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Librarian in the City | librarianinthecity.com Reviews
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I\'m a librarian who likes to write about science, research data, Ophelia the awesome Formosan Mountain Dog, and various nerdy activities.
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books | librarian in the city
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Librarian in the city. What book are you reading? 8221; Where else but a library would you hear a question like that at an all-staff meeting with a new leader? She answered the question in the same way I had when posed the same question a week or two earlier: how can you pick just one? Currently I’m in the middle of three books:. The Gold Bug Variations. Van Gogh: The Life. I was so fortunate to get to visit the Van Gogh Museum. Man’s Search For Meaning. July 18, 2013. Reading the Great Books of Science.
Quick sips | librarian in the city
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Librarian in the city. On Mavens and Simple Pleasures. I’ve been trying to be better about blogging more regularly lately, though I’ve been very busy. Part of that has included thinking about the. Of the blog. At first I intended it to be a librarian blog, but I also really enjoy blogging about other things that I think people might find interesting. Given that I’m pretty eccentric, those “other things” include pretty diverse topics. I recently read Malcolm Gladwell’s intriguing book. May 12, 2012. Quick...
On cooking | librarian in the city
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Librarian in the city. Not-Really Portuguese Kale Soup. These tasty veggies from my South Central Farmers CSA (except for the potatoes), and were the ingredients in my tasty Portuguese soup. Is a great value – I don’t think you’d be able to buy all of those things individually for the price you pay for a CSA box, either at a farmers market or at a regular grocery store. What I’ve shown in the picture there is a mere fraction of what this box contained. 8211; having now eaten this as a leftover, I would l...
On life | librarian in the city
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Librarian in the city. Librarian in a New City: A Dispatch From North Bethesda. I haven’t blogged in a long time, and quite a lot has happened since my last posting here. I’ve sold my scooter and my surfboard, packed up all my stuff, and traded one coast for another. I’m no longer a Los Angeleno, but a North Bethesdian? 8211; seasons are pretty awesome so far. Look at that tree up there in the picture and all the leaves! Why aren’t there any homeless people throwing pizza or screaming at me here? ZERO In...
For fun | librarian in the city
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Librarian in the city. Friday Fun Paper: Down the Dark Road of Carrot Addiction. Be careful – your next salad might be the one that starts you down the dark path of carrot addiction. (By Kander, via Wikimedia Commons). Last week there was no Friday Fun Paper because I was off in Cape Cod gallivanting as well as attending the National Library of Medicine Bioinformatics course at the Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory. A quick search of the medical literature. September 28, 2012. Get an email when a n...
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Surviving the Times: #HLTH, Data and Keeping Librarians Relevant | Lisa Federer
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Publications and Conference Presentations. Social Networking and Shared Resources. Surviving the Times: #HLTH, Data and Keeping Librarians Relevant. The library world has been disturbed to hear news of layoffs from Harvard’s Library. What can we do as librarians to help ourselves and our field? Image by Joseph Williams (originally posted to Flickr as Harvard) [CC-BY-2.0 (www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0). An academic friend of mine. Of course, there’s much wringing of hands over this news, a...
Social Networking and Shared Resources | Lisa Federer
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Publications and Conference Presentations. Social Networking and Shared Resources. Social Networking and Shared Resources. Here are some places you can connect with me:. I upload Powerpoints from conference presentations and talks, as well as open workshops I teach at the UCLA Biomedical Library. Open Researcher and Contributor ID): even though my name is pretty unique, I still have a unique researcher identifier. I tweet infrequently, but tend to live tweet when I attend conferences.
Lisa Federer - CV | Lisa Federer
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Publications and Conference Presentations. Social Networking and Shared Resources. Lisa Federer, MLIS, MA, AHIP. National Institutes of Health. Master of Library and Information Studies. University of California, Los Angeles, 2011. Master of Arts in English. University of North Texas, 2004. Ghosts and Lovers: Stories. With a critical preface on narrative unreliability). Bachelor of Arts in French. University of North Texas, 2005. Study abroad at Université de Caen Basse-Normandie. As liaison to departmen...
Publications and Conference Presentations | Lisa Federer
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Publications and Conference Presentations. Social Networking and Shared Resources. Publications and Conference Presentations. The following are selected publications relevant to my current work as a research informationist:. Federer, Lisa M. (2013) Uses of Twitter across disciplines and throughout the scientific process. Ideas in Ecology and Evolution. 6(1) DOI:10.4033/iee.2013.6.7.c. Federer, Lisa M. (2013). “ Embedded with the Scientists: The UCLA Experience. Journal of eScience Librarianship. Poster s...
Data Management Resources | Lisa Federer
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Publications and Conference Presentations. Social Networking and Shared Resources. Part of my work as a research informationist involves education and consultations on data management. I teach a series of monthly workshops on data management topics at UCLA called Data Wednesdays, as well as other workshops related to data management. This page collects slides, resources, and video recordings of some of these events. Data Wednesdays main page. Writing a Successful Data Management Plan. 8211; very basic, b...
Uncategorized Archives - Sarah Visintini
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Musings of a lady librarian. March 22, 2016. I signed up this year for a professional mentorship program with our local MLIS candidates, and the student I was paired up with asked me for some things she could read about health sciences librarianship to get a sense of the field. Naturally, my first thought was to consult the amazing collective intelligence that is our health library listserv hive brain. I sent out an email on both the CANMEDLIB. Canadian Medical Libraries Listserv) and the MEDLIB. Also re...
