Looks like I *will* be blogging in the month of May, but only from Chicago. To my surprise, I was approved as an “official conference blogger” for MLA 2008. All MLA 2008 conference bloggers: Stewart Brower - Professional Notes A’Lyn Ettien - The Creature from the Health Informatics Class …
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Blogging Vacation Extended
http://davidrothman.net/2008/04/30/blogging-vacation-extended/Too buried to write much about it, but I suspect I’ll blog very little between now and the end of May. I decided today that rather than feeling guilty (as I have for the last couple weeks) about not blogging, I would consider this a well-deserved vacation after averaging about 1.5 posts per day for the last two years. …
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Good Reasons for Not Blogging
http://davidrothman.net/2008/04/22/good-reason-for-not-blogging/I have (no joke) 20 posts that are half-written, and have ideas for another dozen or so that I want to get to- but they’ll need to wait until next week. Reason 1: I must try to finish a writing project (about which I’ll write more soon). Reason 2: I must make sure I’m well-prepared for my visit to Wisconsin at the end of the week. …
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Movers and Shakers: Who Blog
http://www.blogs.slis.ua.edu/slis/courses/ls590/spring2008/m...Also contributes to: http://www.techsource.ala.org/blog/ http://litablog.org/ Tim Spalding: http://www.librarything.com/thingology/ http://www.librarything.com/blog/ Problem Solvers David Rothman: http://davidrothman.net/ Advocates Mario Ascencio: http://betweenxandy.blogspot.com/ Alex Youngberg: http://www.cupe391.ca/blog/ Daniel Cornwall: http://alaskanlibrarian.wordpress.com/ http://freegovinfo.info/ Amanda McKeraghan:
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El Weblog de Referencia en RCM
http://referenciarcm.wordpress.comVía el Blog de David Rothman encontramos este vídeo de Cerebro nos habla de la anatomía de, por supuesto, el cerebro. Archivado bajo: 1 | Etiquetado: Anatomía, Vídeo |
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El cerebro
http://referenciarcm.wordpress.com/2008/05/06/el-cerebro/Blog de David Rothman Â
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Dr Shock MD PhD
http://www.shockmd.comBlogroll A Day in the Life of a Shrink Corpus Callosum David Rothman Development Blog Doc Gurley Documentation Dr Confabula Dr. Wes Electroconvulsive Therapy Finding Optimism Lake Cocytus Medblog.nl Musing of a Dinosaur NHS Blog Doctor Plugins ScienceBlog Medicine Shrink Rap
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Medicine 2.0 carnival #23
http://canadianmedicine.blogspot.com/2008/05/medicine-20-car...on how the heck PubMed’s RSS works from Mic Agbayani over at Geeky Doc. (We wrote about this subject here.) Speaking of web searches, David Rothman of davidrothman.net (great tag line: "Exploring Medical Librarianship and Web Geekery") rips into the "semantic search" website Hakia, which is still in beta testing. Hakia isn't half bad, he explains, but Google's got it beat. "The Google Health Co-op greatly surpasses Hakia’s effort here by including a greater number of recommended sites
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Alusión…Llamada Virtual
http://llamadavirtual.wordpress.comdavidrothman.net » Blog Archive » Favorite RSS Resources and Tools
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links for 2008-05-05
http://llamadavirtual.wordpress.com/2008/05/05/links-for-200...davidrothman.net » Blog Archive » Favorite RSS Resources and Tools
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Recursos para RSS
http://llamadavirtual.wordpress.com/2008/05/05/recursos-para.... Fantástica. He aquí solo una ínfima parte de esa larga lista de recursos. Invito a explorarla. Introduction to RSS for Librarians de Luke Rosenberger How to Explain RSS the Oprah Way de Stephanie Quilao Five Best Tips for Reducing RSS Information Overload deDavid Rothman RSS Compendium-RSS Readers A Directory of RSS Aggregators Comprehensive List of Aggregator Options 20 Free Aggregators Reviewed and Compared
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I’m Feeling Lucky
http://radicalibrarian.wordpress.comblogroll A Tangled Web Beyond the Job Circ and Serve Connie Crosby davidrothman.net Deepening the Conversation Free Range Librarian Health LIS 2.0 Information Wants To Be Free librarian.net LibrarianInBlack Library Web Chic Musings of a Medical Librarian Maven OA Librarian omg tuna is kewl
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Friday Post #7: Creating Better Presentations, Health-Blogs and More Stuff on Cephalopods
http://creakysites.wordpress.com/2008/05/02/friday-post-7-cr...A blog for journalists and public relations specialists, Bulldog Reporter, offers up a lengthy List of Health Related Blogs. If you are looking for new content to connect with, try this comprehensive international list. It is very l-o-n-g. (Thanks to David Rothman for the link). Next item. Weird marine animals… cephalopods in particular. I like ‘em. (See a
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