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wdenton: Delighted that my paper "On Dentographs, A New Method of Visualizing Library Collections" is in the #Code4Lib Journal http://t.co/rrX4WxoJ

wdenton: @slickslack Pretty much, but the third drawing would have to be of two bearded middle-aged men in cardigans fighting.

wdenton: RT @slickslack: @wdenton Is this what your work is like? http://t.co/Q1nFruWS or this http://t.co/awGVjvZk

wdenton: RT @ebertchicago: Seven reasons to read Anthony Powell's "A Dance to the Music of Time." After I read it once I read it again. http://t. ...

wdenton: I'm repeating myself, but librarians thinking on the future and information literacy need to read Rainbows End by Vernor Vinge #oculsummit

wdenton: Remove all passwords from course web sites, says @copystar, and open them up to everyone anywhere. #oculsummit #ocw @copystar++

wdenton: No, but they should be based on services and APIs RT @dgranfield #oculsummit is the website dead?

wdenton: What's the URL to that GIS learning module from #McMaster? Anyone know? I can't find it. #oculsummit

wdenton: I installed #Rockbox on my MP3 player (Sansa Clip+): FLOSS firmware with more features and control. Nice. http://t.co/QhhGhaYw

wdenton: @copystar Hello, Professor Gumbo!

wdenton: RT @rlarocque: Conference ideas so far: Trends in Hats in Pre-WW1 UK (an excuse to watch Downton Abbey); Email 101 (try and delete 101 e ...

wdenton: Idea: Cutter in hexadecimal. #cataloguing #deadbeef

wdenton: Trying out #Tor (http://t.co/089OM3iZ)

wdenton: Much interesting talk last night about "The Library as 'Stuck Place': Critical Pedagogy in the Corporate University" in http://t.co/ICuXwmEK

wdenton: @mayabielinski You're thinking of a #thatcamp in Kingston? Go for it!

wdenton: Found two things left on my desk: a short roll of wide red ribbon, and a half-used roll of toilet paper. Hmm. Hmm.

wdenton: @copystar I hope you'll do it ... be nice to have C4LN down in Windsor. Easy to get to for most Ontarians, and close to US folks too.

wdenton: @elibtronic No, never tried that. Used it more for hacking on existing RSS feeds, and hacking on map mashups.

wdenton: @elibtronic Doesn't take long at all, and drag-and-drop programming in a browser is worth trying out, I'd say. It's a nice tool.

wdenton: Is it cool to use CVS, or is that passe as a version control system? If you saw a project managed with CVS, what would you think?