Feeds in our catalog

Looking over the feeds in our catalog, most of our staff , especially after Web 2.0, should have no problem using them. As for the public feeds, I am not sure they will be familiar enough to know how to use them or what they are for.

Feeds

Syndic8.com was the RSS feed finder I used to get feeds which I found interesting. Some examples were sports, and entertainment, specifically upcoming summer movies. I then went to sites I currently use such as comingsoon.com and looked for the feed symbols on each site.

RSS Feeds

I subscribe to the official star wars sites blog. I noticed a story surrounding the casting for the live action tv show which is in pre production. Casting has begun. jkthunder seems to think Lucas will create his own channel for this new tv show. I hope this never happens because Lucas sucks these days and seems to be tearing Star Wars apart with each new story he tells.
http://blogs.starwars.com/jkt77/76

suffolkwave

I downloaded the title Star Wars and other Sci Fi Classics by John Williams. The process was a bit tough to get to work but eventually I figured it out. It is not as user friendly as other downloading services I have used in the past such as i Tunes.

Flickr

hey,
Check out some of the new teen photos they took for Camera Club on Flickr. They are shots from Autumn 08 and Winter 09.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mmsclteens/

LibraryThing

LibraryThing is an application that does lots of things. It appears to be a tool for cataloging books that you own, but it isn’t only that. You can fill it with books that you’ve read, or might read. I read every Star Wars novel that comes out. They all continue in chronological order. I am behind on some titles. If I had time to use Library Thing, I would set up a list of each title to keep a log of what I have read and which ones I need to read. I am currently in the middle of reading Legacy of the Force series. I have read the first 2 and up next are Tempest by Troy Denning, Exile by Aaron Allston and Sacrifice by Karen Traviss.

NASA honored for 'tweets' from Mars

check this out, it's pretty cool-

http://www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/space/02/12/nasa.twitter/index.html