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I was behind a car with the license plate dafuq the other day... actually against the rules in my state but i guess no one said it out loud :)

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coded 3 more tweets, so maybe only 997 to go? sob.

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Greater Use of Social Media Gets Science, Scientists Noticed, Study Says | Careers | Communications of the ACM http://cacm.acm.org/careers...

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ugh I can't find how to get an RSS feed out of RefWorks anymore. In, sure. I shared the database. I turned on the option to have a feed with 10 items - no feed url. It's not on the shared site, either. Ideas anyone? I'll e-mail their support if i have to

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I can't follow what you're trying to do. Are you adding RSS feeds from dbs into Refworks to use it as a reader? Or are you trying to make a feed from a Refworks folder or your whole database? - Christina Pikas - -

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the typical CS method of putting "related work" after your work seems fishy- like an afterthought.

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Infodocket:More Research From Google Scholar Team: “On the Shoulders of Giants: The Growing Impact of Older Articles” http://www.infodocket.com/2014...

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The larger point is that ease of availability correlates with citation... which is obviously a pro-OA argument! - Christina Pikas - -

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No daycare because election - which is stupid since it's not like it's a polling place. Thought I'd get up regular time to work before kids woke up but they were wide awake and playing at 4:30. Yoy!

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They sure want to make use of their unexpected day off. - Christina Pikas - -

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But it felt like 5:30 to them! - Christina Pikas - -

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Just like when gmail was new, inbox makes it slow/hard to delete

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"Historical fiction " doesn't have vampires or dragons, dammit.

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Ow! Beaned in the forehead with a flying block. On th + side ms 2 might get recruited from high school as ages a south paw

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burns me up that there are anti-vaxers running around MPOW when we're all about science and evidence based work... UGH!

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Oh yes, I had a friend who worked at NASA, and his wife was anti-vax, and he could never tell anyone about it. Now that I think about it, he might have secretly had the kids vaccinated? But I might be making that up. - Christina Pikas - -

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Dan Kahan has done a lot of work in this area, especially about climate change <a rel="nofollow" href="http://papers.ssrn.com/so... ; title="http://papers.ssrn.com/so... ; - Christina Pikas - -

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Speaking of rhymes. Does gorilla rhyme with mirror in any English accent? Children's book tried it.

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If you're, say, Bob Dylan, of course it does. - Christina Pikas - -

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Ahhh. Ok - Christina Pikas - -

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oopsie - just lost a few minutes of my day learning how to do a simple image comparison routine ... thanks c4l for yet another rabbit hole :) back to regularly scheduled programming

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HAHAHAHAHAHA... precious. Our parent institution's IT is apparently telling people in other libraries in our institution that my division is doing away with our own e-mail addresses and identity and will be using the parent institution's. I THINK NOT! We're not in their IT, we don't talk to their IT, we don't let them see our network. Um. no.

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Bourbon roast here. And fresh whole wheat pain de mie which came out in a perfect rectangular prism ftw.

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PyCharm FTW - http://christinaslisrant.scientopia.org/2014...

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Not sure if tweet will come through: anyone doing cost sharing of expensive bioinformatics tools (openhelix, oncomine... ?) with their bioinformatics labs? How does that work? Experiences? We tried chemistry stuff at MPOW and it was too complicated.

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Yeah, I don't think it's possible to do cost-sharing stuff here. - Christina Pikas - -

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can you talk about other cost sharing happening? in general terms? - Christina Pikas - -

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RT @LibSkrat: Responsible library handling of the Adobe situation: http://library.ryerson.ca/blog...

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Post migration settling in - http://christinaslisrant.scientopia.org/2014...

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such freaking b.s. They got rid of our copier/network scanner which was JUST FINE... for this new all in one color thing that has a platten that won't fit anything wider than 8.5". Guess what doesn't fit on that? any of our reference books. we can't copy from any of our reference books. any. have to walk them to another group, leave them there

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and pay for a scan. WTF. - Christina Pikas - -

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the Maryland iSchool is looking for a new dean if anyone knows anyone.

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my head is going to blow off my shoulders. team lead (outside of library) just forwarded me a copy of something I forwarded to the team MONTHS ago and have cited regularly since to ask if I had seen it.ARRRRRRRRRRGH - POP!

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:( I'm sorry, I get those too. I tend to respond brightly with cheerful -- Yes, isn't it great! As I mentioned in my email 3 days ago --I think this applies here-here-here. And then go seethe over a cup of coffee. - Christina Pikas - -

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wow. asme's site is bizarre and not usable.

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I love it when S.T. (retired from PSU press) is shown to be absolutely wrong. Just makes me happy. I guess I'm a bad person :) (this is on liblicense wrt USSR copyrights)

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Fml. Vacuuming after giving up trying to get the toys off the floor first. Using the onboard crevice tool with two little helpers watching everything. Then noticed a barrette in the crevice tool slot, went to get something to fish it out, half stepped on mr2 who had snuck up, stepped back onto a Lego that had also moved in the last minute,

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Tried to find another place to step. Didn't. Fell heavily on knee and hand. Foot hurts worst. Then wrist and knee. - Christina Pikas - -

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That's no fair that they're tag teaming you. Where's the ref when you need him? - Christina Pikas - -

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tweet didn't come through - but cool new article from folks at MPOW provides explanation of space weather effect that could have (in part) caused communications failure that led to Takur Ghar battle in AFG. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi...

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I remember when the last author was asking us for all kinds of info on the battle and we were very curious why someone who studies space physics wanted to know about AFG battles. Very interesting, IMO. - Christina Pikas - -

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