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Monthly Archives: June 2006
Don’t Underestimate Fluffy
Not only is the orange cat at the bottom of the tree many times smaller than the bear, it’s also declawed. See National Geographic News for the full story.
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Top Technology Trends
It’s that time of year again. Eric Lease Morgan has posted his trends at the LITA blog in advance of ALA. He touches on catalogs and cataloging, social software and social networking, and open source software, among other things.
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Comments & Trackbacks Have Been Cleaned Up
I have cleaned up all the junk comments & trackbacks. MT is supposed to notify me for both but does not seem to be doing so. Apologies for all the junk and offensive content. I’ve changed some settings and will … Continue reading
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Last week I decided to register with Facebook and see what all the fuss is about. Wow-ee, is it eye-opening! In addition to my Binghamton e-mail address I have an alumna e-mail address for my alma mater, so I registered … Continue reading
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