Library Stuff

The blogger over at Tales from the Liberry has a list of the more infamous patrons that walk into the library. I haven’t been reading this weblog (for not other reason but my pure laziness in creating a feed or putting it into Watch That Page), but I’m going to now. (link via Waypath)

As if I needed yet another reason to listen to Phish, the band announced today that all proceeds from Live Phish their $10 per show (mp3) download sit will be donated to the Mockingbrid Foundation. Classy.

Well, here’s a start. I finally got Blogger API working with Radio. Now, I can post to Radio and the same post will show up on my Blogger blog. Neat.

I’ve always wanted to know the geographic location for the blogs that I read. Now, I can place the OPML file for my aggregator into The Georoll and its displayed. Sadly, only a few are shown (about 9 out of 200[ish]) but it is a start. (link via Yahoo Groups – Aggregators)

“Dodgeit allows you to create throw-away email addresses (for crappy registration sites), and then delivers the email that comes into the resulting mailbox as an RSS feed that you and everyone else who can guess at your throwaway email addy can read. That’s pretty sweet.” (via Boing Boing)

Pretty much the same concept behind Mailbucket, which I have been using sucessfully for my Watch That Page e-mail alerts (now I can get anything I want via RSS) and my contact page. I agree. That is pretty suweeeeeet!!

LII linked to Kee Malesky this morning. Kee is a reference librarian at NPR, a job that I’ve pined after for years. Last year in December I linked to her colleague’s column that I have been reading every month.

Another job that I would die for? Reference librarian at the Baseball Hall of Fame.