Month: September 2008
How I started blogging meme
It looks like there is another Library themed meme making the rounds, this one started by Meredith Farkas at Information Wants To Be Free, I spotted over on David’s blog weeks ago but never imagined it would get around to me. Both The Bald Trainer & Beth Tribe tagged me for this one, so I better get on it. Q1) How or why did I … Continue reading How I started blogging meme
Akoha Starter packs – I have 19 decks to give away!
Less than two weeks ago I blogged about an exciting new idea – Akoha. I was enthusiastic about the idea, in fact I love it. I love the idea of doing good and passing it forward, call me optimistic, call me naive, but I think this idea has merit. So I blogged about it, I was a little surprised when I was contacted, asking for … Continue reading Akoha Starter packs – I have 19 decks to give away!
I’m not narcisitic, you’re eavesdropping
In many of the articles I read about the Social Web, especially Twitter, the author laments that they don’t care that I had a peanut butter and banana sandwich for lunch, or what I thought of the latest American Idol. I’ve long felt that these writers are missing the point and this week I came across two sources that articulate this better than I could … Continue reading I’m not narcisitic, you’re eavesdropping
It’s talk like a pirate day!
spotted this over on BaldGeeks’ blog and had to play along 😉 My pirate name is: Dread Pirate Kidd Like the famous Dread Pirate Roberts, you have a keen head for how to make a profit. Even though you’re not always the traditional swaggering gallant, your steadiness and planning make you a fine, reliable pirate. Arr! Get your own pirate name from piratequiz.com. part of … Continue reading It’s talk like a pirate day!
The Resourcerer’s Apprentice by Lela Hull
or the Librarian’s Apprentice Continue reading The Resourcerer’s Apprentice by Lela Hull
Akoha – Play it Forward
While browsing my FeedReader this morning I came across this post about Akoha. Akoha is a game, not on your computer, or your Xbox, but a game with cards. Cards that people hand to you and you hand to others that allow you to play good deeds forward. When you get a card, you log on to the site and tell the story of how the … Continue reading Akoha – Play it Forward
