16 Technorati

Looked at this. Lots of different topics, esp. politics which is information overkill these days. I added Boing! Boing! to my bloglines.

15 I.did.Del.icio.us

Joined and added some bookmarkng websites. Yet another example that is similar to favorites, etc. but with emphasis on the newer generation's penchant for sharing what they are doing and knowing what others are doing.

Thing 14-Ning Nany Noo

Middling success. Looked at Library 2.0 and Learning 2.0. Couldn't find a Learning 2.1 Joined Library 2.0 but had to leave a message with guru Carolyn Coulter on how to join PPLD group. Also looked at Indiana Libraries, Indiana Belly Dancers (!) Anyone else have a desire to crash the next Vegetarian Vegan Librarians lunch???

#12 Roll your own!

Yet another example of ALL of the things out there that can eat up your time and that are competitors to public libraries. I don't have a lot of fave websites. A generalist, I myself like searching with Google and keeping up with news and sports and weather, etc., on Yahoo. I kind of like whatever Yahoo comes up with for what they find interesting I usually find interesting. Sort of like browing in a library or book store for what catches your eye and interest. Rollyo/Roll your own-and don't bogart my friend-limits and tailors your search to get fewer more refined results. Could be helpful for students and others including reference librarians.
Muse: there is more information but far less knowledge in the world these days. :(

#11 It's a Library THANG!

#10 LinkedIn exercise

Completed the LinkedIn exercise.

We'll just see what happens.

#8 RSS and #9 coworker's blog

I learned about RSS feeds and added some-Daily Puppy and Green Thumb stuff. And I added Lisa Ward's 23 Blog to my Bloglines.

log ins and passwords and...

any one else having trouble keeping all of these straight?

flickr

I have always liked Flickr. Have used it more in the past than recently. I have a Flickr Account if any one wants to visit it
http://www.flickr.com/photos/florenceor/