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Librarian In Red
Librarian, Feminist, Christian, Mommy, Lactivist, Intactivist, Informed Consentivist. Captain Kirk Should Have Been a Librarian. Librarianship on a Shoestring part 1. Why bother with science? Library v. The Gap. No more snap-shots :(. Captain Kirk Should Have Been a Librarian. Wednesday, May 7, 2008. Posted by Paige Lucas-Stannard at 11:56 AM. Tuesday, March 18, 2008. Harry Maugans » How to Create an Animated, Sliding, Collapsible DIV with Javascript and CSS(-). Posted by Paige Lucas-Stannard at 5:51 AM.
Librarian in Space
Thursday, October 16, 2014. The Eye of the Reader. I'm fascinated by the different ways people read science fiction. I'm working on Susan Matthews for Novelist, and am checking out "Colony Fleet." The Amazon reviews are all over the place. One reviewer compares it to Matthew's Judiciary series, and gives it 3 stars because it seems simplistic in comparison, but still worth reading. A third gives it 5 stars because it's stronger and more complex than the Judiciary series. Is active and includes a bunch of...
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Librarian in Stockings
Hey, I'm Kiki, a bi bliophile in silk stockings with wayward seams and questionable means, sometime model, all time dancer, and ravenous for all things ravishing. If you go home with somebody, and they don't have books, don't fuck 'em! 2/5/15 — 12:40pm. Https:/ tmblr.co/Zj0jqw1ccmh Y. Kristen: Seems she is on a treasure hunt…. 6/17/14 — 7:07pm. Https:/ tmblr.co/Zj0jqw1I unJE. When is the bookmobile coming to my neighborhood? We get around all the neighbourhoods in the end but there’s a lot of demand.
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Librarian, Interrupted | Libraries are a work in progress.
Libraries are a work in progress. Why I love working with kids! March 16, 2011 by Librarian, Interrupted. Well, there’s not really one single reason I love working with kids, and to be honest there are definitely those days that are trying, but they definitely don’t detract from the extraordinary days like today. I was surprised today by my wonderful, energetic, talkative, exuberant, etc. Drama Club kids with flowers and cards (and even candy! You forgot your bag? What a cool idea! I happened to run into...
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The Librarian in the Basement
The Librarian in the Basement. Doing technical stuff downstairs. Librarian in the Basement. View my complete profile. A Librarian's Guide to Etiquette. Monday, March 31, 2008. Once a month, like clockwork. So I finally got back to visiting my fledgling blog, and now I've been shamed into adding my second post in as many months by the Effing Librarian. Nah, didn't think so. Okay, maybe I'm just lazy. Got me there, EL. Wednesday, February 27, 2008. A time to blog. Well, we've come up with a catchy name tha...
Librarian in the City
Librarian in the city. Musings about biomedical research data, librarianship, and science (also, my dog). Knitting and making things! Eating and drinking things! My probably not-very-good R 23andme data analysis. January 29, 2018. My mom got the whole family 23andme kits for Christmas this year, and I’ve been looking forward to getting the results mostly so I could play with the raw data in R. It finally came in, so I went back to a blog post. Okay, almost there! Now let’s remove all the stuff that...
Librarian in the House - a librarian & her bookworms
A librarian and her bookworms. A librarian and her bookworms. Vintage Children’s Books for Modern Kids. Growing Bookworms: Ages & Stages. I'm Melissa, elementary school librarian, turned SAHM, turned Librarian in the House. Vintage Children’s Books for Modern Kids. My weekly feature of vintage gems that modern bookworms are sure to love! Growing Bookworms: Ages & Stages. A collection of tips and recommendations for bookworms at various milestones. Subscribe to Blog via Email. Happy New Year, Readers!
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Librarian in the Light
Librarian in the Light. A Christian and a youth librarian reading and reviewing secular books from a Christian perspective. Wednesday, February 2, 2011. Artemis Fowl: The Atlantis Complex. Confession: I've written this post four times over the last four weeks. It keeps getting eaten by blogger. I've been reading the Artemis Fowl. Percy Jackson and the Olympians. In it still is a very enjoyable read. Artemis Fowl: The Atlantis Complex. Published in 2010 by Disney/Hyperion Books, 357 pages. Ages 9 to 12.
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Librarian in the Middle
Librarian in the Middle. Thursday, May 20, 2010. Life As We Knew It by Susan Pfeffer. This week, I attended a workshop at Region X. The very talented Naomi Bates taught participants how to make digital book trailers. What fun! Here is my first attempt. We all have to start somewhere, right? Wednesday, August 26, 2009. Student Email and Twitter. Has anyone used twitter or something similar in the classroom? How did it go? Wednesday, August 5, 2009. Thing 23 The End! I think the kids and teachers are going...
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Librarian in the Middle | Book reviews, links, random tidbits, etc. for middle school students, their teachers and parents, and anyone else who might enjoy!
Librarian in the Middle. November 17, 2016 · 8:06 pm. I have a new blog. For the more personal/political stuff. Will keep this space for my middle school librarian adventures, of course. 🙂. November 12, 2016 · 7:05 pm. So I will wear my safety pin. I will tell the kids that it’s not about who I voted for, but it’s about sending a message that no matter who you voted for, everyone should know that they are safe. That is my first step. November 10, 2016 · 3:20 pm. Then, well, you know. I know that this is...
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