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Read Barton Sutter's poem "Not Sleeping at Bill Holm's House," published in last Sunday's Star Tribune. Sutter describes Holm as "the polar bear of American literature."
See also: Paper Baubles.">Paper Baubles link: Bill Holm, Barton Sutter, Carl S…
I'm apearson12 on Delicious. I have a lot of Autism/Asperger's links and a lot of scrapbook/image/design stuff.
The Aspie I love is 21 now, so some of the links are old. Updating and cleaning out those links is part of my ever-optimistic "Maybe Som…
Here's a great commentary on the difference between online social network Friends, and off-line friends.
("The Difference Between Friends and Friends;"
Eric Etheridge comments on Dana Boyd's blog post in the New York Times' "Opinionator.")
Instead…
Sheryl G, absolutely!
Can a PSA within HCL join this group?
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- About Me:
- Book lover and web 2.0 enthusiast!
Find me online:
Paper Baubles (book reviews) http://www.paperbaubles.blogspot.com/
Librarian substitute blog: http://sub2-0.blogspot.com/
Librarian Substitutes 2.0 wiki: http://librariansubs.wetpaint.com
23 Things on a Stick blog: http://exlibris2-0.blogspot.com/
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The Difference Between Friends and Friends
Here's a great commentary on the difference between online social network Friends, and off-line friends.
("The Difference Between Friends and Friends;"
Eric Etheridge comments on Dana Boyd's blog post in the New York Times' "Opinionator.")
Instead of posting the Boyd's original blog, I'm posting Etheridge's commentary on the blog, which is a quicker read. I think Boyd is on to something with this section:
"But I don’t think that the technology is to blame. I… Continue
("The Difference Between Friends and Friends;"
Eric Etheridge comments on Dana Boyd's blog post in the New York Times' "Opinionator.")
Instead of posting the Boyd's original blog, I'm posting Etheridge's commentary on the blog, which is a quicker read. I think Boyd is on to something with this section:
"But I don’t think that the technology is to blame. I… Continue
Posted on March 4, 2009 at 5:18pm —
Brag about your achievement!
I've posted some images from ImageChef you can use for your blogs.
(If you've forgotten or missed it, click on the image, choose view code, copy the code, and paste it where you want it.)
You can also modify the text of the badge, "I am a member of 23 Things . . ." to say "I finished . . . " and post it prominently!
See… Continue
Posted on September 14, 2008 at 11:32am —
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 10:12pm on February 9, 2009,
Laura Miller said… - Love the photos! I follow your Paper Baubles blog, and noticed that you are working for readmobile. How do you like it?
- At 1:24pm on January 23, 2009,
Nancy McGuire said… - I did a badge with my granddaughter, son, and his girlfriend and my daughter thought I had taken a picture of the badge. Funny!
- At 7:51pm on September 18, 2008,
Laura Mathews said… - Andrea,
You asked whether prospects are better in the corporate library world compared to public/subbing environment, and I'm afraid not. I'm keeping my broader skills open (library 2.0 anyone?) and have done some info interviews in the academic world. Corporate library world seems awfully undependable.
Also, separate issue, I used one of your 23 things badges on my 23 things blog (replacing the countdown clock since I met the deadline). The ticket badge looks great on my blog. I'm about to check back in to my blog. This whole 23 thing - thing has been a great experience. Thanks for your contribution for the greater good.
- At 1:38am on September 13, 2008,
Laura Mathews said…
- Hi Andrea. I'm doing my 23-things bit, and saying hello (never done this before on a social networking forum, but I guess that's the point. I was a MPL sub librarian for a few year, but then fell into the corporate world. I remember subbing fondly.
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