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by Rick Mason
Tag Archives: Barack Obama
A Little Star Wars Political Library Geekery
The part of me that is somewhat of a Star Wars geek really finds it fascinating that, according to one of the catalogers at my place of work, Barack Obama’s Dewey Decimal Cutter Number is… Ob1
Posted in Cataloging, Classification, Libraries
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Tagged Barack Obama, Cataloging, Cutter Numbers, Dewey Decimal Cutter, Dewey Decimal Classification, Ob1, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Star Wars
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Google and Microformats
Google has made the jump into supporting Microformats as well as RDFa, calling their implementation “Rich Snippets”! This is great news on several different levels. Semantic markup within web pages provides a way to target searches much more effectively. TechCrunch … Continue reading →
Posted in Google, Libraries, Library 2.0, OPAC, Web Design, WebSearch, XML
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Tagged Barack Obama, David Peterson, Google, leader, library web sites, microformats, president, RDFa, Rich Snippets, search engines, SitePoint, smarter search results, TechCrunch, United States
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Obama at ALA 2005
Many people have a memory of the moment they realized that Barack Obama was likely to become president. For some, the moment came during the primaries, perhaps when they heard the speech he gave after the New Hampshire primary. Others, … Continue reading →
Posted in Government, History, Libraries, Politics, Video
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Tagged American Library Association, Barack Obama, Chicago, History, Illinois, New Hampshire, presidency, president, Senator, speech, Springfield, transcript, United States, Video
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