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As we say goodbye to 2011 and say hello to 2012, I’d like to take a moment to mention some of the things I’d rather not see make it into the new year (at least on my Twitter Feed.) Besides running into this poor sap that thought getting a Fail Whale tattoo
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It’s that week between the Christmas break and the New Year’s Break. Unlike Law Schools, Law Firms are open for business. After talking with a number of people from different regions of the United States (and Canada), it seems that certain areas are very busy this week… while others will see an
Let me explain my holiday shopping experience to you.
First, I received a print catalog through the mail from the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art in mid-November.
Now, I’m not sure how they got my work address or even knew that I might be inclined to shop in their store–I haven’t been to New
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Big tip-o-the-hat to Out of the Jungle blogger Marie S. Newman for pointing out an interesting decision against the Brooklyn Public library in her post “Judge Throws book at Brooklyn Public Library.” I’ll try not to re-hash what Marie pointed out, but there were some very interesting parts within the
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I had a conversation with a techie librarian yesterday that has found there is a dividing line between the IT and Library when it comes to support for creative ideas that originate in the Library. It’s an old story, but one that seems to continue in an age where the IT mantra
Looking through the Microsoft survey on “The Future of Government Work,” [download PDF] it would seem that there is a bipolar view of what communication tools workers “prefer” to use versus what they would “like to use.” Take a look at the answers provided on questions 9 and 10 when it comes to
I’ve been testing out an interesting product this morning called Vocalyze. The gist of Vocalyze is to take web content and covert it into audio and play it as new articles are published. Vocalyze is pretty simple to use, and works on the desktop, iOS and Android platform. There are a number of options
The Google Zeitgeist 2011 has a list of the top ten search results by region. Luckily, my home city of Houston was included.
Or maybe not so luckily, actually.
Our search results are as follows: