Job search · My Life · Technology · Web/Tech