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To avoid confusion this is the latest schedule. Before
Tuesday, Jul. 25th III will bring down the existing service and repartition the hard drive to allow us enough space to complete the upgrade on the existing server. this will be done after hours and should not affect any of the libraries.
Wednesday Aug. 9th Migration Assuming everything is functioning correctly with 2005 III will bring us down and migrate the server. This is being done with the 2005 release allowing us ample time to upgrade to 2006 when it is most appropriate for us.
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Open Archives Best Practices Wiki - I've seen this befor but I forgot about it so I'm putting it here so I won't forget. Should we start a "social" bookmarking site?
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An interesting post on outgoing. Really fast predictive search of OCLC.
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III announced a new suite of options built for their "WebPAC Pro" product. Apparently, WebPAC Pro will be free with the 2006 upgrade, but I am sure the other options (RSS feeds, etc) will be costly.
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Here's a link to Brian E. Surratt's (College Station, Texas) blog about DSpace and ContentDM. I've never seen this guy before. It's a little bit interesting.
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I put together a powerpoint with screen shots about how to configure putty to get into CONSULS with ssh. Please feel free to share.
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Attached to this entry is a power point presentation about the changes that are happening in the acq module. (the attachment is over in the right hand column)
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Blog entry about Innovatives plans to incorporated RSS Feeds.
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I sometimes try and think about what we're trying to accomplish in libraries. I came upon this passage from the Wikipedia under Information Science Information science is primarily concerned with the structure, creation, management, storage, retrieval, dissemination and transfer of information. Information science also includes studying the application of information in organizations, on its usage and the interaction between people, organizations and information systems. Within information science attention has been given in recent years to human computer interaction (HCI) and to the ways people generate, use and find information. I look at this a think this is exactly what we should be doing. Are we?
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This is an email I recieved from Suellen Stringer-Hye interviewing "Alexander Johannesen, a Topic Maps programmer at the National Library of Australia". He has some intresting thoughts on the diffrence between Topic Maps and XTMs.
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