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THE ONE BLOG FOR EVERYTHING MYSTICAL, MAGICAL, SUPERNATURAL, MYTHOLOGICAL, PAGAN, HEATHEN, OCCULT, RELIGIOUS, PARANORMAL, NEW AGE, OR JUST DOWN RIGHT WEIRD.
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Find out how to search for free public records using the government's database.
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We answer your questions about Entrance and Recruitment Exams conducted in India
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web community for collection articles of college students, high school students, teens, etc located at here.Helpful info for any teen or student on student loans and college prep. Lots of entertainment, and a student hub
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Library Cloud is a collaborative blog written by academic librarians in Ohio.
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Resources and discussions for the "tech-librarians-by-default" among us.
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We are the science librarians for University College Dublin.
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Library advocacy.
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I'm David Rosenthal, and this is a place to discuss the work I'm doing in digital preservation.
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Metadata, digitization, and 19th century laundry.
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Libraries, technology, & everything in-between.
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The Lincoln County Library District (LCLD) helps guarantee library service to all residents of Lincoln County, Oregon.
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Weblog of news, discussion and communications by and for employees of the Georgia Perimeter College Libraries. Topics include anything related to library services at GPC or the library world at large.
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Occasional postings about issues and concerns of interest (but not limited to) engineering and scitech librarians. "Librarians are hiding something" - Steven Colbert, 26 March 2007
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Law Blog (Blawg) of the Law Library at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Genealogy/historical research blog with a concentration on Italian heritage and migration to East Harlem in New York City. Includes lists and links to various websites pertaining to genealogy and immigration. Also includes music, YouTube, and photo albums
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A blog of interesting facts by Renga Nathan.
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Librarian and information science news.
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Because those are the hours I keep and that's the job I have.
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Announcements, news and legal research tips & tools from USF's Dorraine Zief Law Library.
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50 feet from the cutting edge in the northeast Kansas library system.
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Want to be a librarian? Got chutzpah? This is the blog for you.
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Exploring what it means to be a cool librarian.
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News, commentary, and stories for and about Oklahoma libraries.
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Written by Dan Greene, web designer and library geek. Topics covered here include Library and Information Science, Information Technology, web design, and maybe even a monk or two.
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Topics and issues that will be posted here: user education, distance education support, e-learning support, librarianship, information access.
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Blogging my way through the woods and wires of library land.
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The purpose of this blog is to document a ten-month Fulbright grant lecturing on digital libraries and investigating contemporary Ukrainian librarianship.
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Kudzu Kwestions asks about kudzu because there are enough citations in the world and not enough wonder!
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Car wash blog, self serve industry blog and forum.
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