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JessicaBudke: /* MiniBlog on the Blogosphere and Internet */

2007-12-05T16:25:55Z

MiniBlog on the Blogosphere and Internet

SuegeneNoh at 15:19, 5 December 2007

2007-12-05T15:19:17Z

EmKomiskey: /* MiniBlog on the Blogosphere and Internet */

2007-12-04T03:20:47Z

MiniBlog on the Blogosphere and Internet

EmKomiskey: /* Class Schedule */

2007-12-04T03:19:47Z

Class Schedule

EmKomiskey: /* Class Schedule */

2007-12-04T03:18:41Z

Class Schedule

EmKomiskey: /* MiniBlog on the Blogosphere and Internet */

2007-11-29T20:03:08Z

MiniBlog on the Blogosphere and Internet

EmKomiskey: /* MiniBlog on the Blogosphere and Internet */

2007-11-29T20:02:11Z

MiniBlog on the Blogosphere and Internet

JessicaBudke: /* Anybody Got a Blogging Idea? */

2007-11-06T17:17:38Z

Anybody Got a Blogging Idea?

JessicaBudke: /* Anybody Got a Blogging Idea? */

2007-11-06T17:17:20Z

Anybody Got a Blogging Idea?

AmyWeiss: /* Anybody Got a Blogging Idea? */

2007-10-30T19:35:21Z

Anybody Got a Blogging Idea?

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 *'''29 November 2007''' (EK) -- For some reason, only "the kids" attended class today.  Did someone forget to give us a memo about why Kent AND Margaret were MIA?  I mentioned this to Kathryn after class, and she said, "Well, let's see where Kent is," and proceeded to look up his whereabouts online.  Apparently, if you have the "secret password" you can find out where Kent should be at any given time.  Strange.  Anyway, I learned that Kent was at a Dean selection committee in CLAS during class time.  Perhaps Margaret was there too?  We proceeded as scheduled and discussed the blogs of Steven and Suegene.  Steven's modified idea of a "conservation conglomeration" looks like it will work nicely and Suegene's blog will be an excellent resource for both students and teachers of science writing at the univeristy.

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-*'''29 November 2007''' (EK) -- For some reason, only "the kids" attended class today.  Did someone forget to give us a memo about why Kent AND Margaret were MIA?  I mentioned this to Kathryn after class, and she said, "Well, let's see where Kent is," and proceeded to look up his whereabouts online.  Apparently, if you have the "secret password" you can find out where Kent should be at any given time.  Strange.  Anyway, I learned that Kent was at a Dean selection committee in CLAS during class time.  Perhaps Margaret was there too?  We proceeded as scheduled and discussed the blogs of Steven and Sugene.  Steven's modified idea of a "conservation conglomeration" looks like it will work nicely and Sugene's blog will be an excellent resource for both students and teachers of science writing at the univeristy.
+*'''29 November 2007''' (EK) -- For some reason, only "the kids" attended class today.  Did someone forget to give us a memo about why Kent AND Margaret were MIA?  I mentioned this to Kathryn after class, and she said, "Well, let's see where Kent is," and proceeded to look up his whereabouts online.  Apparently, if you have the "secret password" you can find out where Kent should be at any given time.  Strange.  Anyway, I learned that Kent was at a Dean selection committee in CLAS during class time.  Perhaps Margaret was there too?  We proceeded as scheduled and discussed the blogs of Steven and Suegene.  Steven's modified idea of a "conservation conglomeration" looks like it will work nicely and Suegene's blog will be an excellent resource for both students and teachers of science writing at the univeristy.
 *'''4 October 2007''' (Amy) -- Sorry Suegene and everyone, traffic and bad navigation left me unable to make it back in time for class today.  What did I miss?
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-*'''29 November 2007''' (EK) -- For some reason, only "the kids" attended class today.  Did someone forget to give us a memo about why Kent AND Margaret were MIA?  I mentioned this to Kathryn after class, and she said, "Well, let's see where Kent is," and proceeded to look up his whereabouts online.  Apparently, if you have the "secret password" you can find out where Kent should be at any given time.  Strange.  Anyway, I learned that Kent was at a Dean selection committee in CLAS during class time.  Perhaps Margaret was there too?  Anyway, we proceeded as scheduled and discussed the blogs of Steven and Sugene.  Steven's modified idea of a "conservation conglomeration" looks like it will work nicely and Sugene's blog will be an excellent resource for both students and teachers of science writing at the univeristy.
+*'''29 November 2007''' (EK) -- For some reason, only "the kids" attended class today.  Did someone forget to give us a memo about why Kent AND Margaret were MIA?  I mentioned this to Kathryn after class, and she said, "Well, let's see where Kent is," and proceeded to look up his whereabouts online.  Apparently, if you have the "secret password" you can find out where Kent should be at any given time.  Strange.  Anyway, I learned that Kent was at a Dean selection committee in CLAS during class time.  Perhaps Margaret was there too?  We proceeded as scheduled and discussed the blogs of Steven and Sugene.  Steven's modified idea of a "conservation conglomeration" looks like it will work nicely and Sugene's blog will be an excellent resource for both students and teachers of science writing at the univeristy.
 *'''4 October 2007''' (Amy) -- Sorry Suegene and everyone, traffic and bad navigation left me unable to make it back in time for class today.  What did I miss?

