next up: CiL

I’m attending my very first Computers in Libraries this week & I can’t wait! I’m presenting at a couple of sessions (on IM) and a panel (Dead Tech), and I plan to blog the rest of the conference sessions I attend too, so stay tuned. There are loads of bloggers this year, keep your eyes on the tag “cil2006″, on Technorati, del.icio.us, & Flickr and you won’t miss a beat. And, if you’d like it all in RSS, here’s an OPML file with all the relevant feeds, kindly compiled by Steve Lawson. Thanks, Steve!

Somewhat related is the image above, it’s what my Netvibes looks like at the moment. There’s certainly a lot to love about Netvibes, but one of the best things about it, for me, is the ease with which you can switch up your subscriptions. I use Bloglines as my staple RSS aggregator, but Netvibes as my “event planning” aggregator. At the moment, it’s all ready for CiL, displaying DC weather, the three tag feeds mentioned above, and a bunch of other utilities that don’t change (email, web search, webnote).
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I’ll see you there! I’ll be the one in the “Proud to be a Radical Militant Librarian” T-shirt!

Say hi to Heavy G if you see him there! – randy

…meaning Geoff: http://blogdriverswaltz.com/ (URL insertion code didn’t work just now in that previous post. Argh!)

You are welcome! I wish I could join you all there, instead of just watching it all flash by in RSS.

ooh, new toys – hadn’t come across netvibes, thanks. totally copycatting you

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