Digital Bibliography

• New DigBib Post:: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-08-23 http://ryantrauman.com/blog/2010/08/23/twitter-weekly-updates-for-2010-08-23/ #

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• @phillalexander Yep. Tonight he's "on again." Boo. in reply to phillalexander #
• It's hard being a Vikings fan today. Wanna win. But not with Favre. Still wanna support team. :. Have to embrace whole package. Go Vikes! #
• Would love to see it! RT @aristotle_julep: @pidoubleg i will do this and i'll see if i can get @phillalexander to do it too #
• New DigBib Post:: Five Objects That Matter to My Workflow (Stacey Pigg guest post) http://bit.ly/bg67UO #
• Need: one more fantasy football participant for league ("Pigskin Pedagogues" full of TechRhetors). If interested, please DM me soon. #
• Why I love Twitter. Two gems that might change my life: http://bit.ly/bQga71(via @scottmccloud) & http://bit.ly/bxb6qb (via stephceraso) #
• @warnick August is the cruelest month. in reply to warnick #
• @billhd @christateston Difference could also be that one leg (or side of abdomen, or back, etc) is stronger than the other. Very fixable. in reply to billhd #
• @christateston another thing: repetitive nature of cycling amplifies what seems small. If it doesn't clear. Don't wait too long to ask doc. in reply to christateston #
• @christateston agree with @billhd; consider sole inserts, too. BikeShoePressure is odd. Inserts can redistribute to avoid nerve pinch. in reply to christateston #
• New DigBib Post:: Working with Three Monitors: A Workspace Reflection http://bit.ly/d478A1 #
• New Post: Digital Bibliography: Intimacy, Digital Storytelling, and the Technologies of Distance http://bit.ly/aLYJ2h #
• Yay, Cheryl!RT @billhd: Rockin! Congrats to Cheryl @s2ceball on her NEH-ODH startup! http://bit.ly/9HoKGq #
• for those who hav yet to try this (#CreaWriter http://bit.ly/72g3S4) is great. For PC. But #mmwriter http://bit.ly/7IQUbh is sim for Mac. #
• @bmcnely I've never heard anyone say it outloud. But I say "l-o-l-cats" in my head. :) in reply to bmcnely #
• Omeka chatter all over the web this morning. Yay, for CHNM! (via @jcmeloni) http://post.ly/qx79 #

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• The most stunning video collage I’ve ever seen: http://bit.ly/a8JrJ3. Marco Brambilla’s “Civilization.” #
• Mao, King Kong, and the Future of the Book – Triple Canopy http://post.ly/ps4x #
• via Triple Canopy: “Mao, King Kong, and the Future of the Book” (Bob Stein/Dan Visel Interview) http://post.ly/ps7w #
• via TechRhet ListServ: CompFAQs from CompPile | Free-accessOnlineJournals / Home Page browse http://post.ly/ptAi #
• just booked eight (yes eight!) periods for each of his fall courses in the library computer labs. Life saver! Now to redesign syllabus. #
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