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 | Nov 8	|| Kent Holsinger || Tools that make blogging a little easier [http://www.google.com/reader Google Reader] [http://www.google.com/notebook Google Notebook] The blogging software I use [http://movabletype.org/ MovableType] It's the software behind [http://www.typepad.com Typepad] ||
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 | Nov 22	|| NO MEETING|| THANKSGIVING ||
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 | Nov 8	|| Kent Holsinger || Tools that make blogging a little easier [http://www.google.com/reader Google Reader] [http://www.google.com/notebook Google Notebook] The blogging software I use [http://movabletype.org/ MovableType] It's the software behind [http://www.typepad.com Typepad] ||
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 ===Anybody Got a Blogging Idea?===
-* 6 November 2007 (JB) -- I checked into using these icons in one of my upcoming posts about moss conservation. I am planning to discuss a journal article. I read over their rules for using the icons and they appear to be sound and fair. The goal is to distinguish people discussing serious peer-reviewed research from those that are not. However everyone has access to the icon and there is no easy way to police who uses it.
+* 6 November 2007 (JB) -- I checked into using these icons in one of my upcoming posts about moss conservation. I am planning to discuss a journal article. I read over their rules for using the icons and they appear to be sound and fair. The goal is to distinguish people discussing serious peer-reviewed research from those that are not. However everyone has access to the icon and there is no easy way to police who uses it. They do have a technorati search so that you can find posts that have this icon. It could be a way to attract an audience that is searching for commentary on original research articles.   I might give it a try and see what happens.
 They do have a technorati search so that you can find posts that have this icon. It could be a way to attract an audience that is searching for commentary on original research articles.
 I might give it a try and see what happens.
 * 30 October 2007 (Amy) -- I first came across this mentioned on Pharyngula, the [http://bpr3.org/?page_id=56 implementation of icons] to mark summaries of peer reviewed research.  I think the aggregating feature will be useful, but could see this abused too. What do you guys think?

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		+	* 6 November 2007 (JB) -- I checked into using these icons in one of my upcoming posts about moss conservation. I am planning to discuss a journal article. I read over their rules for using the icons and they appear to be sound and fair. The goal is to distinguish people discussing serious peer-reviewed research from those that are not. However everyone has access to the icon and there is no easy way to police who uses it.
		+	They do have a technorati search so that you can find posts that have this icon. It could be a way to attract an audience that is searching for commentary on original research articles.
		+	I might give it a try and see what happens.

	* 30 October 2007 (Amy) -- I first came across this mentioned on Pharyngula, the [http://bpr3.org/?page_id=56 implementation of icons] to mark summaries of peer reviewed research. I think the aggregating feature will be useful, but could see this abused too. What do you guys think?		* 30 October 2007 (Amy) -- I first came across this mentioned on Pharyngula, the [http://bpr3.org/?page_id=56 implementation of icons] to mark summaries of peer reviewed research. I think the aggregating feature will be useful, but could see this abused too. What do you guys think?

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		+	* 30 October 2007 (Amy) -- I first came across this mentioned on Pharyngula, the [http://bpr3.org/?page_id=56 implementation of icons] to mark summaries of peer reviewed research. I think the aggregating feature will be useful, but could see this abused too. What do you guys think?

	* 26 October 2007 (JB) -- Thanks for the info Amy. I added the hack to my blog and have made a long post to test it out. I am having an issue that the new posting window does not like to accept text that has been written in a word processor then cut and pasted into the post box. Otherwise it appears to be working well. Thanks again.		* 26 October 2007 (JB) -- Thanks for the info Amy. I added the hack to my blog and have made a long post to test it out. I am having an issue that the new posting window does not like to accept text that has been written in a word processor then cut and pasted into the post box. Otherwise it appears to be working well. Thanks again.