NCBI ROFL Martha Hardy (friend, medical librarian, incredibly cool person) hipped me to NCBI ROFL, a wonderful blog that highlights the best chuckles from PubMed citations.
Edit: D’oh! Nikki posted about this yesterday and Berci before that!
I have become a truly lame blogger.

CHLA-ABSC 2009 Thanks so much to Laurie Blanchard and everybody at CHLA for inviting me to speak! I enjoyed Winnipeg and it was a treat to finally meet people like Francesca Frati (who is awesome) and Mark Rabnett.
The slides for my talk (which look awful in Slideshare) are embedded below.
To clarify for Krista Clement:
I think anything [...]

☣Sneeze: Flash Flu Fun How timely that a friend sent me the link to this game just when I needed a fun break from Swine Flu panic.
In Sneeze, you are an influenza virus in one human and have the opportunity the spread yourself in various environments by having your human sneeze just once on each level.

Q&A With Melissa Rethlefsen MIDLINE, the Newsletter of the Midwest Chapter of the Medical Library Association has a Q&A with my friend and kick-butt medical librarian Melissa Rethlefsen.

EBSCOhost and ScienceDirect Blocking RSS re-syndication? A friend who is a medical librarian emailed me. She writes:
“I’ve been setting up local RSS pages with Feedburner [for email distribution] and Feed2JS [for dislaying the content of feeds on Web pages] for our most popular journals, to allow for TOCs.
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It seems the publishers have gotten wise to this and are not allowing [...]

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