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  1. RT @omeka If you haven't seen it, here is @museuminaday 's site: http://bit.ly/LgKqf. You too can build museum websites quickly.
  2. Must listen: RT @mkirschenbaum: podcasts via @umd_mith from @esayeed, @samplereality, @sheepeeh, many more: http://short.to/w82q
  3. @bill_mayer Quick thinking. Impressive. Congrats!
  4. And great stuff in Sophia Smith Women's History collections. Looking for ways for @chnm to partner with the great crew here in Northampton.
  5. Enjoying the company of colleagues at Smith College. Tough, necessary discussion about gender balance in digital humanities.
  6. New blog post: Briefly Noted for November 2, 2009 http://bit.ly/uYXoL
  7. Amazon Editors' Picks for 2009 http://bit.ly/izgYg
  8. E-Books More Popular than Games Among iPhone App Developers http://bit.ly/2OEPlB
  9. More from ArchivesNext on NARA's Digitization Partnerships http://bit.ly/WXMSr
  10. Woops. @briancroxall is looking for the party! Not @mkgold (tho he's welcome too)! Sorry!
  11. RT @academicdave: you can also use [Wave] for play: http://bit.ly/3Z8Zzt [Maybe we should get together with @mkgold who wants to party]
  12. @amandafrench So that means it's for work? I don't like it already.
  13. Finally got my Wave on, thanks to @kalbers. Now what?
  14. Top Ten Disruptive Technologies http://bit.ly/1SNKQ
  15. Want to run @Omeka in Virtual Box or VMWare? Bruce Fulton just updated his guide: http://bit.ly/Lg7qK
  16. RT @omeka Following @museuminaday 's stream--watch them build a site today using @omeka and WP: http://bit.ly/2KY1ze
  17. Net Neutrality: Pro and Con http://bit.ly/3Ghl16
  18. DOD <3 Open Source http://bit.ly/GIdhm
  19. The End of Student .edu Email http://bit.ly/2Ttv7T
  20. Loving Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala. Much faster boot time, lots of little UI improvements. It's really getting there.