Listes de bobrobboy

HISTORY LESSON by H GUTMAN and Class History by M Kazin bother from NATION in the Alternative Press Index Archive

I'd like to make this a very large list of all of the books that bloggers reference and or link to. I am just getting started with this idea so the list is very small.

I own very few books because I don't feel the need to hold onto the physical copy of the book after I've read and digested the ideas and concepts. When I do need to keep a reminder of some idea, I take notes and keep those. For all other instances, I know where to find the book if I need it. I just have to visit my library again.

Community building is deeper and more complex than the technologies that enable it. It is bigger and deeper than our current fascination with social networking. This may seem trite, but few Web sites take community building to the core. Which is to say that few sites loop their communities back to the real world. These books helped me understand the importance of that loop and provided some insight as to how to complete the loop.

Books on breakfast recipes I'd love to make.

Books and articles on reaching mobile audiences. Likely covering development, technology, design, marketing and libraries.

From fiction to non-fiction. Books, novels, articles and eventually Web sites and blogs ... these are the things that I've found to be most interesting or most useful in either my work or personal life. From information architecture to libraries. From cycling to city planning and home architecture. Hobbies, food, drinks, pets, children, parenting and more.

These are current books and articles I've read over summer and fall of 2007. All of these deal with using emerging Web-based tools in a library. Most take a how-to approach to the read/write Web and serve as primers to the uninitiated.

These are books that fall somewhere between, "I wouldn't read it again" and "I want six hours back!" Some were good but not worth it and some were just plain bad books.

Some of these books are non-fiction, but others are fiction. The novels are mostly SciFi though I don't know why. That's not all that I read. Still someone else might enjoy these too.

This is a list of resources that are being promoted within a Flash based game that the Orange County Library System (OCLS) of Florida has made. Their game, "Citricon: Library Defender," has been developed to promote the system's gaming related resources. But OCLS is not the only system that has gaming resources. Check out all the other things available, including items from Bob Schulz's list: http://www.worldcat.org/profiles/bobschulz/lists/71587.

Here are a few of the radio shows on WorldCat that include samples. The Shadow and a Bob Hope program too!

Here's a few of the many Monty Python samples available in WorldCat from OverDrive.

This is the result set from a search on: "au:OverDrive,Inc. su:Jazz au:Chick Corea" and includes excerpts from each of these titles. Just click the "Excerpt" link to hear a sample. But make sure you have Windows Media Player configured to play MP3s. These files only play through Windows Media Player.