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New post: Knowing what you know, or rather, what you've written http://scientopia.org/blogs...

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Knowing what you know, or rather, what you've written - http://scientopia.org/blogs...

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So great.boss has announced that our shared drive will be deleted Friday. This is where I've saved all my work for more than 9 years. Uh-oh. Of course this boss likes to make scary outrageous statements to see what will happen

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git clone /foo /bar ? - Christina Pikas - -

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Save to a 32 gig flash drive till it can be moved to another shared drive? Or, would that be considered off the network? - Christina Pikas - -

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work at home statistics: number of times dog food/biscuits removed from son's mouth: 4. Fast little dude.

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number of naps needed: 5 (2 each child, one for me); number of naps taken: 0 - Christina Pikas - -

number of unhappy, hungry dogs who can't get to their bowls: 1 - Christina Pikas - -

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quick mendeley and zotero question: can you sync only meta data (not full text of papers) and can you sync some folders and not others? We have some users with proprietary or otherwise sensitive documents that they want to manage with their citation manger. TIA

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do they want to manage the papers inside Zotero? because they don't have to, in which case sync is obvy metadata-only. - Christina Pikas - -

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There is a setting. I don't know what the default is, though. Preferences - >sync - Christina Pikas - -

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tee hee... funny mis-OCR (must be!) " Military propellants, explosives, and explosive devices use electrical initiation almost exclusively and hence are subject to inadvertent actuation by spurious electrical currents. It is incumbent upon deities and to incorporate into the designs of weapons and weapon systems measures for protection against...

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this is in dtic report AD0256949 ... i don't think it's incumbent on he deities to do anything - Christina Pikas - -

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designers? i would say engineers but that doesn't fit - Christina Pikas - -

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help: how would you cite a webpage translated by google translator in Turabian?

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Yeah, just plagiarize the damn thing. No one will ever know ;-) - Christina Pikas - -

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thanks Meg - Christina Pikas - -

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and that never gets old... answered a query (I hope I wasn't too late) from an WSJ journalist because of my blog. (original post about when the A.S. JSTOR thingy blew up)

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AIAA is the most inept society publisher. i had hopes that when they outsourced it would work better, but no. they still have our money and we still don't have the access we paid for but now it's the subscription management company's fault.... grrrrr.

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... that should be a contest. Most Inept Society Publisher. Something like the Consumerist's Golden Poo award. - Christina Pikas - -

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AuthoreaAuthorea is a collaborative writing tool for scientific articles.Built by scientists. For scientists. Authorea is an online platform for the collaborative authorship of research papers. Authorea lets you publish, share, organize, version control, and source control all the components of your research. In the backend, Authorea uses git, a...

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via PAMNET, first article: <a rel="nofollow" href="https://www.authorea.com/... ; title="https://www.authorea.com/... ; - Christina Pikas - -

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Instrument bibliographies, data citation, searching for data - http://scientopia.org/blogs...

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both babies napping - it's like capturing a unicorn - work work work work work work work .... oh no rustling on the monitor. work work work ....

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so do i have it right that google scholar outputs all citations as journal articles? seems to with book chapters, at least

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Looks like, yeah. I just tried a book from there. - Christina Pikas - -

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I tried a few different chapters in edited books, none were Springer. - Christina Pikas - -

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proquest is annoying me again - my database of choice is not in the dropdown, but when i take a direct link to it, I can search it even though it's still not in the dropdown. multiple browsers, cleared cookies

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ah, but when i search using the direct link, i'm actually searching all 39 databases (but not the database shown at the top of the screen) - Christina Pikas - -

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Seems to be ok with us today. I am getting the one and only proquest database when I click on it through our system. (Tried with three different PQ databases.) - Christina Pikas - -

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Still feeling put out. My mom got me 2 shirts at least 4 sizes too big. She said she thought they looked right. Unless she was thinking of me at 35 weeks with twins :(

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Aw, nuts. - Christina Pikas - -

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Progressive Management bundling of govdocs with v. short introductions - helpful service (like Bernan) or evil parasite? see for example http://www.amazon.com/dp...

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we have these journals on our shelves... they're creepy! http://www.special-operations-technology.com/

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1) i wish when i learned something it stayed learned and 2) why did perl disappear from both of my machines

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i want a bookmarklet to just add the url of the page to a list in a plain text document (which I will then use a perl script to read off and then go grab the text from the page)... should be easy but right now it looks easier to just copy and paste the urls into the text document

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Could you use something like firefox bookmark tool that saves URLs and titles to a .html document, and then clean up the html to scrape out the code? - Christina Pikas - -

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WONDERFUL! Also, Christina, can I borrow your script? This combo will do exactly what I needed for a project, and I only just realized it. - Christina Pikas - -

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yay, I got a really complex scientometrics question... oh... I got a really complex scientometrics question hmm

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I can't even pronounce scientometrics! - Christina Pikas - -

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well that's interesting... ad on the side of science direct "make your research count... publish ethically" ..

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They'll accept ads from the competition? - Christina Pikas - -

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Liked for the awd comment. - Christina Pikas - -

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My roomba, Florence, likes to spend all her time under the couch. #shy #firstworldproblems #thingsyounoticeworkingathome

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You named your Roomba! - Christina Pikas - -

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i misread botnet as bonnet... i was wondering how a bonnet could be hostile.... :)

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That's a sub-genre of the bonnet ripper fiction. - Christina Pikas - -

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my blog searching article just got cited by MIS Quarterly for its 14th citation... that never gets old... still have an h-index of two though... need to get writing!

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Pretty sure mine's two too. I guess there's an outside chance it's three. - Christina Pikas - -

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Cameron: Interesting. I guess Google thinks .net represents an institutional address, where .com (in this case gmail.com) indicates something else. Ah well; my profile's there, just not "verified." (You have a much higher *recent* profile. This is hardly surprising.) - Christina Pikas - -

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Science Blogger's challenge for @DonorsChoose has been extended to 11/9. Don't forget to use matching code - SCIENCE !

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New post: Donor's Choose matching funds! http://scientopia.org/blogs...

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