NASA Reports Evidence Mars Was Once Soaked

NASA Reports Evidence Mars Was Once Soaked. NASA scientists reported evidence today that the crater where the Mars rover Opportunity is exploring was once soaked in water. By Kenneth Chang. [New York Times: NYT HomePage]

Howard Dean – Post-Mortem

Howard Dean – Post-Mortem.  Now, this Washington Post article (free reg req'd) is an example of reporting that could not be done easily by a blogger. Or let's put it this way, it is unlikely that any blogger would take the time to interview many Dean camp insiders and then paint a picture of what… Continue reading Howard Dean – Post-Mortem

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Boom Town, Soon Town

Boom Town, Soon Town.  Another interesting comparative read is Business 2.0's March feature on the next boom towns (access code: B2MAR3140) — “America's 20 hottest job markets” — and Inc.'s March feature on the top 25 cities for doing business in America. Let's start by looking at Business 2.0's top picks: Raleigh-Durham, NC San Jose,… Continue reading Boom Town, Soon Town

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The Boston Globe has new RSS support too. [Scripting News]

RSS 2.0 support

Very impressive RSS 2.0 support from Borland. Thanks! [Scripting News]

Groove 3.0 is on the way

Groove 3.0 is on the way. You can now sign up to receive a beta version of Groove 3.0, Ray Ozzie's collaboration tool. I've long had a love-hate relationship with Groove: The peer-to-peer, zero-management, automatic security architecture is very impressive. Creating a Groove space and inviting others is effortless and automatic and does not require a… Continue reading Groove 3.0 is on the way

OCLC for Smaller Libraries

OCLC for Smaller Libraries. Most law firm libraries have relatively small collections, often too small for a full subscription to OCLC to be economical. If your library falls in that category, but you'd like to be able to download OCLC catalog records for your online catalog, you may be interested in this item from Catalogablog, OCLC… Continue reading OCLC for Smaller Libraries