bindonlane
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Adding structure and building links between scientific databases and journals is blurring the boundaries between them @
4:18 AM Dec 17th
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@ It works (for now), but am not sure if it was cost-effective; the parts cost around GBP63, compared with min GBP115 for repair
7:25 AM Dec 15th
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in reply to kevingashley
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I finally had all the tools in the right place to replace the broken screen on my Asus Eee PC; a far more tricky job than I expected ...
6:33 AM Dec 15th
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@ The language is Hebrew; the blog title means something like: "Learning, Internet ... And in-between"
7:04 PM Dec 13th
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in reply to briankelly
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RT @ Science in shackles | John Sulston [on IP rights in science]
4:41 PM Nov 25th
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@ If it's Westbury, your train will most likely be cancelled! I used to experience this quite frequently when commuting from Dorset
10:44 AM Nov 23rd
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in reply to paulwalk
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Contrasting books on the benefits of recording everything we do: and the 'virtue of forgetting':
10:42 AM Nov 23rd
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Review by Paul Duguid of V Mayer-Schönberger's 'Delete' (Princeton UP, 2009) in TLS, 20 Nov (p. 22); "writing usefuly enables us to forget"
1:04 PM Nov 21st
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Interestring article on the role of textual scholarship in the digital age by Jerome McGann in TLS, Nov 20 (pp. 13-15)
1:00 PM Nov 21st
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Reading Seamus Perry's review of Dalziel & Millgate's 'Thomas Hardy's "poetical matter" notebook' (OUP, 2009) in TLS, Nov 20 (pp. 7-8)
12:54 PM Nov 21st
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The HE sector in Britain "is now too large and too diverse ... to be sensibly subject to a single uniform mode of assessment" (TLS, Nov 13)
10:04 AM Nov 12th
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Re: Impact: "the humanities are, I suspect, simply being flattened by a runaway tank designed for other purposes" (S Collini, TLS, Nov 13)
9:54 AM Nov 12th
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Timely musings on the potential unintended consequences of measuring "impact" in the humanities by S Collini in TLS, 13 Nov (pp.18-19)
9:50 AM Nov 12th
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From @ - ALPSP claim IRs are "parasitic on the existing journal structure for their peer-review process" !
8:34 AM Nov 12th
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@ I was going to suggest the same as @ Remember that you have to wear something else with the tie (or kilt) ...
10:56 AM Nov 11th
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in reply to briankelly
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@ That said, newspaper sales/bulks start from a fairly high base; interesting trends also on Web usage:
7:47 AM Nov 11th
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in reply to adrianstevenson
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@ Presumably this is why UK newspaper prices are rising and sales are in decline (except for The Star):
7:42 AM Nov 11th
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@ On the same route last week: information that a train had been cancelled, then "this train will be formed of three coaches"
9:54 AM Nov 4th
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in reply to briankelly
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@ The approach claimed to be "author-centric" using IRs to generate personal CVs with h-index + links with CRIS + preservation services
7:48 AM Nov 4th
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in reply to talat
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@ Not that I'm equating "uncitedness" with lack of use, e.g. doi:10.1126/science.289.5478.355c
6:02 AM Nov 4th
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in reply to briankelly
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