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Blog Archive
Category Archives: blogs
On joining the conversation again
I’m not much of a joiner. I don’t like bandwagons and I am highly suspicious of fanaticism. I was a late supporter of Obama – excuse me, President Obama! – for this reason: so many people were so into him. … Continue reading
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Woe Is Me…
for I have returned from an offline vacation just as the NY Times article is making the rounds of the blogosphere, and it is standing between me and all the quality blog posts further down the page. I have no … Continue reading
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Blog Widgets… and the Daily Puppy
It’s arguably been a while since I posted any truly useful content. But never fear, because now there is… The Daily Puppy!!! I have added The Daily Puppy as a widget in my sidebar. Look today or you might miss … Continue reading
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Ways to Post to Your Blog
I feel like such a fuddy-duddy: I actually log in to WordPress to post to this blog. Library Clips has a list of over 15 ways to post. I’m going to try the browser extension. Via Lifehacker.
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fiveblogs
Rachel Singer Gordon asks, “What do people read outside the library field?” dooce – “I’m Heather B. Armstrong. This is my website.” A List Apart – “For people who make websites” Church of the Customer – by Ben McConnell and … Continue reading
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