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There are many Twitter Comics around, many showing the downside of Twitter (with a smile).
But here is a cheerful song, showing that on Twitter “one is loved, loved, loved”. Enjoy!
hattip: @2525 (Francisco van Jole on Twitter)
“No and I won’t stop...
Kaleidoscope is a new series, with a “kaleidoscope” of facts, findings, views and news gathered over the last 1-2 weeks.
Most items originate from Twitter, my Google Reader (RSS) and sometimes real articles (yeah!).
I read a lot, I bookmark a lot, but...
Last week I was invited to speak at the NVB-congress, the Dutch society for librarians and information specialists. I replaced Josje Calff in the session “the professional”, chaired by Bram Donkers of the magazine InformatieProfessional. Other sessions...
For those that haven’t yet seen it:
The MedLib’s Round, the monthly blog carnival that highlights some of the best writing on medical librarianship, encompassing all stages in the publication and dissemination of medical information: writing,...
Is Friday the 13th bad for your health?
Apparently it is, at least according to a study published in the BMJ in 1993.
This retrospective study comparing driving and shopping patterns and accidents shows that Friday 13th is unlucky for some. Despite...