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Integrating LIS : My LIS511 Bibliography and Essay

April 29th, 2008 · No Comments

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 the […]

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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 of Librarianship. […]

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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 I […]

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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 things in […]

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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 time.
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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 Design. Reading, Mass: […]

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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 as I […]

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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 as […]

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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 I […]

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

Some things read this week, 9 - 15 September 2007

September 16th, 2007 · Comments Off

Thursday - Sunday, 6 - 9 Sep
Capurro, Rafael and Birger Hjørland. “The Concept of Information.” ARIST 37, 2003: 343-411.
This is an excellent and lengthy review article on the concept of information. It is much broader in coverage than just IS, though, looking also at the concept interdisciplinarily and, in specific, in the natural sciences, the […]

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Tags: Articles · Bibliography · Books · Information Retrieval · Interdisciplinarity · Language and word issues · Librariana · Web/Tech